Scot Hymes Files for County Counckl

Scott Hymes Files for County Council

Crownsville, Md. –Crownsville resident and community leader, Scott Hymes, officially filed papers Feb. 5 for the District 4 seat of the Anne Arundel County Council. Scott, 50, is a 45-year resident of the county and a proud graduate of its public school system.

 A recognized civic leader in his community of Herald Harbor and environmental advocate for the Severn River, the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries, Scott will focus on the major issues facing the county – improving public education, building a strong local economy, support for the small business owner, and protecting the area’s rich natural resources.

“My decision to run for office is rooted in my love for this district and its residents,” he said. “From kindergarten to this day, my feet have been planted in Anne Arundel County. I know the neighborhoods, I know the families and what type of leader they need on the County Council,” said Scott. “For years, I have helped improve the safety and quality of life for Herald Harbor, where I built my home from its foundation up. I know how to bring together people to achieve common goals.”

For the past five years, Scott has worked for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and has managed a successful 30-year music career as a small business owner, launching a successful music, video production and talent management company.

 For more information, visit www.scotthymes.com