The Town of Edmonston, Maryland is advertising for bids for residential trash collection. Bids are for twice weekly residential trash collection, and in the alternate once per week residential trash collection, and once per week collection of bulk trash, yard… Read more about Bid for Residential Trash Collection
7th Annual Edmonston Black History Celebration Our Journey Through History Guest speakers include Reverend Jerome Fowler, great-great-grandson of Adam and Emily Plummer , the first modern settlers of Edmonston Mayor Petrella Robinson of North Brentwood, the first African-American incorporated Town… Read more about Town of Edmonston Black History Month Events
The Edmonston Mayor and Town Council wants to help our residents that are furloughed from the Federal government shutdown. If you live in Edmonston and you are a furloughed federal worker or contractor, please bring a copy of your letter to… Read more about Attention Furloughed Federal Government Employees and Contractors
PROCLAMATION Proclaiming November as Municipal Government Works Month in Edmonston, Maryland WHEREAS, the Town of Edmonston is one of 157 Maryland municipalities; and WHEREAS, municipal government represents the most responsive level of government, allowing residents to have direct access to… Read more about Municipal Government Works Proclamation
Watch the Maryland Municipal League Time to Talk MD – Inclusion Video.
Watch a video of the November 11, 2017 meeting. For more videos, visit The Town of Edmonston YouTube Channel.
Watch a video of Port Towns Day 2016.
America in Bloom judges toured the Town of Edmonston. They were excited to learn about our town and programs.
HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday – Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. COST: $1.00 per round trip. Exact change required. There is no charge for Town sponsored events such as senior citizen association meetings, elections, etc. TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT: Call (301) 277-4920… Read more about Bus Service for Senior Citizens
The Town of Edmonston celebrated its diversity at this free family event on June 10, 2017. The event featured music, food, a petting zoo, skating, face painting and more. Mayor Gant had a flower painted on her arm.