Welcome to the Mount Hebron / Orchards Community Association website. The primary purpose of this site is to provide helpful information to the residents of our community and to promote the benefits to those interested in making our neighborhood their new home.
Friendly neighbors, quality homes, top ranked schools, and a convenient location are just a few of the reasons our community ranks as one of the best in Howard County. Now add to that the annual Easter Egg Hunt, Community Yard Sale, Halloween Parade, Santa Ride and Holiday Decorating Contest, it has become one of the most enjoyable places to live in all of Maryland.
The communities of Mount Hebron, Patapsco Park Estates and The Orchards are all represented by the Association. The political strength of over 1000 households has helped us deter unfavorable development of land next to our schools, improve road safety, and continues to keep the attention of our local officials.
The annual association dues are just $15.00 and help support all of the community events. If you haven’t already done so, please make your check payable to Mount Hebron / Orchards Association and send to P.O. Box 6810, Ellicott City, MD 21042.
Mount Hebron/Orchards Community Association
The Mount Hebron/Orchards Community Association will be hosting our first Community Association Meeting since the start of Covid-19 on Wednesday, July 21st, 2021 at 6:30 pm at the Mount Hebron Presbyterian Church located at 2330 Mt Hebron Drive in Ellicott City. We...
Mount Hebron Hebron High Sweep National Economics Challenge
Mt. Hebron’s National Economics Challenge Teams Sweep 2021 National, International Championships For the third consecutive year, Mt. Hebron High School outscored student teams from around the United States to win both divisions of the 21st Annual National Economics...
Congratulations Mount Hebron High Class of 2021
Mask Update
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced the County would follow the Governor’s recommendation and lift its mask mandate on Saturday, May 15, with the exception of public transit, in schools, day-cares, and medical facilities. Click here for link to update.
Ellicott City Safe and Sound Plan Receives Nearly $9 Million in State Funding
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball thanked Maryland State Senator Katie Fry Hester and Maryland State Delegate Courtney Watson, and the entire Howard County Delegation for helping to secure a total of $8,996,230 in the State of Maryland FY22 Capital Budget for...
Howard County Executive Presents Capital Budget for Fiscal Year 2022
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball presented to the County Council a $304.6 million Capital Improvement Program (CIP) for Fiscal Year 2022 (FY 2022), including $72.5 million from General Obligation (GO) bonds. Additional details click here.
County-sponsored shredding event.
Saturday, April 3rd at Howard Community College (Lot B) from 9am - 1pm (or until trucks are full) Residents may bring up to three bags or boxes of paper to be shredded. Think before you shred--residents are asked to ONLY bring items that contain personal information....
Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) collection resumes
Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)at Alpha Ridge Landfill will resume on Saturday, April 3 from 8am - 4pm and continue every Saturday through November.
Curbside yard trim collection will resume March 29, 2021
Collection Rules Use reusable open-top containers or paper bags.Yard Trim is collected once a week between the hours of 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. Pickup time may vary. Tie brush and branches using string or twin. Bundles may not exceed 18" in diameter, 4' in length.Yard trim...
D5 Special Legislative Alert – COMMERCIAL SOLAR FACILITIES
THIS MONDAY, March 15, the County Council will hear public testimony on Council Bill–17. This bill modifies requirements for commercial solar installations including what is permitted on properties in the Agriculture Land Preservation Program. I believe these changes...