What do you consider the greatest accomplishments and failings of the Glassman administration?
Woods: I think Executive Glassman has done an excellent job and has many accomplishments.
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Does Harford County have adequate resources to meet its needs, particularly in the funding of public schools and law enforcement?
Woods: Yes, at this time.
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Have the county’s land use policies adequately balanced growth and the preservation of existing communities and agricultural land?
Woods: Yes.
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How do you rate the county’s efforts to fight opioid addiction overdoses? What else, if anything, should the county be doing to combat the epidemic?
Woods: I think the county is doing a good job prioritizing efforts to solve this crisis. We have been vigilant in providing financial resources and support.
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How would you characterize the relationship between the Harford County Sheriff’s Office and the communities it serves? Are any reforms necessary?
Woods: I think the relationship is very good and that the Sheriff’s office does an outstanding job in our communities. I believe there should be a greater appreciation and acknowledgement for the sacrifices, bravery and dedication of our law enforcement officers.
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The Glassman administration is trying to lead Harford County’s formerly all-volunteer fire and emergency medical services to more a professional organization with more paid personnel. How do you rate the county’s effort and what should have or could have done differently in this controversial transformation?
Woods: I think the County Executive has led this transition gracefully. Change/transition is never easy and I think he has served the County well in this initiative.
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