Short documentary created by Towson University student Delaney Mezan for her Environmental Justice Journalism class. The video documents the environmental injustice that has been occurring in Perryman for many years.
On April 24, 2023, the grassroots 3P Protect Perryman Peninsula Coalition wisely chose to dismiss [...]
PERRYMAN, MD — Join us, the 3P Protect Perryman Peninsula Coalition (3P), as we journey [...]
Recently, development threats in Harford County have raised concerns for our communities. The failure to [...]
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Today, 3P Protect Perryman Peninsula, a grassroots organization focused on stopping further industrial development, protecting [...]
The 3P Protect Perryman Peninsula coalition extends its heartfelt gratitude to County Executive Bob Cassilly [...]
3P calls for Penman to recuse himself. Harford County Councilman Aaron Penman faces a conflict [...]
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On February 28, 2023 the Protect Perryman Peninsula (3P) coalition in conjunction with the office [...]
On February 1, 2023, 3P Protect Perryman Peninsula, LLC. along with 5 other plaintiffs filed [...]
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On April 24, 2023, 3P announced its decision to voluntarily dismiss its ongoing legal case against Harford County. This decision comes in response to the new administration led by County Executive Bob Cassilly, which appears to be shifting its stance on the controversial CREG/Mitchell freight terminal project.
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The hydrologic conditions, and proximity to wetlands and the Bush River, make the proposed development unsuitable for the site. The clean drinking water of 30% (80,000 residents) of Harford County who get their water from the Perryman wellhead could be compromised. Learn more »
Hear why the freight distribution jobs being promoted by the 5.2 million square foot Mitchell Farm “improvement” project are not worth the amount of negative impacts to our infrastructure and environment in Harford County.
Lauren Anderson details how 1000 proposed jobs over a 5.2 million sq. ft. freight distribution project doesn’t produce much “bang for the buck”. The project will produce 1 hourly waged job per 5,200 sq foot of freight distribution space.
Angie Lane describes first hand that the freight distribution industry can not currently fill all the open jobs. Almost half of the freight distribution employees come from outside the County.
Ron Stuchinski speaking at the Mar 1, 2022 Harford County Council meeting on how the freight distribution development proposed at the Mitchell farm in Perryman could have damaging effects on the nearby Perryman wellhead that provides water to 30% of the the county’s residents.
Learn MoreGlenn Gillis explains at the Feb 1, 2022 Harford County Council meeting why the planned activity at the freight distribution development proposed for the Mitchell farm in Perryman is not permitted in LI zoning.
Learn MoreBrendan Patton speaking at the Feb 8, 2022 Harford County Council meeting on the threat to safety and EMT response times that will result from the building of more freight distribution facilities on the Perryman Peninsula without infrastructure improvement.
Learn MoreKate McDonald speaking at the Mar 1, 2022 Harford County Council meeting on the disparate impact of the freight distribution development proposed at the Mitchell farm in Perryman and requesting that county leadership adhere to their oath to protect the health and safety of all county.
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Members of the 3P community have attended Harford County Council meetings since November 2021.
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