2018 Maryland election results

Brian Weir

Brian Weir
  • Democrat
  • Age: 58
  • Residence: Dundalk

About Brian Weir

Education

Graduated High School 1978 Attended Dundalk Community College And Essex Community College

Background

Management: Last 31 years Parts DIrector For Thompson Automotive

Questionnaire

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1
Kamenetz record
What do you consider the greatest accomplishments and failings of the Kamenetz administration?
Weir: Accomplishments would be 3 new Elementary Schools being built in my District. Long list of failures: Property management has destroyed Baltimore County. All local issues are being ignored, Moving of the Police Station Precinct 12 to a location away from the center of the district. The station is too small to house police and they are still using the old station . Northpoint Gov Center has been abandoned from any repairs due to issues with he and the Gov. All other problems being ignored I could go on for hours.
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2
Resources/Taxes
Does Baltimore County have adequate resources to meet its needs, particularly to renovate or replace aging schools? Do you support increasing the property tax or local income tax?
Weir: No they do not and I would not support raising taxes the monies need to be better appropriated. Contracts could be done for less .
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3
Housing
Do you support Baltimore County's federal housing consent decree? In particular, do you support a prohibition on rental discrimination against those who use federal housing vouchers?
Weir: Housing needs to be fairly spread through all parts of the County. This issue was handled wrong by the federal gov in the first place. Terrible math instead of vouchers for $1695 per month which equals $ 20340. per year after 5 years the feds spent over 100K and this goes on for longer the residents still have to come up app 6-10K of their own money with never owning anything you could have eliminated slum lords by purchasing the homes for the people and making them responsible for property taxes and insurance and they would have been responsible contributing people in society and taken more pride in their property instead of letting it run down and slum lords making all the money
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4
School system
Does the county government exercise adequate oversight over the school system?
Weir: No a audit should be done immediately corruption is terrible. Teachers are treated with no respect , there is not a adequate system to deal with troubled youth and bullies. Also AA and AAA need to be benefit eligible and paid accordingly, Common core needs to go and get back to common sense ie KiSS method of teaching to prepare students for the real world. Teach cursive writing again.
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5
Revitalization
What role can the county play in assisting in the preservation or revitalization of aging communities?
Weir: We have failing infrastructure all pipes and sewers need to be redone. Make matching grants available for people to repair their properties.
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6
Police
How would you characterize the relationship between the Baltimore County police and the communities they serve? Are any reforms necessary?
Weir: The media has made it difficult for police to do there jobs properly. We need more Police in our district and a power shift added 7pm-3am shift which sits on the problem areas and listens to the community leaders to bring back quality of life.
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7
Zoning
Baltimore County was a pioneer in rural land preservation. Do its zoning policies and the Urban-Rural Demarcation Line continue to serve the county's needs?
Weir: No we need to stop development when we have many businesses vacant. We need more parks for recreation
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8
Baltimore City
Is Baltimore County's support for cultural institutions in Baltimore City too little, too much or just right?
Weir: just right
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9
Transit
Is Baltimore County adequately served by mass transit?
Weir: No need more light rail to the eastside since we are building tradepoint atlantic and need more means to get people to work talk of adding more bus routes but nothing etched in stone
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