| Our Purpose |
| To protect and preserve the quality of life; to monitor quarrying in the area; to maintain and protect the environment, and to guard, perpetuate, and preserve the health and well-being of the citizens of New Windsor and Carroll County. |
| Joining NEWCAP |
| Membership in NEWCAP is easy - just download our Membership Form and send it in with your membership fee. Your membership allows us to continue to do our work to keep our local environment healthy for all of us! |
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| The Latest Development |
Mr. George Elwood Maloney, of New Windsor, Maryland, passed away on December 31, 2011 at Carroll Hospice's Dove House, at the age of 79. George will be greatly missed by Pat, his wife of 58 years, his daughter Kathleen Graham Maloney of Frederick, and his sons Robert Michael and John Patrick Maloney, both of Westminster. George was known as a man who wore many hats and as such, affected the lives of so many in numerous positive ways. George was a lifetime member of NEWCAP, holding the office of President and Chairman of the Board several times. His steadfast devotion to NEWCAP over the years kept us together many times as an organization. NEWCAP extends its sincerest condolences on behalf of its members to the Maloney family.
A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, January 5, at Windsor Station of the New Windsor Volunteer Fire Co., 101 High St., with Rev. Fr. Lawrence P. Adamczyk of St. John Catholic Church, Westminster, officiating. Interment will be in Druid Ridge Cemetery, Pikesville. The family will receive friends at Hartzler Funeral Home, 310 Church St., New Windsor, 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, January 4. Memorial contributions may be made to The Dove House, 292 Stoner Ave., Westminster, MD 21157.
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| Making A Difference |
For nearly 20 years now, the New Windsor Community Action Project (NEWCAP) has been working to preserve your rights to a cleaner, safer environment by riding herd on those businesses which have the potential to negatively impact local residents. Originally started in 1987 as Project Water New Windsor, NEWCAP was more formally organized in the months following and adopted its existing bylaws in July of 1988.
Over the years, the primary focus of our attention has been on the mining activities of the Lehigh Heidelberg cement company and its plans for the quarry property it owns on the outskirts of New Windsor. Though the quarry itself is inevitable, NEWCAP has been instrumental in achieving an agreement between Lehigh and the Town of New Windsor to mitigate much of the more negative potential impact of this quarry.
While we fully understand Lehigh's economic importance to our area, we are also very strongly committed to holding them to their environmental policy, which states: “Lehigh Cement Company recognizes its responsibilities toward the environment and its local community. Lehigh is committed to comply with all relevant environmental legislation at local, state and federal levels and to continually improve environmental performance through appropriate initiatives, controls, provisions or resources and training of its employees. The goal is to minimize adverse impacts on the environment due to their processes, activities, products and services.” |
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