Public documents that mention Jacqueline S. Guild.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Education Work Session Meeting
The work session meeting provided an annual update on the progress of the school district. Key topics included a profile of the district, an overview of the Annapolis cluster enrollment and redistricting, an update on the superintendent's contract, retention and vacancy rates for staff, and student survey results concerning culture and climate. The board also discussed the transition to an hours-based schedule, improvements in attendance rates, and data regarding advanced opportunities and college readiness.
May 11, 2026·
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The committee reviewed the finance committee report, focusing on priorities such as improved infrastructure, including sidewalks, streetlights, and traffic calming measures. Discussions covered revenue increases from property and income taxes, the city's reliance on specific revenue sources, and the outlook for federal and state grants. The committee also examined expenditure reports, debt service levels, and capital improvement projects. Specific recommendations included shifting towards external-facing resident improvements, smoothing out stormwater fee increases, and adopting an alternative fee structure for non-residential properties regarding the impervious surface fee.
Mar 17, 2026·Board meeting
Annapolis Maritime Advisory Board Monthly Meeting
The board discussed the formalization of meeting minutes, the status of harbor master reports, and updates on city economic development projects, including traffic and parking concerns on Dock Street. Legislative discussions focused on the status of paddlecraft rack regulations and mooring requirements. Additionally, the board reviewed the proposed pier extension and harbor line amendments at Hawkins Cove, which are part of a restoration and water access project, and addressed technical issues regarding the sponsorship of related legislation.
Mar 3, 2026·Board meeting
Mayor Town Hall Town Hall
The event featured introductions by Mayor Jared Litman and Alderman Brooks Chandelier, followed by an overview of the Mayor's first 100 days in office, focusing on initiatives for affordable housing, accessible childcare, and job creation via the maritime apprenticeship program. Several department directors provided summaries of their responsibilities, covering areas such as city planning, public works (including utilities and refuse collection), IT support, recreation and parks (including summer camps and Easter egg hunts), human resources, resilience and sustainability (including building energy efficiency and electric vehicles), central services (facilities, fleet, real estate), police operations, transportation (including electric buses), legal services, city management, fire services, and emergency management (including disaster response and grant distribution). Discussions also touched upon the complex City Dock engineering project and ongoing legal matters. Recognition was given to city staff, community liaisons, and representatives from Premium Parking regarding resident parking benefits.
