Tonight at New Town High: County Redistricting Hearing No. 2

Residents will have a chance to speak their mind tonight about how the lines throughout Owings Mills, Reisterstown and the rest of the county should be redrawn. 

will be in Owings Mills to collect community input before passing along its recommendations to the County Council on how district boundaries should change. The meeting is at 7 p.m. at .

The committee  on redistricting and one on its recommendations. The law requires a change every 10 years based on census data to keep an equal balance of population among the county's seven districts.

Owings Mills is represented in districts 2 and 4 by Democrat Vicki Almond and Democrat Ken Oliver, respectively. 

Reisterstown is split into three districts, 2, 3 and 4, with Republican Todd Huff representing Main Street and the Glyndon community in the third. 

The third and final committee hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday at in Dundalk. The first hearing took place Tuesday at the in Towson.

Council officials have said they expect the commission to finish its recommendation by June. 

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