An “anti-harrassment, anti-discrimination, anti-intimidation policy” that would apply to elected officials and appointed members of boards and commissions is under consideration by the Havre de Grace City Council. During its most recent meeting July 2, the council approved Resolution 2018-13, which…
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Havre de Grace council introduces anti-harrassment policy for elected, appointed leaders
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