A member of the House of Delegates since January 9, 2019, Delegate Johnson represents District 34A in Harford County. He is a member of the Health and Government Operations Committee, Public Health and Minority Health Disparities Subcommittee as well as the Government Operations and Health Facilities Subcommittee.
With long standing service to Harford County, he has served on various boards and clubs including
- Aberdeen Economic Development - Director
- Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce - Board of Directors, President, Past President and Vice President
- Aberdeen Lions Club
- Harford County Economic Development Advisory Board
- Harford County Tourism Advisory Board
- Harford County Revolving Loan Fund Board
- Visit Harford Board of Directors
Delegate Johnson and his wife own Johnson Family Pharmacy in Aberdeen where he has also served as an auxiliary police officer.
Born in Kentucky, raised in West Virginia; he has lived in Maryland since 1980 with his family and been involved in community activism and local politics. Delegate Steve Johnson is dedicated to the people of District 34A and strives to prove his commitment every day through legislative action!
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BGE Customer Relief Fund
BGE has announced a relief fund for residential customers. Their press release can be found here: Governor Moore Joins BGE and United Way of Central Maryland to Announce BGE Customer Relief Fund to Help Reduce Burden of Energy Bills | BGE - An Exelon Company
Starting July 1st, limited and middle-income customers will be able to apply for one-time grants ranging from $250 to $750, credited directly to their BGE accounts.
Fund Details:
- Applications open July 1 through United Way of Central Maryland’s website, with a direct link posted at bge.com/relief
- Grants range from $250 to $750, based on need and eligibility
- Eligibility includes limited- and moderate-income/ALICE customers with past-due BGE balances
- Both gas and electric customers are eligible
- BGE does not profit from this program— this is a shareholder-funded effort that underscores our ongoing commitment to making energy more affordable
- More details are available at bge.com/relief.
Abingdon Road Bridge to Close June 16 for Eight Weeks for Utility Work and Maintenance
The Harford County Department of Public Works will close the Abingdon Road Bridge over the CSX railroad tracks, located between U.S. 40 (Pulaski Highway) and Shrewsbury Road, beginning on or about Monday, June 16, for approximately eight weeks.
The closure is necessary for utility companies to relocate their infrastructure in preparation for a future bridge replacement project. During the closure, the DPW Highway Maintenance Division will also perform routine bridge maintenance.
Emergency vehicles and school buses will not be permitted across the bridge at any time. Motorists who use this bridge should follow the detour signs or make other arrangements.
Questions about the closure may be directed to 410-638-3509 extension 1392.
***IMPORTANT NOTICE***
Information on the project: MD 24 Interchange / Two-Lane ETL Extension | MDTA
The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) wanted you to be aware that beginning June 4 and continuing for approximately three months, the ramp from southbound I-95 to northbound MD 24 will be partially closed. The ramp will remain open to traffic to southbound MD 24. Northbound MD 24 traffic will be detoured to the off-ramp at Exit 77B and continue through the MD 924 intersection onto the on-ramp for northbound MD 24. The map below shows the detour that will be in place throughout the closure.
Traffic heading to southbound MD 24 will be detoured to the off-ramp at Exit 77 B and will make a left onto westbound MD 924 before making another left onto the on-ramp to southbound MD 24. The map below shows the detour that will be in place throughout the closure.
For Young Adults with Disabilities Who Have Recently Graduated:
For those seeking employment pathways:
Kelly Meier - Program Manager
kmeier@americaworks.com
410-625-9675, ext. 1016
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