Karson B. Kamenetz
Law student; parliamentarian, Baltimore County Democratic State Central Committee
The gist
- Supports more mobile speed cameras and traffic calming
- Proposes cutting Towson Loop funding for safety projects
- Supports funding take-home cars for police officers
- Supports targeted property-tax relief for seniors and first-time buyers
- Proposes time limits on residential permit approvals
- Pledges public calendar and logs of land-use meetings
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Supports more mobile speed cameras and traffic calming
Baltimore County Council District 4: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“more mobile speed cameras, more neighborhood traffic calming”
Proposes cutting Towson Loop funding for safety projects
Baltimore County Council District 4: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“I will cut county funding for low-utilization programs like the Towson Loop”
Supports funding take-home cars for police officers
Baltimore County Council District 4: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“I support funding the county's contractual take-home car obligation for officers”
Supports targeted property-tax relief for seniors and first-time buyers
Baltimore County Council District 4: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“I'll target property-tax relief for those under the most pressure: seniors on fixed-incomes, long-time residents being priced out, and first-time homebuyers”
Proposes time limits on residential permit approvals
Baltimore County Council District 4: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“I will propose legislation putting "NBA Shot Clocks" on residential permitting”
Pledges public calendar and logs of land-use meetings
Baltimore County Council District 4: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“I will keep a public calendar and require my office to log meetings related to major land-use and procurement decisions”