Baltimore County's Inspector General is resigning her post to become Howard County's new government watch dog.

They've got all of the right ingredients, if you will, for the foundations to build an amazing office,” Madigan said.

The resignation ends her six-year tenure as the county’s first inspector general, with the last months in a holdover position.

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Baltimore County Inspector General Kelly Madigan announced her resignation, months after she was told she had to undergo a reapplication process, stirring controversy in the community.