BREW EXCLUSIVE: The credits saved the county executive $12,649 in property taxes on his new home at Millers Island. No special treatment was given, Olszewski’s press secretary says.
When flooding threatened the house Johnny Olszewski built on Millers Island, the county stepped in with an elaborate storm drain plan. That plan is no longer “active,” the administration says.
Social media postings reveal interactions between the Baltimore County Executive and the recipient of a secret payment orchestrated by Olszewski’s staff.
PART 2: How the deal was then restructured as a direct payment, hidden with a false name. Plus emails showing the Olszewski administration’s relentless behind-the-scenes push.