FLAT IRON TASK FORCE
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In October 1951, the town of Mt. Airy purchased the Flatiron building for $12,050, and it has remained in possession of the town ever since. The building has served a variety of functions over the years, including town hall, the local Maryland State Police office, a branch of the County Library, a military museum, and the former home to the Historical Society of Mt. Airy Museum. For 120 years, the
11/10/2025
08/05/2025
Thank you to everyone who came out for our fundraiser. It was great seeing everyone. I know we had a successful event.
06/05/2025
The Flat Iron Task Force greatly appreciates the Carroll delegation's support for the Historic Flat Iron Building and other Mount Airy projects.
The state’s Capital Budget features bond funding for infrastructure, physical plant and public safety projects. It is a separate process and funding source than the state’s operating budget/BRFA. Our Carroll County Delegation was able to work together and across party lines with our colleagues in the Senate and House of Delegates, to secure funding for a number of key projects supporting public safety, veterans, students, our developmentally disabled community and several of our towns in Carroll (as well as the Frederick County portion of District 5 - Mt. Airy). We were glad to be able to address these needs and look forward to continuing to partner with organizations in our county.
06/05/2025
Here is the complete view of the Flat Iron logo. Mount Airy artist Lisa Carnes created this. Using it as our profile picture you don't get to see the complete logo, thought you might like to.
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1 Park Avenue
Mount Airy, MD
21771
