Cecil County Councilman Bob Meffley

04/12/2026

Hacks Point Volunteer Fire Company celebrated 75 years of service to our community. Thank you to all the volunteers over the years who worked to keep our world safer.

04/11/2026

I am grateful for the opportunity to attend the Cecil Citizen Assembly Program at Elk Neck Elementary yesterday. The event showcased numerous exceptional students, devoted teachers, and dedicated volunteers. I express my heartfelt appreciation to all who worked diligently to make the program possible.

03/22/2026

We had the honor of attending the 94th(!) Annual Cecil County Farm Bureau Banquet tonight where Tom and Doris Dill were selected as Outstanding Farm Operation of 2025. A terrific story of hardworking people with strong family ties and respect for our natural resources.

03/06/2026

02/20/2026

I went to Annapolis to voice my opposition against HB887. Another example of State Government telling Cecil County how best to use our precious resources. This bill would greatly reduce funding for the annual VLT Grant program that benefits 80 local organizations this year. These groups work to address the needs of our youth, veterans, seniors and those in recovery and also promote public safety and economic progress. This bill would reduce VLT funding designated for the Town of Perryville.

02/06/2026

Had the privilege of attending the 57th Taste of Maryland Agriculture at MDLive last night where we sampled local and delicious farm products from throughout our state. The Wayne McGinnis Family from Baltimore County were welcomed in the Hall of Fame. Finally we congratulate Robbie Miller, President of MD Agriculture and his team of Volunteers and all the generous Maryland farmers and watermen who donated all the food last night on a successful and memorable event.

11/22/2025

Beautiful day spent cheering for the Buckeyes and touring the campus at THE Ohio State!

03/13/2025

I’ll be there!

The Elkton Rotary Club is at it again! We will be at The Grocery Outlet in Elkton, this Saturday, the 15th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, collecting cans for the Immaculate Conception Outreach Food Pantry.
This food pantry serves the unemployed, homeless, and working poor of Cecil County. They provide a 2-3 day supply of perishable and non-perishable food items once a month, including baby formula, adult supplements (e.g., Ensure), and diapers when available.
Stop on by and say hello to our generous members and volunteers to see us in action, or drop a can or two into the collection!
It always feels great to serve our community together!

12/06/2024

I had a chance to ask Santa which list I am on. Looking forward to a great Christmas.