Home Government Visitors Residents Contact Town of Port Deposit Town Hall 64 S Main Street Port Deposit, MD 21904 Phone: (410) 378-2121 Fax: (410) 378-9104 townhall@portdeposit.org Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Thursday Closed Fridays Check out the LATEST NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT Town Council Bob Kuhs, Mayor Kevin Brown, Deputy Mayor Daniel Berlin, Councilman Tom Knight, Councilman Wayne Tome, Jr., Councilman Thomas McCarron, Legal Counsel TOME VISITOR CENTER & TURTLE HABITAT Flood Information Emergency Planning Conowingo Dam Gate Information Click on the links provided below for the latest information from the State of Maryland and Cecil County on the COVID-19 Response: Governor Larry Hogan Cecil County COVID-19 Resources for Small Businesses Now Available at Town Hall Deterra Drug Deactivation System Deactivates drugs - effectively, safely and quickly right in your own home. The environmentally friendly system has been proven to neutralize pills, liquids and patches. Community Resourse for Substance Abuse https://rehab.help.org © 2016 by Town of Port Deposit. Proudly created with Wix.com

Home Government Visitors Residents Contact Town of Port Deposit About Us The historic Town of Port Deposit is located on the banks of the Susquehanna River. Port Deposit is synonymous with industrialist, Jacob Tome, who arrived in 1833 and worked to become one of the wealthiest men in the country. In 1889, he endowed the town with a substantial part of his amassed fortune to establish a separate free school system, and he established the Tome School for Boys on the Bainbridge property. The Town of Port Deposit is designated a historic district to preserve the culture and long history through the preservation of buildings and landmarks. In 2009, the Town’s boundary was expanded to encompass the 1,250-acre Bainbridge property, which is located on the granite bluff overlooking down town. In 2015, the property was designated an Enterprise Zone and the historic Tome School buildings were included in the Sustainable Community designation, which provides tax credits for historic restoration projects. https://www.bainbridgedevelopment.org/ So many amazing restaurants, a Home Decor Gift Shop along the center of town, and more to come! The Town’s future looks bright with the potential development of Bainbridge and continued preservation of our historic buildings, which includes the restoration of the Tome Gas House. The Gas House is the last historically significant building on our waterfront and has become a Visitor Center, and Research and Education Center for students from Towson University to study the endangered Northern Map Turtle, which is indigenous to our area. New businesses are attracted to the area, and within the last twelve months we have seen rapid growth in our residential and commercial sales. © 2016 by Town of Port Deposit. Proudly created with Wix.com