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MDTA Propsed Toll Increase on the Susquehanna River Bridges: A Free Ride?... I Hardly Think So June 16, 2011 Several years ago I requested that the Authority complete a study to move the toll plaza to the Delaware State line. I applaud the Authority for agreeing to do the study. I do not applaud how the study was conducted or its findings. [read more] Maryland Begins Taking Applications From Homeowners for $40 Million Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program January 1, 2011 Maryland initiates Emergency Homeowner Loan Program to provide limited and targeted assistance for homeowners who are facing foreclosure due to job loss or a decrease in wages, including those who lost income due to illness. The funding comes from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. [read more] Regional Passenger Rail Advocates Recognize Maryland Legislator December 9, 2009 The Delmarva Rail Passenger Association (DRPA), a passenger rail and transit advocacy group, will present Maryland State Delegate David D. Rudolph with the 2009 “On the Right Track” Award at their annual dinner on Thursday, December 3rd in Wilmington [read more] House Passes Bill to Require Agency to Facilitate Motorist Input in Decision-Making Process March 25, 2009 by AAA Mid-Atlantic News Release The Maryland House of Delegates today voted to require the agency that operates Maryland’s toll facilities to infuse more democracy in its rate setting procedures. In passing House Bill (HB) 922, Delegates voted to require the Maryland Transportation Authority (MdTA) to hold a 60-day public comment period before the Authority can vote to implement a proposal to fix or revise a toll, fee, or other charge on any part of any transportation facilities project in the State of Maryland. [read more] Delegate Rudolph submits comments to the Maryland Transportation Authority opposing and proposing alternatives to the Authority's Revenue Recovery Proposals January 29, 2009 In an attempt to be cognizant of the revenue shortfall facing the Maryland Transportation Authority and still recognize the negative impact of the proposed increases on our business community, Delegate Rudolph asks the authority to consider several proposals. [read more] Delegate Rudolph recognized by Maryland School of Pharmacy Receives Honorary Alumnus Award December 11, 2008 Each year, the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy and its Alumni Association recognize Preceptors of the Year and Honored and Honorary Alumni at its annual Gifts of Time Reception. Among the individuals honored at this year's Gift of Time Reception was Delegate David Rudolph who received the B. Olive Cole Honorary Alumnus Award. [read more] Speaker Busch Names Rudolph Vice-Chair January 2, 2007 Speaker Michael E. Busch announced today the appointment of Delegate David Rudolph (D - Cecil) as Vice-Chairman of the Economic Matters Committee. The committee oversees economic development, business regulations, public utilities, insurance and a variety of other issues pertaining to the state's business climate. [read more] Innovative "P3" Diabetes Management Project Unveiled February 7, 2006 Delegate David Rudolph (D-Cecil) was host to a coalition of pharmacists, employers, patients, educators, and state officials in Annapolis to unveil an innovative diabetes management project that will begin in Allegany County and is intended to be implemented statewide. [read more] Delegate Rudolph Chosen as Maryland's 2005 Outstanding Rural Legislator November 17, 2005 Delegate David Rudolph (D-Cecil County) was recently honored as Maryland's "Outstanding Rural Legislator" for 2005 by the Rural Maryland Council. Delegate David Rudolph, is a senior member of the House Health and Government Operations Committee and chairs its Pharmaceuticals Subcommittee. [read more] Delegate Rudolph Leader in Prescription Legislation Fo Maryland Citizens April 26, 2005 During the recently concluded 2005 Legislative Session of the Maryland General Assembly, the Maryland House of Delegates and State Senate approved two pieces of legislation designed to expand access to prescription drugs for low income Marylanders and allow the state to enter into bulk purchasing agreements with pharmaceutical manufacturers to save the state money in its pharmaceutical expenditures. The legislation now awaits the Governor's signature. [read more] Rudolph Delivers House of Delegates President's Day Speech March 7, 2005 Delegate David Rudolph, (Cecil County) delivered this year's President's Day speech before the House of Delegates on Monday, March 7. Rudolph's speech was entitled, Washington and the Art of Governing Through Civil Discourse. [read more] Delegate Rudolph Honored as Maryland Association of Resources for Families & Youth Outstanding Legislator of the Year February 8, 2005 Delegate David Rudolph (D-Cecil) was honored in Annapolis January 17 as Legislator of Year by the Maryland Association of Resources for Families & Youth at their annual legislative reception. [read more] Medevac: A Soaring Program Must Not Be Grounded January 26, 2005 Americans have developed a new, or perhaps, renewed level of respect for the dedicated men and women who serve their fellow citizens in times of difficulty and tragedy. Since 9/11 we all have a greater appreciation of the skill, bravery and commitment of our nation's first responders. [read more] Delegate Rudolph Reports From Annapolis March 11, 2004 With the start of Maryland's legislative session, Delegate Rudolph provides a brief overview of Maryland's legislative process and offer a few tips for citizens on contacting their representatives. [read more] Rudolph Comfortable in Annapolis: Veteran legislator knows his way about April 7, 2003 He never gives up on issues or bills that he feels are important. He's learned after nine years in Annapolis that some things take time to accomplish. For example, he's been championing an effort to get some relief for senior citizen prescription prices for the past five years. This year, a bill he introduced is stalled in committee, but he still had hope that some last minute changes would move it to a summer study. [read more] Other news sources
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