The span of Johnny Olszewski’s six years as county executive is bookended by huge financial challenges for Maryland’s third largest county.
Along the way the Congress-bound Democrat faced a pandemic, stumbled over the role of the Inspector General, and took steps to fulfill a mandate for more affordable housing.
On Friday morning Olszewski will resign, just before being sworn into Congress.
Over lunch recently at Monaghan’s Pub in Woodlawn, steps away from where he launched his 2018 campaign, Olszewski talked about his time as county executive.
Read more (and listen) at WYPR.
