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don harrison, abc2 news. >>> the county executive appointed major pamela davis as the acting chief of police. . >>> well board of estimates meeting this morning got very heated over several topics. major stephanie rawlings blake spent sometime addressing the power outages that the city experienced last week and the way the outages were handled. christian shaffer is live with more on what happened. >> reporter: kelly , the mayor stopped short of directly criticizing bge for its response but said she and leaders of other large counties sent a letter to bg expe pepco in suburban dc asking what could have been done better. she said we could do more. baltimore and other jurisdictions asked whether they could get greater disclosure about where the power outages were. here in the city of baltimore, there were tens of thousands of people without power. the city had workers knocking on doors trying to find these people and in some cases rescue them in the intense heat we had after the power went out. they are asking for a study to find out where some power lines might be buried and whether that could be helpful. the m