Back to Work

January 5, 2018

 

Dear Friends,
On January 10, 2018,  I return to the State House  for the start of my fourth session as  your delegate in Annapolis.  
 
My freshman term has been a time of  engagement and advocacy, but, also, listening and learning.   Thank you for for being active participants in the legislative process-your letters, calls, visits and testimony at hearings did not go unnoticed and were appreciated. 
 
At the end of each session, you have welcomed me back to the district, taken the time to tell me what’s on your mind, thanked me for jobs completed and reminded me of  work left undone.  You attended my town halls, met me for coffee and hosted me in your homes, businesses, places of worship and  communities. Through your actions and with your words, you told me what was important to you, encouraged me, shared your insights, knowledge and experience. When we disagreed, we did so without being disagreeable.  
 
Together we searched for ways to make Maryland a better place and improve the lives and future of its residents; to combat hate and show compassion; to rebuild communities and restore hope; to be generous to those in need, celebrate achievements and support those suffering a grievous loss. 
 
The 2018 Session promises to be a busy one.  Included among my legislative priorities are a bill to establish concussion protocols for youth sports and a bill to establish a pilot Health Records and Payment Clearinghouse, with the goal of improving health care system efficiencies and  decreased delivery costs.  Also on my agenda are bills protective of the environment  and public health, among others. 
 
 It has been a honor and privilege to serve as your voice in Annapolis. I hope I have earned your confidence and can count on your support in the upcoming June primary and November general election, when I will seek re-election for a second term.
 
As a sitting Delegate, I am prohibited from raising campaign contributions during the 90 day legislative session that begins January 10 and ends April 10.  With a June primary, I will have a short time to raise the money needed to wage a winning campaign.  So, I am making a special effort to reach my supporters now.  Would you consider making a contribution before January 10?   All donations are appreciated.  Please click here to donate online. 
 
To keep up with the legislative session, please follow me on social media and attend our District 12 team town halls.  If you decide to visit Annapolis, I would love to see you.
 
With gratitude,

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Terri Hill2 months ago

We are now accepting applications for my scholarship program. It is open to high school students, college students of all levels and trade school students. Details are available on my website – click below. The deadline is April 15, so get started today.
https://terrihill.org/scholarship-program/

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Terri Hill2 months ago

I appreciate Calvin Ball and the Howard County Council for seeing through the facade, understanding the urgency of the moment and acting. The HoCo state delegation is aware and engaged, as are our federal partners. Stay tuned.

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Terri Hill3 months ago

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball today announced he will submit emergency legislation with the County Council to prohibit the permitting of privately-owned buildings operating as detention centers in Howard County. The text of Ball’s proposed legislation will be available Monday on the County Council website, here:
https://cc.howardcountymd.gov/legislation
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