Updates from Shelly
D11 Virtual Town Hall
Please register here & submit questions for the District 11 Team Town Hall & we'll send you a link where you can join live! Sincerely, Shelly Hettleman Senator, District 11 P.S. Please like my Facebook Page, where you will find regular postings and follow me...
Got Questions?
Please register here & submit questions for the District 11 Team Town Hall & we'll send you a link where you can join! Sincerely, Shelly Hettleman Senator, District 11 P.S. Please like my Facebook Page, where you will find regular postings and follow me on...
Not Tax Day
I hope you and your loved ones are safe & healthy! We've all developed a "new normal," and I hope you're adjustment is without too many difficult bumps. To those of you working on the front lines either in healthcare as a medical professional or as an essential...
Passover & Easter
As Jews around the world sit down at their tables tonight for Passover, the Seder (which translates to “order”) will have a new meaning. For many, the traditional Passover Seder will bring a comforting order to our quite disordered daily lives that have been uprooted...
#stayathome
March 31, 2020 I hope that you are sheltering in place and are safe and healthy with your loved ones! It's been about 2 weeks since I last sent an update, and a lot has happened in our state and across the nation in that short period of time. Since the Maryland...
Elevate Maryland: Episode 79
This week, Tom and special guest host Ian Kennedy interview Delegate Shelly Hettleman to discuss her campaign for the State Senate seat vacated by Bobby Zirkin. Delegate Hettleman has represented Baltimore County’s District 11 since 2015. During this interview, we...
New laws on rape kits and tampons take effect on Jan. 1 in Maryland and Virginia
Almost five years after the Maryland General Assembly called for an inventory of the state’s untested rape kits, police will now be required to submit such kits for testing. The measure is one of the state and local bills in Maryland and Virginia that become law as of...
Millions in state, federal money ready to help Maryland police departments test rape kits, some years old
Millions of dollars are set to help police around Maryland process rape kits that have sat untested in storage and keep pace with new cases. The funds include $3.5 million that is part of a new state fund for testing, plus a portion of a $2.6 million federal grant...