Hi! I’m Harry Huntley,
current Alderman for Annapolis' Ward One.

As your neighbor and your voice on the city council, I care about the same issues you do. Together, we’re working to create an Annapolis that our kids and grandkids will love even more than we do.

  • A Vision for Annapolis

    Here are my very short responses to some of the topics I get asked about the most.

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  • Hillman parking garage

    Let’s talk about parking.

    They say the way to eat an elephant is to take small bites. And in that spirit, I’ve tried to break the parking problems down into smaller problems that we can take bites out of: garages, residential, and on-street paid parking.

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  • Making it happen!

    Harry’s work has led to tangible improvements in our community from supporting constituents and building stronger neighborhoods to strengthening election integrity and crafting a fiscally responsible budget.

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  • Aerial photo of downtown Annapolis

    So you got your property taxes bill.

    The overwhelming sentiment I hear from residents is “I pay a lot in taxes, and I want to be able to feel the benefits in my community.”

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Endorsements

Jared Littmann

Delegate Dylan Behler

Senator Shaneka Henson

Delegate Dana Jones

Congresswoman Sarah Elfreth

Steuart Pittman

Mayor
Gavin Buckley

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HARRY IN THE NEWS

News
Annapolis candidates discuss permitting woes, potential county mergers

Ward 1 Alderman Harry Huntley, a Democrat, said that there should be a tracking system for permit applications once they’re submitted, similar to tracking a pizza delivery.

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Annapolis voter guide: 2025 mayor and City Council races

Whatever the results of the Annapolis general election Nov. 4, the mayor’s office and at least half the City Council will turn over. Term limits prevented Democratic Mayor Gavin Buckley from running again and four council incumbents are vacating their seats.

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Annapolis City Council Imposes 10% Cap on Short-Term Rentals Per Block to Preserve Local Community
Annapolis City Council Imposes 10% Cap on Short-Term Rentals Per Block to Preserve Local Community

Huntley explained, "We needed that, because short term rentals can be part of our community, but they can't be all of our community, or we won't have a community." The enforcement of this limitation will be facilitated through a lottery system intended to reduce the number of rentals, prioritizing current license holders and landlords residing locally.

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