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Kai Hagen was elected to the Frederick County Council (At-Large) in 2018. Previously, he was elected to Frederick County Board of County Commissioners in 2006, where he served through 2010. Kai and his wife, Kirsten, have two sons, Tor, 27, and Leif, 22. After growing up in Washington DC, Kai left the area to attend St. Olaf College in Minnesota, returning east after a dozen years there and eight more in California. For most of that time, he worked with a number of environmental organizations. The family moved to the City of Frederick in 1995, and then to northern Frederick County in 2000. Since they first settled in Frederick County, Kai has been highly engaged in the community. That has included volunteering with local organizations, serving on a variety of boards and commissions, coaching soccer and basketball, writing columns for the Frederick News Post and Gazette, hosting a community-focused radio show, and more. For the last eight years, he has served as the Director of Envision Frederick County, a non-profit organization founded on the principle that informed public discourse and active engagement of individuals and groups in our civic life are essential to our mutual well-being and prosperity.
Bill No. | Title | Status |
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20-19 | Sign Modification in PUD and MXD | Introduced |
20-15 | Farmers Market in the Zoning Ordinance | Adopted |
20-14 | Modifying Waterbody Buffers | Adopted |
Climate Emergency Resolution 20-22 | Adopted | |
20-08 | Amendments to Chapter 1-21 of the Frederick County Code (Forest Resource Ordinance) | Adopted |
20-07 | Amendments to Chapter 1-19 of the Frederick County Code (Zoning Ordinance) (co-sponsor) | Adopted |
20-05 | Amendments to Chapter 1-19 of the Frederick County Code (Zoning Ordinance) | Expired |
20-04 | Amendments to Chapter 1-21 of the Frederick County Code (Forest Resource Ordinance) | Expired |
20-03 | Providing Additional Support for Agriculture Preservation by Increasing the Recordation Tax and Reallocating Recordation Tax Revenues (co-sponsor) | Adopted |
19-18 | Prohibit the Intentional Release of Helium-Filled Balloons within Frederick County | Adopted |
19-10 | Indoor Sports Recreation Facilities Without Race Tracks | Adopted |