Politics & Government

Neuman Appoints Severna Park Woman to Staff

Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman continued to change the leadership in Anne Arundel this week.

Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman's transformation of departments within the county government continued this week, as two more people were replaced.

A press release from Neuman's office announced the appointment of two new members to the Constituent Services team. The release did not mention any dismissals, but The Maryland-Gazette reported the appointments came with the removal of two constituent services specialists.

Neuman announced Amy Leahy will represent her hometown of Severna Park and west county. Eastport resident Hope Stewart will represent south county and Annapolis, while North county will be temporarily represented by a veteran constituent services employee.

Mark Chang and Kelsey McConkey, both of whom represented north county, are no longer county employees, according to The Gazette.

"Our primary purpose is to provide service to citizens, and Hope and Amy will bring energy and commitment to addressing the needs of our community," Neuman said in the press release. "They are very familiar with the areas they are serving. They are an extension of my philosophy to provide responsive and professional service."


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