INTERVIEW — KELSI LOOS – Reporter, Frederick News-Post – joined WMAL to discuss Frederick County’s English-only ordinance hearing.
She covered the English Only hearing.
Frederick County’s English-only ordinance repealed. (By Kelsi Loos) — Frederick County government will no longer be required to conduct its official business in English, but many people on both sides of the language debate agree that won’t change much for local government. The County Council voted Tuesday by a 4-3 margin to repeal a 2012 English ordinance. The former rule required the county to operate in the English language, except when required to provide interpretation by federal law or health and public safety interests.
