Support Amy's Common Sense Solutions for Marylanders by sending her to Annapolis in November.
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828 Riverside Drive
Pasadena, MD 21122
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Amy's 3 A's
- Lower the cost of housing and energy bills through deregulating mandatory fees and ordinances.
- Reduce the cost of government through lower taxes and restoring Maryland’s AAA bond rating.
- Support small businesses through less burdensome regulations.
- Make government spending and programs transparent.
- Reduce Maryland waste, fraud and abuse.
- Measure government by what it does not what it says.
- Evaluate and restore funding for the developmental disabilities administration.
- Advance Maryland’s education back to academic excellence.
- Restore parental rights in education and health. Ban boys from girls sports.
- Prioritize infrastructure funding for roads, highways, and bridges - to include the Key Bridge.
Amy Leahy: Your Community-Focused Candidate for MD 33
Amy Leahy is dedicated to maintaining a strong, friendly and family-oriented community in Maryland's District 33. With over thirty years of experience in community engagement and local governance, she has consistently demonstrated her commitment to working for families and advocating for their needs. Once elected, her focus will be her 3 A'S: Affordability, Accountability and Achievement. Our government is here to serve YOU, not itself. By building genuine partnerships with residents, businesses and organizations, Amy will work tirelessly to create workable solutions that enhance our quality of life. Her transparent and approachable style ensures that every voice is heard and valued. Amy has the benefit of having worked for private industry, Anne Arundel County Government, as a volunteer board member of the Greater Severna Park Council, an activeschool parent, and generally involved in her community.
Discover Amy Leahy's Commitment to Our Community
Supporting Local Businesses
Amy believes in the power of supporting local businesses, keeping communities vibrant. Shown here at the Chamber's Shop Local event in Park Plaza.
Building Community Partnerships
In Amy's role with the Greater Severna Park Council and as a former Anne Arundel County employee, she is a champion of supporting our Police.
Keeping folks engaged
Getting out the vote and speaking to people about being an informed voter.
Advocating for Responsible Development
With proven experience in environmental initiatives, Amy champions policies that prioritize environmentally sensitive growth for our district. Working with developers, the Office of Planning and Zoning and the Greater Severna Park Council, Amy volunteers her time and experience to keep our communities from overdevelopment.
Protecting our most vulnerable citizens
Amy is an advocate for the special needs community. She has been a long time supporter of the Maryland Special Olympics; supported Providence Center and Arundel Lodge, a mental health organization. She promises to support the full funding of the Maryland Disabilities Administration.
Beautifying our Community
Amy took over the maintenance of the Pet Garden on the B&A Trail Park behind Severna Park Elementary School, The garden was an Eagle Scout project that needed some care.
Discover Amy's Commitment to Maryland's Values
Advocating for Safety in Girls Sports
Biological men competing in girl's sports compromises girls' ability to obtain sports scholarships and endangers their physical beings. Shown here with Riley Gaines, former champion competitive swimmer at Penn State.
Supporting Voting Integrity in Maryland
Amy supports voter ID in Maryland's elections, as well as updating voter rolls and keeping Congressional districts with parameters that use adjoining territory and respect natural political boundaries,
Empowering Local Initiatives
Support our rural farming communities that grow our food. Anne Arundel County was a farming community that provided fruits and vegetables to Baltimore city less than 50 years ago. We still have a very active Farm Bureau in Davidsonville that actively preserves farmland.
Your Community. Your Voice
As you can see, District 33 is large and diverse. Amy is committed to an open door policy when elected.
She served under County Executive Laura Neuman as a Constituent Services Representative and after retiring from Anne Arundel County she continued working as a volunteer with the Greater Severna Park Council where she has chaired the Planning, Zoning and Legislative Committee.
Our Communities
Honoring those who have served our community, as Officer Swartz did keeping our kids safe at SPHS while the SRO. Amy also served on the board of ASPIRE - The Association for Severna Park Improvement, Renewal and Enhancement - that was instrumental in creating the fabulous paintings on the back sides of buildings along the B&A Trail Park in downtown Severna Park.
Build the Key Bridge!
We in the Legislature, should band together to insist on the rebuilding of the Francis Scott Key Bridge as quickly as possible. It's shameful that after over two years we are back to square one choosing a contractor.
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