Keep Anne Arundel's Food Trucks Rolling.
A 239-page zoning rewrite is threatening the food trucks we love — the jobs, the late-night bites, the community gathering spots. Owners, workers, and fans are standing together to stop it.
County Council Meeting · Monday, Oct 5 · 7:00 PM · Arundel Center
One bill. 239 pages.
Our food trucks on the line.
Bill 61-26 rewrites Article 18 — the county's entire zoning code. Buried inside are provisions that could ban or severely restrict food trucks, including keeping them out of places they've operated for years. A public hearing was held September 21. The fight now moves to the County Council meeting on October 5.
The Bill
Bill 61-26 is a 239-page overhaul of county zoning. Food truck owners and advocates say its new restrictions would make it nearly impossible for many trucks to operate — threatening livelihoods across Anne Arundel County.
The Pushback
Food truck owners packed the September 21 hearing and local news covered their stand. The message was clear: these are small, family-run businesses — not a problem to be zoned out of existence.
The Vote Ahead
The County Council meets Monday, October 5 at 7:00 PM at the Arundel Center in Annapolis. Packed rooms change votes. That's where we come in.
Three ways to make noise
Council members count contacts. Every email, every signature, every seat filled on October 5 matters.
Email the Council
Two minutes. Pick your district, personalize the pre-written message, hit send — straight to all 7 council members.
Sign the Petition
Add your name to the public petition demanding the council protect food trucks in Bill 61-26.
Pack the Room Oct 5
Show up at the Arundel Center, 7 PM. Bring a friend. Nothing speaks louder than a full chamber.
These aren't just trucks.
They're first jobs for teenagers, second chances for returning citizens, and family businesses built one taco at a time. They're the reason your neighborhood block party was actually fun. Zoning them out doesn't solve a problem — it kills livelihoods.
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Bill 61-26 is a 239-page rewrite of Article 18, Anne Arundel County's zoning code. Food truck owners and community advocates say provisions in the bill would ban or severely restrict food truck operations in places they've long served. A public hearing was held September 21, 2026, and the County Council continues consideration at its October 5 meeting.
Monday, October 5, 2026 at 7:00 PM at the Arundel Center, 44 Calvert Street, Annapolis, MD. Meetings are open to the public, and you can sign up to offer spoken testimony or submit written testimony ahead of time through the county's website.
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