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Welcome to my Website!
 It is an honor to represent the citizens of Cecil County in the Maryland House of Delegates and to work with citizens on legislation, constituent concerns and community issues. The citizens of Cecil County deserve quality legislative leadership, an independent voice in Annapolis that can work with both sides of the aisle for the betterment of our state and county. As your state delegate that has been my commitment and remains my promise.
As an individual who has committed my life to our county and our citizens, especially children, I know that our great historic traditions of community, service, religion and family have laid the foundation for our future – a future bright with opportunities so that our children can grow up safe, go to college and return to our community to work and raise a family, and that our senior citizens can live a quality life in their own community. I hope you will find the information and links on my website useful and informative. Sincerely, 
David Rudolph |
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April 29, 2009
Cecil County Health Department is also working with Union Hospital, Cecil County Government, local health care providers, and other human service agencies to prepare for the possibility of swine flu in the county.
January 29, 2009
Delegate Rudolph is also currently sponsoring House Bill 922 (Maryland Transportation Authority - Fixing or Revising Tolls and Fees - Notice and Public Comment), requiring the Authority to provide a 60-day public comment period before they fix or revise a toll, fee or other charges. The bill also requires the Authority to hold hearings in different regions of the state, with at least one hearing in the evening. |