Annapolis council debates hiring freeze

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Amid budget planning and an uncertain economic future, two Annapolis aldermen are proposing a hiring freeze that was met with a strong backlash this past week from the city’s mayor.

The controversial resolution recently was introduced by Republican Aldermen Frederick Paone and David Cordle Sr., who also requested that each of the city’s department heads submit reports justifying the need for any contractual employees.

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