To invite council members to meetings or events please email the council office at council@ccgov.org.

Legislative Branch of Cecil County Government
Al Miller Council President - District 3		Bob Meffley Council Vice President -District 1
Rebecca Hamilton District 2	Donna Culberson District 4	Dawn Branch District 5

To join a livestream meeting click the meeting link below.
  To submit comments for Public Comments or testimony for a public hearing:
call 410.996.5201 or email council@ccgov.org an hour prior to the meeting start. You will be asked for your full name, address and contact information.

 

County Council Meeting Livestream Links
October 21, 2025	Council Work Session 4:30 pm	Council Legislative Session 7:00 pm

 

CURRENT AGENDAS
Prior Work Session	Prior Legislative Session
October 7, 2025	October 7, 2025
Next Work Session	Next Legislative Session
October 21, 2025	October 21, 2025

Public Budget Hearing Video
Cecil County Public Budget Hearing 5/22/2025

Current Legislative Video
Cecil County Legislative Session October 7, 2025

Council Responsibilities

The Council is comprised of five county residents, who reside in their respective district and are elected at large by the Cecil County voters.  The Council members choose a President and Vice President from among their members.

The Charter of Cecil County, Maryland, Article 2. Section 202 defines the power of the Council as “All legislative powers which may be exercised by the County under the Maryland Constitution and laws of the state are vested in the Council, subject to those powers retained by the people of the County as hereinafter set forth in Section 308 of this Charter”.  Section 308 refers to the guidelines for Referendum that allows for a law or a portion of a law to be sent to the voters for approval upon the filing of a petition signed by 10% of the registered voters in Cecil County.

Other Council duties include confirming appointments made by the County Executive for individuals to head each principal operating department, office or agency of the executive branch, and individuals to serve on boards, commissioners or committees; enacting the annual Budget and Appropriations Ordinance, levy the amount of taxes required by the budget; approving budget amendments, etc. You may also view the 2022-2024 Council Appointments for Boards, Commissions and Others.

For more information on the role and powers of the legislative and executive branch of local government, read the Code of Cecil County. The Council Policies & Procedures manual also available.

 

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