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Calvert County has experienced graffiti vandalism this year. How about St. Mary’s and Charles Counties? Perhaps you have seen graffiti in your neighborhoods? What are you doing to report the graffiti and how are you being received by law enforcement and county government? Is the graffiti being removed in a timely fashion?

It is very important to report new occurrences of graffiti vandalism and that you insist the vandalism be abated. If your county does not have a graffiti ordinance that requires private property owners to abate graffiti vandalism on their property ask your elected representatives to write and enact one.

Encourage your local law enforcement agency to join the NoGraf Network at NoGraffiti.com.

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