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Leopold sworn in as county executive
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John Robinson Leopold officially became the seventh county
executive in Anne Arundel County history on Monday morning after
taking the oath of office in Annapolis.
Mr. Leopold was sworn in by Clerk of the Court Robert P. Duckworth
in the County Council chambers in Annapolis. Afterward, he thanked
the residents of District 31, which he represented in House of
Delegates for 20 years.
He also praised his emerging staff, describing it has a mix of
experience and new blood.
"It's a good combination to help me fulfill my vision, which is to
help people every day and improve their lives," he said.
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