2018 Maryland election results

Kimberly McCoy Burns

Kimberly McCoy Burns
  • Republican
  • Age: 55
  • Residence: Linthicum

About Kimberly McCoy Burns

Education

Juris Doctor (University of Baltimore School of Law) Masters in Business Administration (College of William & Mary) Bachelor of Arts (College of Notre Dame of Maryland University)

Background

Currently serve in Hogan administration as the Chief of Staff, Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation since 2015. Worked at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport with the Community Enhancement Grant program and in the Office of Business Relations. Former President, Maryland Business for Responsive Government (MBRG). Former small business co-owner, Government Affairs-Maryland, Inc., for 15+ years. Also appointed to serve two terms on the Board of Trustees for Anne Arundel Community College.

Questionnaire

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Development
Should the county develop small area plans as part of the upcoming General Development Plan and Comprehensive rezoning process?
Burns: Yes. I believe a process that brings stakeholders together to make our communities in District 1 stronger and better is a good process. A small area planning process enables residents, businesses and government representatives to come together to address issues important to our communities. The small area planning process represents a community’s vision, enables neighborhoods to be proactive in making Open Space and land use, transportation and other quality of life recommendations, and identifies priorities for neighborhood projects as well as possible resources. It adds certainty and stability to communities and community development.
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Teachers
The Teachers Association of Anne Arundel County continues to advocate for a return of step increases given up during the 2008 recession. Should the County Council fund these increases?
Burns: I support adequate resources in the classroom to ensure our children receive a quality education–that includes facilities in which to learn. I look forward to working with all of the stakeholders and interest groups (including the Teachers Association of Anne Arundel County) to make sure there is a balanced, thoughtful and prudent approach to investing in our future and in our children’s education.
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Taxes
Do you support maximizing revenue under the county tax cap, or seeking additional revenues to support increased spending on education, public safety or other initiatives?
Burns: I support the county’s voter-enacted tax cap and will work hard…and smart…to make sure your tax dollars are spent intelligently, effectively and fairly and to ensure District 1 residents receive the county services (especially public safety) we need.
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