LaMonte Cooke, a resident of Chestertown, Maryland, began his career in law enforcement in 1975 as Kent County’s first African American Deputy Sheriff. He joined Queen Anne’s County in 1987 and has served as Warden of the Queen Anne’s County Detention Center ever since. Throughout his distinguished career, he has received numerous honours and accolades. Recent recognitions include the 2023 Frederick Douglass Achievement Award, the renaming of the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) Professional Recognition Award to the LaMonte Cooke County Service Award, and his selection as Grand Marshal of the 2026 Chestertown Tea Party Festival.




Warden LaMonte Cooke was, recently, recognised by Governor Wes Moore during the Maryland Correctional Administrators Association (MCAA) Awards Ceremony and Banquet for his extraordinary career in corrections and public service.Thank you for watching QACTV!

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LaMonte Cooke, a resident of Chestertown, Maryland, began his career in law enforcement in 1975 as Kent County’s first African American Deputy Sheriff. He joined Queen Anne’s County in 1987 and has served as Warden of the Queen Anne’s County Detention Center ever since. Throughout his distinguished career, he has received numerous honours and accolades. Recent recognitions include the 2023 Frederick Douglass Achievement Award, the renaming of the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) Professional Recognition Award to the LaMonte Cooke County Service Award, and his selection as Grand Marshal of the 2026 Chestertown Tea Party Festival.



 



Warden LaMonte Cooke was, recently, recognised by Governor Wes Moore during the Maryland Correctional Administrators Association (MCAA) Awards Ceremony and Banquet for his extraordinary career in corrections and public service.

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LaMonte Cooke, a resident of Chestertown, Maryland, began his career in law enforcement in 1975 as Kent County’s first African American Deputy Sheriff. He joined Queen Anne’s County in 1987 and has served as Warden of the Queen Anne’s County Detention Center ever since. Throughout his distinguished career, he has received numerous honors and accolades. Recent recognitions include the 2023 Frederick Douglass Achievement Award, the renaming of the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) Professional Recognition Award to the LaMonte Cooke County Service Award, and his selection as Grand Marshal of the 2026 Chestertown Tea Party Festival.

Warden LaMonte Cooke was, recently, recognised by Governor Wes Moore during the Maryland Correctional Administrators Association (MCAA) Awards Ceremony and Banquet for his extraordinary career in corrections and public service



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LaMonte Cooke, a resident of Chestertown, Maryland, began his career in law enforcement in 1975 as Kent County’s first African American Deputy Sheriff. He joined Queen Anne’s County in 1987 and has served as Warden of the Queen Anne’s County Detention Center ever since. Throughout his distinguished career, he has received numerous honours and accolades. Recent recognitions include the 2023 Frederick Douglass Achievement Award, the renaming of the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) Professional Recognition Award to the LaMonte Cooke County Service Award, and his selection as Grand Marshal of the 2026 Chestertown Tea Party Festival.



 



Warden LaMonte Cooke was, recently, recognised by Governor Wes Moore during the Maryland Correctional Administrators Association (MCAA) Awards Ceremony and Banquet for his extraordinary career in corrections and public service.

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On August 25th, Queen Anne's County Parks and Recreation teamed up with Special Olympics Maryland to host a bocce ball tournament at White Marsh Park in Centreville.

Participants have been enjoying bocce ball every Tuesday and Thursday leading up to the tournament, and they’re already looking forward to getting started with soccer and basketball soon!

For more information about Special Olympics Maryland programs, visit https://www.somd.org.

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The regular bi-monthly meeting. This week held at the QACPL Kent Island Branch. 



Meeting agenda can be found here. 



https://www.qac.org/AgendaCenter



 



 

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Join us live for the BOE Work Session | 08.26.2026

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Join us live for the QAC Board of Appeals Meeting || 08/19/2026

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Join us live for the County Commissioners Meeting || 08/11/2026

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A new episode of The Open Agenda premieres today!

Join hosts Bruce Grove and Beth Malasky as they sit down with Cpl. Shannon and Cpl. Dieter of the Maryland Natural Resources Police.

When most people think of the Natural Resources Police, they probably picture officers patrolling Maryland’s waterways or checking fishing licenses. But their responsibilities extend far beyond that.

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The Department of Natural Resources covers a lot of things in the realms of nature and resources and yes, they are a department. I'll let them fill you in with some guidance from Bruce and Beth. 

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On August 14th, the 4-H Park hosted its annual Brick Laying Ceremony, a special tradition that brings members of the community together to recognize and honor those who have made a lasting impact on the park.

The ceremony provides an opportunity to show appreciation for individuals and families who have dedicated their time, support, and service to the 4-H Park, while also creating a lasting memorial for those who are no longer with us but whose contributions continue to be remembered.

This year, 30 new bricks were placed around the flagpole. The growing collection of bricks serves as a reminder of the many people who have helped make the park what it is today and the strong community that continues to support it.

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Join us live for the QAC Board of Appeals Meeting || 08/19/2026

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Computer Island Technology Services (CITS) is an educational camp that gives students the opportunity to explore careers and develop hands-on experience in STEM.

During this session, students learned about the many ways drones are used in everyday life while also getting the chance to experience flying drones themselves.

CITS is committed to making technology education accessible to students of all ages, including those in high school.

To learn more about their programs and opportunities, visit their website: https://www.computerislandllc.com/

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Bruce and Beth talk with Bobby Wooley about sports, field days and giving back to the community.


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