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LEADERSHIP INNOVATION ACHIEVEMENTS

2015 ANNUAL REPORT • 2016 REGIONAL DIRECTORY

COVER (COG BOARD, COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP)

ROW 1Roger Berliner, COG Board Chairman,

Montgomery CountyMatthew Letourneau, COG Board Vice

Chairman, Loudoun CountyKenyan McDuffie, COG Board Vice

Chairman, District of ColumbiaRushern Baker, III, COG President,

Prince George’s CountyDavid Tarter, COG Vice President,

City of Falls ChurchPhil Mendelson, COG Vice President,

District of ColumbiaPenelope Gross, COG Secretary-Treasurer

and Climate, Energy, and Environment Policy Committee Chairman, Fairfax County

Muriel Bowser, District of Columbia

ROW 2David Grosso, Region Forward Coalition

Co-Chairman, District of ColumbiaBrianne Nadeau, Metropolitan Washington

Air Quality Committee Chairman, District of Columbia

Brenda Donald, Human Services and Public Safety Policy Committee Chairman, District of Columbia

Rashad Young, District of ColumbiaG. Frederick Robinson, City of BowieKen Robinson, Charles CountyPatrick Wojahn, City of College Park Randy McClement, City of Frederick

ROW 3Jan Gardner, Frederick CountyNeil Harris, City of GaithersburgEmmett Jordan, Region Forward Coalition

Co-Chairman, City of GreenbeltIsiah Leggett, Montgomery CountyNancy Navarro, Montgomery CountyCraig Rice, Chesapeake Bay and Water

Resources Policy Committee Chairman, Montgomery County

Derrick L. Davis, Prince George’s CountyKaren Toles, Prince George’s County

ROW 4Bridget Donnell Newton, City of RockvilleKate Stewart, City of Takoma ParkBrian Feldman, Maryland House of DelegatesAllison Silberberg, City of AlexandriaTimothy Lovain, Transportation Planning

Board Chairman, City of AlexandriaChristian Dorsey, Arlington CountyDavid Meyer, City of FairfaxSharon Bulova, Fairfax County

ROW 5John Foust, Fairfax CountyDavid Snyder, Emergency Preparedness

Council Chairman, City of Falls ChurchPhyllis Randall, Loudoun CountyJonathan Way, City of ManassasMichael Carrera, City of Manassas ParkRuth Anderson, Prince William CountyFrank Principi, Prince William CountyGeorge Barker, Virginia General Assembly

ABOUT COGThe Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) is an independent, nonprofit association that brings area leaders together to address major regional issues in the District of Columbia, suburban Maryland, and Northern Virginia. COG’s membership is comprised of 300 elected officials from 22 local governments, the Maryland and Virginia state legislatures, and U.S. Congress.

SPECIAL THANKSAnne Marie Belton, Phil Campbell, Jessie Carpenter, Catherine Chianese, Melanie Crowder, Julia Drake, Karen Falcon, Craig Fifer, Susan Finarelli, Donna Fuqua, Joyce Grossnickle, Susan Harding, Jo Ann Harrison, Awilda Hernandez, Pat McAuley, Janet McCaslin, Karlene Proctor, Dorothy Steele, Ann Stewart, Doris Stokes, Kay Taylor, Sara Taylor-Ferrell, and Steven Walker.

COG Communications Director: Jeanne Saddler

Contributors: Laura Ambrosio, Megan Goodman, Steven Kania, and Pat Warren

Design: BlueHouse

ACCOMMODATIONS POLICYAlternative formats of this document are available upon request; visit www.mwcog.org/accommodations or call (202) 962-3300 or (202) 962-3213 (TDD).

TITLE VI NONDISCRIMINATION POLICYThe Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) fully complies with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and related statutes and regulations prohibiting discrimination in all programs and activities. For more information, or to file a Title VI related complaint, visit www.mwcog.org/nondiscrimination or call (202) 962-3300. If information is needed in another language, call (202) 962-3300.

El Consejo de Gobiernos del Área Metropolitana de Washington (COG) cumple con el Título VI de la Ley sobre los Derechos Civiles de 1964 y otras leyes y reglamentos en todos sus programas y actividades. Para obtener información en español, o para someter un pleito relacionado al Título VI, visite nuestra página web www.mwcog.org/nondiscrimination o llame al (202) 962-3300. Para obtener información en otro idioma, llame al (202) 962-3300.

LEADERSHIP INNOVATION

ACHIEVEMENTS2015 ANNUAL REPORT • 2016 REGIONAL DIRECTORY

CONTENTS 2015 ANNUAL REPORTFrom the Chairman and Executive Director ............................................7Accomplishments .....................................................................................8Events .................................................................................................... 16Annual Meeting and Awards ................................................................. 22FY 2015 Budget Highlights ................................................................... 24

Directory entries are updated by each local government and include city and county departments and offices in areas related to committees at COG. Entries were finalized by March 3, 2016.

2016 REGIONAL DIRECTORYMETROPOLITAN WASHINGTON COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTSThe COG Corporation ............................................................................ 27COG Board of Directors ......................................................................... 28National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) .......... 30Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) ............... 32COG Policy Committee and Advisory Bodies ....................................... 34COG Public/Private Partnerships ......................................................... 35Public Input ............................................................................................ 36Senior Management Staff .................................................................... 37

MEMBER JURISDICTIONSDistrict of Columbia ........................................................................... 38Maryland ............................................................................................. 40

Town of Bladensburg ...................................................................... 40City of Bowie .................................................................................... 41Charles County ................................................................................ 42City of College Park ......................................................................... 43City of Frederick............................................................................... 44Frederick County ............................................................................. 45City of Gaithersburg ........................................................................ 47City of Greenbelt.............................................................................. 48Montgomery County ........................................................................ 49Prince George’s County .................................................................. 52City of Rockville ............................................................................... 54City of Takoma Park ........................................................................ 55

Virginia ................................................................................................ 56City of Alexandria ............................................................................. 56Arlington County .............................................................................. 58City of Fairfax ................................................................................... 60Fairfax County.................................................................................. 61City of Falls Church ......................................................................... 63Loudoun County .............................................................................. 64City of Manassas ............................................................................. 66City of Manassas Park .................................................................... 67Prince William County ..................................................................... 68

STATE AND FEDERAL DELEGATIONSState of Maryland .................................................................................. 70Commonwealth of Virginia .................................................................... 73U.S. Congress ........................................................................................ 75

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Every month, more than one thousand area leaders pass through the doors of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments

(COG), bringing along their ideas for shaping stronger communities and a greater region. Using COG as a platform for collaboration and source of data and expertise, these leaders roll up their sleeves and work together to find innovative solutions for our region’s key challenges.

Every year, so much of what we accomplish is the result of these leaders reaching across borders, and often across subject areas. Together, we have made breakthroughs in improving the quality of our air. We have explored how innovative, clean technologies can revolutionize the way we serve our communities. We celebrated half a century of coordinated, comprehensive transportation planning under the region’s Transportation Planning Board. We have done the research, sparked important conversations, and laid the necessary groundwork for bringing the region’s economy back to full health. We have worked alongside Metro to improve emergency communication and trainings with the region’s first responders and 9-1-1 centers. This report is just a snapshot of all that can be achieved when dedicated leaders think regionally, and act locally.

Throughout 2016, we will focus our attention on strengthening the economic competitiveness of our region, determining how to best leverage our many assets and stake our claim in the global marketplace. Metro also marks its 40th anniversary this year. It is the perfect time for COG and our partners to consider how we can collectively ensure a bright future for this vital system. We will also continue to support ongoing efforts to improve its safety and reliability.

We look forward to working alongside you this year to achieve a more prosperous, accessible, livable, and sustainable metropolitan Washington.

FROM THE CHAIRMAN AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Throughout 2016, we will focus our attention on strengthening the economic competitiveness of our region, determining how to best leverage our many assets and stake our claim in the global marketplace.

Chuck Bean COG Executive Director

Roger Berliner 2016 COG Board Chairman

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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESSArea leaders at COG focused on enhancing the economic competitiveness of the region in 2015, exploring the best strategies for growing the area’s industry, developing its workforce, and communicating globally the value of doing business with metropolitan Washington.

Throughout the year, a diverse group of leaders and stakeholders spoke before the Board of Directors and other policy boards at COG, providing member governments and staff with a better understanding of the region’s economy and human and built infrastructure. Among COG’s guests were Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Administrator Denise Turner Roth, U.S. Representative Barbara Comstock (Virginia), District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser, Fairfax County Chairman Sharon Bulova, County Executives Rushern Baker III and Isiah Leggett, and officials from area universities and federal labs.

These important discussions laid the groundwork for a new COG report, State of the Region: Economic

COG President Muriel Bowser (District of Columbia), COG Board Chairman William Euille (Alexandria), and Rushern Baker III (Prince George’s County) speak at the release of Benchmarking Greater Washington’s Global Reach, a report developed by Brookings and JP Morgan Chase as part of the Global Cities Initiative.

Competitiveness, which measured a wide range of indicators to assess metropolitan Washington’s current and future economic health and gave leaders a clearer picture of how the region can better attract and retain businesses and workers.

After decades of strong growth fueled by the federal government, data in recent years showed a significant economic slowdown in metropolitan

Chuck Bean (COG) and Governor Terry McAuliffe (Virginia) at the COG Board's July meeting.


Washington. The report also highlighted high housing costs and a lack of a coordinated brand as other issues threatening the region’s competitiveness.

In addition to weighing these challenges, the report outlined a path to future prosperity focused on leveraging the region’s assets and advancing new initiatives. COG will work alongside the Greater Washington Board of Trade and the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area throughout 2016 to develop a coordinated regional export promotions strategy as part of the Global Cities Initiative (GCI). GCI is a joint project of the Brookings Institution and JPMorgan Chase designed to help regions compete in the global marketplace. The report also called for greater coordination among area economic development directors, joint international trade missions, and addressing infrastructure, housing, and quality of life issues that affect competitiveness.

METRO SAFETYCOG continues to play an important role in enhancing the safety of the Metro system for riders, employees, and first responders.

Following the January 2015 Metrorail smoke incident near the L’Enfant Plaza Station, U.S. Senators Mark Warner (Virginia) and Barbara Mikulski (Maryland) asked COG to work with Metro on radio communications and evacuation

Rushern Baker III (Prince George’s County), Isiah Leggett (Montgomery County), Sharon Bulova (Fairfax County) at the COG Annual Retreat.

U.S. Representative Barbara Comstock (Virginia) at the COG Board's October meeting.

training for first responders. COG and its Fire Chiefs Committee coordinated with Metro to respond to the senators’ requests and outline safety activities.

In July, the Fire Chiefs reached an agreement with Metro to permanently place a full-time fire and rescue liaison in the system’s nerve center, the Rail Operations Control Center (ROCC). This uniformed fire officer serves the ROCC 40 hours a week and helps to coordinate emergency communication between Metro and first responders and 9-1-1 centers. In addition, the fire official aids in the development of related policy recommendations and provides supplemental emergency training for rail controllers.


ACCOMPLISHMENTS

CROSS-SECTOR APPROACH TO REDUCING EMISSIONS In January, COG convened the first meeting of the Multi-Sector Working Group (MSWG), a regional group that met throughout the year to identify viable, cross-sector solutions for reducing the region’s greenhouse gas emissions.

The group consists of nearly 80 technical and policy staff from COG’s member jurisdictions, as well as state and regional agencies who have expertise in one or more of the main sectors from which the region’s greenhouse gas emissions derive—energy, transportation, land-use, and the built environment.

COG convened the MSWG following a joint request by the Transportation Planning Board (TPB), Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC), and the COG Board’s Climate, Energy, and Environment Policy Committee (CEEPC). The request signaled new interest by area officials in identifying actions that could help the region meet ambitious climate goals established by COG in 2008.

The Fire Chiefs also partnered through COG with the District of Columbia Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency for a study of Metro’s underground communication network. The study recommended 21 improvements to the system—from the installation of new underground communications equipment to better coordination with first responders and passengers. The study did note progress within the existing system, such as the testing, reporting, and repair of underground radio outages, the installation of new equipment, and enhanced trainings.

In addition to public safety coordination, COG is also supporting the District, Maryland, and Virginia to expedite the creation of a Metro Safety Commission, a new legal entity that will have regulatory authority for Metrorail safety oversight.

Several members of the COG Fire Chiefs Committee, including Vice Chairman Richard Bowers (Fairfax County), Chairman Marc Bashoor (Prince George’s County), James Schwartz (Arlington County), Chief Robert Dubé (City of Alexandria), Deputy Chief Benjamin Barksdale (Prince George’s County), Dave McMillion (COG), and Deputy Chief Kenneth Crosswhite (District of Columbia) announce the fire and rescue liaison position.

Inaugural Meeting of the Multi-Sector Working Group, Credit: Brendan Shane.


AIR QUALITY PROGRESSThe Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) celebrated two important air quality milestones in 2015, signaling continued progress in the reduction of air pollution in the region.

Data released in the fall indicated that the region met 2008 federal standards for ground-level ozone, a colorless gas created when air pollutants react on hot, sunny, summer days.

COG also recorded just five days in 2015 when the region’s air quality exceeded healthy levels for ground-level ozone. In 1998, there were 67 such days. In addition, none of the year’s exceedance days reached Code Red on the Air Quality Index, or unhealthy levels, for a third straight summer.

These improvements demonstrate that regional cooperation can achieve ambitious emissions reductions. Federal, state, and local government actions have included new regulations to reduce emissions from power plants, passenger vehicles, and programs to improve energy efficiency and renewable energy use.

High concentrations of ground-level ozone can cause shortness of breath, coughing, wheezing, fatigue, headaches, nausea, chest pain, and eye and throat irritation. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently set stronger standards in place to control this pollutant. Local and state leaders on MWAQC have been supportive of more stringent standards to further protect public health.

MWAQC, which is staffed by COG, coordinates air quality planning in the region. Its members include area elected officials, state environmental directors, and state air management and transportation officials.

COG’s Air and Climate Public Advisory Committee considers draft strategies during an April work session.

Throughout the year, the MSWG met six times to identify and review potential greenhouse gas reduction strategies for the energy, the built environment, land use, and transportation sectors. Area agencies, organizations, and individuals also provided input through public comment. An outside firm worked with COG to complete an analysis of the scenarios, weighing their impact on reducing emissions and their viability for being implemented at the local, state, and regional levels.

At the direction of the COG Board, staff will work alongside a representative group of elected officials in 2016 to determine how select strategies can be implemented locally and region-wide.

Metro, in partnership with Complete Coach Works and COG, hosted a demonstration of a Zero Emission Propulsion System all-electric bus.


LONG-RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLANAt its October 2015 meeting, the Transportation Planning Board (TPB) approved the 2015 Amendment to the Constrained Long-Range Transportation Plan (CLRP). The CLRP includes all regionally significant transportation projects and programs that are planned in metropolitan Washington through 2040. Transportation projects and programs must be included in the CLRP in order to receive federal funding.

The 2015 CLRP Amendment featured a variety of updates, including a Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) proposal to add express lanes and bus service on I-66 inside and outside the Capital Beltway. Under the plan, VDOT would convert I-66 inside the Beltway to a managed express lanes facility by 2017, with tolling in both directions during the morning and evening peak periods. Vehicles with three or more people would travel for free. Tolls from the Express Lanes would be used to fund further transit enhancements in the corridor, as well as bicycle and pedestrian improvements.

Other new projects added to the CLRP in 2015 included an expansion of the District of Columbia’s dedicated bicycle-lane network and a new bus rapid transit (BRT) system between the Huntington Metro station and the Woodbridge VRE station in Virginia.

TPB Technical Committee Chairman Mark Rawlings, TPB Chairman Phil Mendelson (District of Columbia), TPB Citizens Advisory Committee Chairman Bob Summersgill, and TPB Vice Chairman Timothy Lovain (City of Alexandria).

I-66, Credit: Virginia Department of Transportation/Creative Commons

Bike Lane in the District of Columbia, Credit: Elvert Barnes/Creative Commons

Woodbridge VRE Station, Credit: BeyondDC/Creative Commons

ACCOMPLISHMENTS


HOMELESSNESS IN METROPOLITAN WASHINGTONCOG’s annual homelessness report revealed that there are 11,623 homeless individuals living in the area—a 2.7 percent decrease (or 323 people) from 2014. The report, Homelessness in Metropolitan Washington, contains the results of the 15th annual count of the region’s homeless population, a one day “snapshot” of people living within nine area jurisdictions.

The report also noted a significant increase in the number of formerly homeless persons; on the night of the count, 14,262 people were residing in some form of permanent or permanent supportive housing and are no longer considered homeless. In addition, the number of chronically homeless persons, an individual experiencing long-term or repeated homelessness with a disabling condition, declined by 31 percent between 2011 and 2015.

According to the COG Homeless Services Planning and Coordinating Committee, the successes highlighted in the report can be attributed to the rapid rehousing of at-risk individuals, providing permanent supportive housing to those who are chronically homeless or others with disabling conditions, and a continued focus on prevention.

Six of the nine jurisdictions in the region recorded decreases in the number of persons experiencing homelessness for 2015. As in past years, the District of Columbia reported the largest proportion of the region’s homeless population (63 percent).

COG’s Homeless Services Committee trains volunteers for the 2016 point in time homelessness enumeration.

The report stressed that a “lack of affordable, permanent housing opportunities remains the most significant and persistent obstacle to ending homelessness in our region.” Although the economy has improved in certain sectors, the report revealed that it has not had an impact on decreasing unemployment and increasing earned income among persons experiencing homelessness.


COOPERATIVE PURCHASINGCOG continued to expand cooperative purchasing opportunities in 2015, working toward a program that provides twice the value in savings to members relative to their membership dues through the coordinated procurement of goods, services, joint trainings, and select shared services, such as stormwater management.

The expanded savings on cooperative purchasing and shared services are added benefits to membership in COG that already include grant funding pass-through and other direct and regional services. Dedicated staff and contractors are employed to execute this enhanced membership value initiative.

Last year, 29 jurisdictions led by Montgomery County led a cooperative purchase of gasoline; the contract is valued at approximately $13 million dollars. A COG-led purchase of personal protective equipment for fire department personnel resulted in a more than 16 percent savings for the six participating member governments. In addition, the first COG-led cooperative contract for ice melt is estimated to save participating governments half a million dollars during the life of the contract.

COG’s program will continue to leverage the Mid Atlantic Purchasing Team (MAPT), which combines the Washington and Baltimore regions under one cooperative program. COG will also continue to focus on expanding green cooperative Green Purchasing Vendors Fair.

purchasing opportunities. In January, MAPT and the Montgomery County Green Business Certification Program hosted the Green Purchasing Vendors’ Fair. More than 120 representatives from local governments, school systems, and utilities met with over 30 vendors representing a wide variety of environmentally friendly products and services.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS


TPB 50TH ANNIVERSARY Area officials gathered on November 18, 2015 to mark the 50th anniversary of the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB). The ceremony featured speeches from current and past TPB leaders and staff, the first screening of a video on the TPB’s history, and the release of a commemorative brochure.

The TPB was created in 1965 by the region's local and state governments to respond to federal highway legislation requiring the establishment of a "continuing, comprehensive and coordinated" transportation planning process in every urbanized area in the country. The new body of elected leaders and transportation officials also needed a staff to help carry out its federal charge. In 1966, just a year after being formally established, the TPB reached an agreement with the still-young Council

of Governments to be staffed by a technical and policy support staff housed at COG.

Since its beginning, the TPB has been focused on carrying out the federally mandated metropolitan planning process, which has evolved over time to address new issues of national importance as they emerge, including air quality, public involvement, congestion management, and freight movement.

Over the years, the TPB has brought decision-makers together from around the region to find common ground and address issues such as transportation and land-use coordination, pedestrian and bicyclist safety, and regional emergency response coordination.

Through its diverse and evolving work over the past 50 years, the TPB has established itself as a nationally-recognized MPO and developed a reputation as a vital forum for regional coordination.

Chuck Bean (COG), Kanti Srikanth (COG), TPB Chairman Phil Mendelson (District of Columbia), former TPB Chairmen John Mason and Kathy Porter, former COG staff Alan Pisarski, and Bob Griffiths (COG).


COG ANNUAL RETREAT At COG’s Annual Retreat held in Cambridge, Maryland, leaders from around the region discussed how to make metropolitan Washington one of the most attractive places in the world for businesses and residents to locate.

Maryland’s Lieutenant Governor Boyd Rutherford kicked off the event, which featured remarks from District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser, Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker III, Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Sharon Bulova, and Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett, among others.

STREET SMART CAMPAIGN KICK OFF The region’s twice-yearly Street Smart pedestrian and bicycle safety campaign kicked off with an event on March 25 in the City of College Park. Street Smart offers safety tips for all travelers, and pairs marketing via mass media with enforcement to encourage all drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians to be alert and follow traffic safety laws when they are traveling throughout the region.

EVENTS

Lieutenant Governor Boyd Rutherford (Maryland) with COG Board Chairman William Euille (Alexandria) at the COG Annual Retreat.

Milton Chaffee (Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration) speaks at the Street Smart campaign kick-off.


FOSTER PARENTS OF THE YEAR Outstanding foster parents from around the region are honored each spring by the COG Board of Directors. The 2015 Foster Parents of the Year hailed from 10 jurisdictions, and were recognized at a ceremony and reception held prior to the May board meeting.

BIKE TO WORK DAY17,500 commuters in the region cycled to work for the annual Bike to Work Day (BTWD) in May, breaking event records. Co-organized by the Transportation Planning Board’s Commuter Connections program and the Washington Area Bicyclist Association (WABA), the event was celebrated at 79 pit-stops within the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia, where riders enjoyed tune-ups, refreshments, and giveaways. The first BTWD in the region was held in 2001.

Foster Parents Jason and Jennifer Float are recognized by Nicholas Majett (Prince George’s County).

Brenda Donald (District of Columbia) recognizes foster parent Issac Lambert.

Doug Franklin (COG), TPB Chairman Phil Mendelson (District of Columbia), BTWD Steering Committee Chairwoman Adrienne Moretz, and Greg Billing (WABA) promote BTWD.

17,500 commuters in the region cycled to work for the

annual Bike to Work Day (BTWD) in May, breaking event records.


SHIELDS HONORED AT IRE GRADUATION In October, 30 new Certified Public Managers graduated from the Institute for Regional Excellence (IRE), a graduate-level Certified Public Manager training program. IRE is a partnership between COG and The George Washington University. Falls Church City Manager Wyatt Shields was named recipient of the 2015 IRE Visionary Leadership Award for his accomplishments in the city and his commitment to regional partnership.

CLIMATE AND ENERGY AWARDSAt its October board meeting, COG presented the second annual Climate and Energy Leadership Awards to the City of Takoma Park, Frederick County, Community Power Network, and Nextility for their outstanding efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase energy efficiency. The awards recognize and encourage local actions to advance the regional climate and energy goals established by leaders at COG.

Chuck Bean (COG) and Wyatt Shields (City of Falls Church) at the IRE Graduation.

Climate, Energy, and Environment Policy Committee Chairman Roger Berliner (Montgomery County) and Air and Climate Public Advisory Committee Chairwoman Glenna Tinney present Frederick County’s Jan Gardner and staff with a climate award.

EVENTS


LATINO HEALTH DISPARITIES CONFERENCEIn the fall, COG partnered with the Milken Institute School of Public Health at The George Washington University and the Regional Primary Care Coalition to host a conference that addressed the high burden of health problems that affect Latinos living in the area. The conference was attended by more than 200 health officials, policy experts, and community leaders.

FIRE SAFETY PRESS EVENTIn October, the COG Fire Chiefs Committee, comprised of fire officials from across the region, held a press conference where they provided safety tips for avoiding fire disasters during the fall and year-round. The officials reminded the region’s residents to test and change batteries in smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors in tandem with changing clocks for the end of Daylight Saving Time, and to develop a plan for exiting the home in the case of an emergency.

Nancy Navarro (Montgomery County), Human Services and Public Safety Policy Committee Chairman Walter Tejada (Arlington County), and Chuck Bean (COG) were among the featured speakers at the Latino Health Disparities Conference.

Fire Chiefs Committee Chairman Marc Bashoor (Prince George’s County), Chief John Filer (Charles County), and Chief Richard Bowers (Fairfax County) at the fall fire safety press event.


VIGILANCE AND PREPAREDNESS BRIEFINGDuring a special briefing on vigilance in the wake of the November 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris, employers and government officials in the region were advised to adopt strong security measures and always report suspicious behavior to law enforcement officials. The briefing was held by COG, the Greater Washington Board of Trade, and the American Red Cross of the National Capital Region, and featured presentations from local police officials, the FBI’s Washington District Office, and private security experts.

EV READINESS WORKSHOPMetropolitan Washington has over 3,000 registered plug-in electric vehicles (EVs), and nearly 500 electric charging stations, including public and private. In June, in partnership with the Maryland Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Council, COG co-hosted the Regional Electric Vehicle Readiness Workshop, bringing together experts from the private and public sectors and local leaders for a conversation about the purchase and integration of EV fleets. Participants also were able to test drive several electric vehicle models.

Workshop participants test drive electric vehicles.

Joe Donovan (Beacon Capital) addresses vigilance briefing attendees.

EVENTS

Police Chief Edwin Roessler Jr. (Fairfax County) at the vigilance briefing.


CLEAN TECH FORUMRepresentatives from the public and private sectors came together at the Clean Tech Leadership Forum at COG to build on the region’s high ranking on the Clean Tech Leadership Index from Clean Edge Inc. (fifth in the nation), and further grow clean tech in the region. Clean tech is defined as technologies related to clean energy, environmental, or sustainable products and services. Local governments are increasingly exploring clean tech applications for their communities to help facilitate convenient, healthy, and safe urban services.

LYME DISEASE FORUMThe Community Forestry Network at COG brought together the region’s field personnel—from foresters, to horticulturalists, to farmers—for a forum on Lyme disease, an illness transmitted to humans through infected ticks. Speakers addressed the prevention of the disease, steps to take after a tick attachment, symptoms associated with the disease, and options for treatment. They also urged attendees to work together to spread the word about the threats that tick-borne diseases pose to the region’s residents.

Ali Zaidi (White House) gives the Clean Tech Forum keynote address.

Tommy Wells (District of Columbia) addresses Clean Tech Forum attendees.

Brian LeCouteur (COG), Stephen J. Nostrum (Lyme Borrelia Outreach Foundation), Monte Skall (National Capital Lyme Association), and Dr. Kenneth Liegner, speak at the Lyme Disease Forum.


At the COG Annual Meeting led by COG President and District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser,

area officials celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the Transportation Planning Board (TPB) by reflecting on the region’s transportation accomplishments and considering the possibilities for the future. Glen Hiemstra, Futurist.com Founder and CEO, delivered the keynote address, which focused on technological advancements and their impact on car ownership, accidents, travel patterns, and urban and transportation planning in the future.

2015 ANNUAL MEETING AND AWARDS LUNCHEON

Chuck Bean (COG), COG Board of Directors Chairman William Euille (City of Alexandria), Scott York (Loudoun County), COG President Muriel Bowser (District of Columbia) at the Annual Meeting.

COG Fire Chiefs Committee Chairman Marc Bashoor (Prince George’s County).

SCULL AWARDScott York, Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Chairman, was recognized at the meeting with COG’s highest honor, the Elizabeth and David Scull Award for Metropolitan Public Service. York was honored for his service on the COG Board of Directors and the TPB. Among his many contributions was his commitment to bringing the Silver Line to Dulles Airport and Loudoun County. Additionally, as part of the COG Drought Coordination Committee, York aided in the creation of a regional blueprint for incorporating drought awareness and response into the region’s Water Supply Emergency Plan.

KIRBY AWARDCOG honored Prince George’s County Fire Chief Marc Bashoor with the Ronald F. Kirby Award for Collaborative Leadership. As Chairman of the COG Fire Chiefs Committee, Bashoor worked closely with WMATA and COG staff following the January Metrorail smoke incident to improve emergency coordination and communication between Metro and first responders.

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Keynote speaker Glen Hiemstra (Futurist.com).

BMC Board Chair Kevin Kamenetz (Baltimore County).

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PARTNERSHIP AWARDCOG recognized the Baltimore Metropolitan Council (BMC) with its Regional Partnership Award. One of BMC’s strongest partnerships with COG is the Mid-Atlantic Purchasing Team (MAPT), a cooperative purchasing effort. MAPT strengthens the region’s purchasing power and the ability to attract lower prices through volume buying. BMC Executive Director Mike Kelly and BMC Board Chair Kevin Kamenetz accepted the award.

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SOURCE AMOUNT ($)

Federal 13,048,648

State 5,533,891

Other Grants/Fee for Services 4,285,902

Building/Int. 550,000

Membership Dues 3,711,182

Total 27,129,623

FY 2015 REVENUE SOURCES

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PROGRAM AMOUNT ($)

Transportation 17,582,344

Community Planning 1,077,203

Public Safety 2,808,532

Environmental 4,991,131

Member and Administrative Services 670,413

Total 27,129,623

FY 2015 REVENUE

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The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) is an independent, nonprofit association that brings area leaders

together to address major regional issues in the District of Columbia, suburban Maryland, and Northern Virginia. COG’s membership is comprised of 300 elected officials from 22 local governments, the Maryland and Virginia state legislatures, and U.S. Congress.

Policies are set through the COG Board of Directors, the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board, and the Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee. These three boards are responsible for a broad range of issues under the COG umbrella. Supporting committees help shape programs through the dedicated work of a wide array of public servants, from police chiefs to social workers.

COG

THE COG CORPORATION

PRESIDENTRushern L. Baker, III(301) 952-4131Prince George’s County Executive

VICE PRESIDENTDavid Tarter(703) 248-5014City of Falls Church Mayor

VICE PRESIDENTPhil Mendelson(202) 724-8032 District of Columbia Council Chairman

SECRETARY-TREASURERPenelope A. Gross(703) 256-7717Fairfax CountyVice Chairman

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The Board of Directors is the Council of Governments’ governing body and is responsible for its overall policies, functions,

and funds. Board members are appointed each year by the participating local governments and by caucuses of state legislative delegations from the region. The Board takes action on committee recommendations, discusses current and emerging regional problems, and receives briefings on issues facing the region. Meetings are open to the public, and representatives from the media frequently attend. Please visit www.mwcog.org for the latest information on meeting dates and times.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAMuriel Bowser(202) 727-2643District of Columbia Mayor

Phil Mendelson(202) 724-8032District of Columbia Council Chairman

Rashad Young(202) 727-7316District of Columbia City Administrator

MARYLANDG. Frederick Robinson(301) 809-3029City of Bowie Mayor

Ken Robinson(301) 645-0550Charles County Commissioner

Patrick Wojahn(240) 487-3501City of College Park Mayor

Randy A. McClement(301) 600-1380City of Frederick Mayor

Jan Gardner(301) 600-3190Frederick County Executive

Neil Harris(301) 258-6310City of Gaithersburg Council Member

Emmett V. Jordan(301) 474-8000City of Greenbelt Mayor

Isiah Leggett(240) 777-2500Montgomery County Executive

Nancy Navarro(240) 777-7968Montgomery County Councilmember

Rushern L. Baker, III(301) 952-4131Prince George’s County Executive

Derrick L. Davis(301) 952-3426 Prince George’s County Council Chairman

Karen R. Toles(301) 952-3690Prince George’s County Council Member

Bridget Donnell Newton(240) 314-8290City of Rockville Mayor

COG BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIRMANRoger Berliner(240) 777-7828Montgomery County Council Vice President

VICE CHAIRMANKenyan McDuffie(202) 724-8028District of Columbia Councilmember

VICE CHAIRMANMatthew Letourneau(703) 777-0204Loudoun County Supervisor


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Kate Stewart(240) 338-9333 City of Takoma Park Mayor

Brian J. Feldman(301) 858-3186Maryland State Senator

VIRGINIAAllison Silberberg(703) 746-4500City of Alexandria Mayor

Christian Dorsey(703) 228-3130 Arlington County Board Member

David L. Meyer(703) 385-7800City of Fairfax Council Member

Sharon Bulova(703) 324-2321Fairfax County Chairman

Penelope A. Gross(703) 256-7717Fairfax County Vice Chairman

John W. Foust(703) 356-0551Fairfax County Supervisor

David Tarter(703) 248-5014City of Falls Church Mayor

Phyllis Randall(703) 777-0204 Loudoun County Chairman

Jonathan L. Way(703) 257-8211City of Manassas Vice Mayor

Michael Carrera(703) 335-8800City of Manassas Park Council Member

Ruth Anderson(703) 792-4643 Prince William County Supervisor

Frank J. Principi(703) 792-4646Prince William County Supervisor

George L. Barker(703) 303-1426Virginia State Senator


The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) is the federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organization

(MPO) for the region, and plays an important role as the regional forum for transportation planning. The TPB is responsible for developing regional transportation policy and a long-range transportation plan for metropolitan Washington, as well as programs that the federal government must approve in order for federal-aid transportation funds to flow to the area. The TPB was created in 1965 by an agreement among local governments and the state departments of transportation in response to the requirements of the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1962. In July 1966, by mutual agreement, the TPB became associated with COG.

MEMBERSPhil Mendelson(202) 724-8032District of Columbia Council Chairman

Elissa Silverman(202) 724-7772District of Columbia Councilmember

Leif Dormsjo(202) 673-6813District of Columbia Transportation Director

Eric Shaw(202) 442-7600District of Columbia Planning Director

James Marcos(301) 262-6200City of BowieCouncil Member

Peter F. Murphy(301) 645-0550Charles County President

Monroe Dennis(301) 474-6270City of College Park Councilmember

Kelly Russell(301) 600-1863City of Frederick Alderman

Bud Otis(301) 600-1101Frederick County Council President

Neil Harris(301) 258-6310City of Gaithersburg Council Member

Rodney M. Roberts(301) 474-8000City of Greenbelt Council Member

Marc Elrich(240) 777-7966Montgomery County Councilmember

Al Roshdieh(240) 777-7170Montgomery County Transportation Director

Todd M. Turner(301) 952-3094Prince George’s County Council Member

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION TRANSPORTATION PLANNING BOARD (TPB)

CHAIRMANTimothy Lovain(703) 746-4500City of Alexandria Council Member

VICE CHAIRWOMANBridget Donnell Newton(240) 314-8290City of Rockville Mayor

VICE CHAIRMANCharles Allen(202) 724-8072District of Columbia Councilmember


Darrell Mobley(301) 883-5600Prince George’s County Public Works and Transportation Director

Jarrett Smith (301) 960-7462City of Takoma Park Council Member

R. Earl Lewis, Jr.(410) 865-1006Maryland Department of Transportation

Tawanna P. Gaines(301) 858-3058Maryland General Assembly Delegate

VacantMaryland General Assembly Senate

Jay Fisette(703) 228-3130Arlington County Board Member

David L. Meyer(703) 385-7800City of Fairfax Council Member

Catherine M. Hudgins(703) 478-0283Fairfax County Supervisor

Linda Q. Smyth(703) 560-6946Fairfax County Supervisor

David F. Snyder(703) 248-5014City of Falls Church Council Member

Mary Leigh McDaniel(540) 422-8001Fauquier County Supervisor

Ron Meyer(703) 777-0204Loudoun County Supervisor

Jonathan L. Way(703) 257-8211City of Manassas Vice Mayor

Suahas Naddoni(703) 335-8808City of Manassas Park Council Member

John D. Jenkins(703) 792-4668Prince William County Supervisor

Martin Nohe(703) 792-4620Prince William County Supervisor

Helen Cuervo(703) 383-8368Virginia Department of Transportation

VacantVirginia General Assembly House of Delegates

VacantVirginia General Assembly Senate

Shyam Kannan(202) 962-2730Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

NON-VOTING MEMBERSChristopher Lawson(202) 219-3536Federal Highway Administration

Terry Garcia Crews(215) 656-7100Federal Transit Administration

Robert Werth(703) 548-6500Private Providers Task Force

L. Preston Bryant(202) 482-7200National Capital Planning Commission

Michael Curto(202) 457-5611Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority

Peter May(202) 619-7025National Park Service

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The Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) is the entity certified by the mayor of the District of Columbia and

the governors of Maryland and Virginia to prepare an air quality plan for the Washington Metropolitan Area under the Federal Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990. In executing its responsibilities, MWAQC coordinates air quality planning activities among COG and other external committees and the Transportation Planning Board, reviews policies, resolves policy differences, and adopts a regional air quality plan for transmittal to the District of Columbia and the states of Maryland and Virginia.

MEMBERSPhil Mendelson(202) 724-8032District of Columbia Council Chairman

Tommy Wells(202) 535-2600District of Columbia Energy and Environment Director

VacantCity of Bowie

Amanda Stewart(301) 645-0550Charles County Commissioner

Robert W. Day(301) 741-1962City of College Park Councilmember

VacantCity of Frederick

VacantFrederick County

VacantCity of Gaithersburg

Leta Mach(301) 474-8000City of Greenbelt Council Member

Tom Hucker(240) 777-7956Montgomery County Councilmember

Lisa Feldt(240) 777-7700Montgomery County Environmental Protection Director

Deni Taveras(301) 952-4436Prince George’s County Council Member

Adam Ortiz(301) 883-5810Prince George’s County Environment Director

VacantCity of Rockville

Terry Seamens(301) 565-0190City of Takoma Park Council Member

VacantMaryland General Assembly

Redella S. Pepper(703) 838-4500City of Alexandria Council Member

METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIR QUALITY COMMITTEE (MWAQC)

CHAIRWOMANBrianne Nadeau(202) 724-8181District of Columbia Councilmember

VICE CHAIRMANMichael DeMarco(703) 358-7800City of Fairfax Council Member

VICE CHAIRMANHans Reimer(240) 777-7965Montgomery County Councilmember


John E. Vihstadt(703) 228-3130Arlington County Board Member

Sharon Bulova(703) 324-2321Fairfax County Chairman

Kathy Smith(703) 814-7100Fairfax County Supervisor

Linda Q. Smyth(703) 560-6946Fairfax County Supervisor

David Snyder(703) 248-5014City of Falls Church Council Member

Ron Meyer(703) 777-0204Loudoun County Supervisor

Ian Lovejoy(703) 828-7592 City of Manassas Council Member

Suhas Naddoni(703) 335-8808City of Manassas Park Council Member

Martin Nohe(703) 792-4620Prince William County Supervisor

VacantVirginia General Assembly

OFFICIALSCecily Beall(202) 535-2626District of Columbia Air Quality Division

George (Tad) Aburn(410) 537-3255Maryland Department of the Environment

Mike Dowd(804) 698-4284Virginia Department of Environmental Quality

STATE TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALSLeif Dormsjo(202) 673-6813District of Columbia Department of Transportation

Colleen Turner (410) 865-1295Maryland Department of Transportation

Garrett Moore(703) 259-2737Virginia Department of Transportation

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CHESAPEAKE BAY AND WATER RESOURCES POLICY COMMITTEE (CBPC)CBPC advises the COG Board on the Chesapeake Bay Program activities and other regional water quality issues. It focuses on developing proactive Bay policies on behalf of the COG membership, as well as communicating with COG member jurisdictions on Bay Program activities. Its membership includes representatives from COG’s member governments.

CLIMATE, ENERGY, AND ENVIRONMENT POLICY COMMITTEE (CEEPC)CEEPC advises the COG Board on climate change, energy, green building, alternative fuels, solid waste, and recycling issues and supports the implementation of the National Capital Region Climate Change Report. Its membership includes representatives from COG’s member governments, state environmental, energy, and transportation agencies, state legislatures, the Air and Climate Public Advisory Committee, federal and regional agencies, electric and gas utilities, environmental organizations, business organizations, and members of the academic community.

HUMAN SERVICES AND PUBLIC SAFETY POLICY COMMITTEE (HSPSPC)HSPSPC advises the COG Board on law enforcement, fire and rescue services, affordable housing, health and human services, foster care, substance abuse, and mental health. Its membership includes elected officials, department managers, and directors from COG’s member governments.

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COUNCIL (EPC)The EPC oversees and supports the implementation of the Regional Emergency Coordination Plan, coordinates activities of emergency support groups, and develops emergency preparedness training with the Chief Administrative Officers Committee and state/federal Senior Policy Group. Its membership includes area elected officials and senior representatives of federal, state, nonprofit, and private sector stakeholders.

REGION FORWARD COALITIONThe Region Forward Coalition oversees and supports the implementation of the Region Forward vision plan. Its membership includes area government officials and stakeholders from area businesses, nonprofits, and philanthropic, advocacy, and community-based organizations.

A full listing of COG committees can be found at www.mwcog.org

COG POLICY COMMITTEES AND ADVISORY BODIES


ANACOSTIA WATERSHED RESTORATION PARTNERSHIPThe Partnership was created by COG to guide the restoration of the river in the District of Columbia and suburban Maryland. Its Leadership Council consists of the Mayor of the District of Columbia, the Governor of Maryland, the County Executives of Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties, and two high-level federal agency officials. www.anacostia.net

CLEAN AIR PARTNERSClean Air Partners, a volunteer, nonprofit, public-private partnership, seeks to improve health and the quality of life in the Washington and Baltimore metropolitan regions by educating the public to take voluntary action to reduce ground-level ozone and particle pollution, and to reduce exposure to ozone. It was created by COG and the Baltimore Metropolitan Council. www.cleanairpartners.net

WEDNESDAY’S CHILDWednesday’s Child is a partnership of NBC4 and COG to find adoptive families for children with special needs who are in foster care. Hundreds of area children have found permanent loving families after being featured on television. www.mwcog.org/wednesdayschild

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COG PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS


The COG Board of Directors, Transportation Planning Board (TPB), and Metropolitan

Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) hold open meetings that area stakeholders, residents, and members of the media are welcome to attend. In addition, TPB and MWAQC have public comment periods during each meeting as well as advisory committees representing members of the public.

AIR AND CLIMATE PUBLIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE (ACPAC)ACPAC advises MWAQC on air quality planning and the Climate, Energy, and Environment Policy Committee on climate and energy issues and initiatives. The ACPAC is comprised of 18 members chosen by MWAQC. Members serve staggered one to three year terms and represent communities across the region and from various backgrounds including business/industry, education/scientific, environmental/health, and civic organizations. ACPAC meets on the third Monday of the month from 5:30 P.M.–7:30 P.M. at COG.

TRANSPORTATION PLANNING BOARD’S CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE (CAC)The CAC promotes public involvement in transportation planning for the region and provides independent, region-oriented citizen advice to the TPB on transportation plans and issues. It is comprised of 15 area residents, evenly divided among the District of Columbia, suburban Maryland, and Northern Virginia, who represent diverse viewpoints on long-term transportation policy. Nine members of the CAC are appointed annually by the TPB. The other six members are elected by the previous year’s CAC. CAC meets on Thursdays preceding the regular meetings of the TPB, beginning at 6:00 P.M. Special outreach meetings are also held throughout the year at different locations across the region.

PUBLIC INPUT


EXECUTIVE OFFICEEXECUTIVE DIRECTORChuck Bean(202) [email protected]

DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTORStuart A. Freudberg(202) [email protected]

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTPatricia Warren(202) [email protected]

GENERAL COUNSELSharon E. Pandak(202) [email protected]

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS COORDINATOR AND MEMBER SERVICES ASSOCIATEMonica Beyrouti(202) [email protected]

OFFICES AND DEPARTMENTSCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERLeta Simons(202) [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORJeanne Saddler(202) [email protected]

COMMUNITY PLANNING AND SERVICES DIRECTORPaul DesJardin(202) [email protected]

CONTRACTS AND PURCHASING MANAGERGeorge Hohmann(202) [email protected]

ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS DIRECTORStephen Walz(202) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DIRECTORImelda Roberts(202) [email protected]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND FACILITY MANAGEMENT DIRECTORGeorge Danilovics(202) [email protected]

PUBLIC SAFETY SERVICES DIRECTORDavid McMillion(202) [email protected]

TRANSPORTATION PLANNING DIRECTORKanathur (Kanti) Srikanth(202) [email protected]

A full staff listing is available at www.mwcog.org

COG

COG SENIOR MANAGEMENT STAFF


John A. Wilson Building1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20004(202) 737-44047 A.M.–7 P.M. www.dc.gov

OFFICE OF THE MAYORMAYORMuriel Bowser (D) (202) [email protected]

CHIEF OF STAFF TO MAYORJohn Falcicchio(202) [email protected]

DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF TO MAYORLindsey Parker(202) [email protected]

COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIACHAIRMANPhil Mendelson (D) (202) [email protected]

CHAIRMAN PRO TEMKenyan McDuffie (D) Ward 5 (202) [email protected]

Yvette M. Alexander (D) Ward 7 (202) [email protected]

Charles Allen (D) Ward 6 (202) [email protected]

Anita Bonds (D) At-Large (202) [email protected]

Mary M. Cheh (D) Ward 3 (202) [email protected]

Jack Evans (D) Ward 2 (202) [email protected]

David Grosso (I) At-Large (202) [email protected]

LaRuby May (D) Ward 8(202) [email protected]

Brianne Nadeau (D) Ward 1 (202) [email protected]

Vincent B. Orange, Sr. (D) At-Large (202) [email protected]

Elissa Silverman (I) At-Large (202) [email protected]

Brandon T. Todd (D) Ward 4 (202) [email protected]

SECRETARY TO THE COUNCILNyasha Smith(202) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY ADMINISTRATORRashad Young(202) [email protected]

DEPUTY CITY ADMINISTRATOR/ DEPUTY MAYOR FOR PUBLIC SAFETY AND OPERATIONSKevin Donahue(202) [email protected]

DEPUTY MAYOR FOR PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTBrian Kenner(202) [email protected]

DEPUTY MAYOR FOR GREATER ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITYCourtney Snowden(202) [email protected]

DEPUTY MAYOR FOR EDUCATIONJennifer Niles(202) [email protected]

DEPUTY MAYOR FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICESBrenda Donald(202) [email protected]

SECRETARY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIALauren Vaughan(202) [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORMichael Czin(202) [email protected]

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA


CORRECTIONS DIRECTORTom Faust(202) [email protected]

HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTORChris Geldart(202) [email protected]

ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT DIRECTOR Tommy Wells(202) [email protected]

FEDERAL & REGIONAL AFFAIRS (OFRA) DIRECTOREugene Kinlow(202) [email protected]

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERJeffrey DeWitt(202) [email protected]

FIRE AND EMS CHIEF Gregory Dean(202) [email protected]

HEALTH DIRECTOR LaQuandra Nesbitt(202) [email protected]

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Polly Donaldson(202) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Ventris Gibson(202) [email protected]

HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTOR Laura Zeilinger(202) [email protected]

POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS DIRECTORMaia Estes(202) [email protected]

DC LIBRARY EXECUTIVE DIRECTORRichard Reyes-Gavilan(202) [email protected]

PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR Keith Anderson(202) [email protected]

PLANNING DIRECTOR Eric Shaw(202) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFCathy L. Lanier(202) [email protected]

CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR George Shutter(202) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR (ACTING)Christopher Shorter (202) [email protected]

CHANCELLOR OF SCHOOLSKaya Henderson(202) [email protected]

CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER (ACTING)Archana Vemulapalli(202) [email protected]

TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR Leif Dormsjo(202) [email protected]

District of Columbia


Town Hall4229 Edmonston RoadBladensburg, MD 20710(301) 927-70489 A.M.–5 P.M. www.bladensburg.com

TOWN COUNCILMAYORWalter Lee James, Jr.(301) [email protected]

Selwyn D. Bridgeman(301) [email protected]

Walter Ficklin(301) [email protected]

Beverly Hall(301) [email protected]

Cris Mendoza(301) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONTOWN ADMINISTRATOR (ACTING)Charles Owens (301) [email protected]

TOWN CLERKPatricia McAuley(301) 927-7048, ext. [email protected]

CHIEF OF POLICECharles Owens(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS FOREMANPurnell Hall(301) [email protected]

TREASURERVito Tinelli(301) [email protected]

TOWN OF BLADENSBURG


City Hall15901 Excalibur RoadBowie, MD 20716(301) 262-62008:30 A.M.–5 P.M.www.cityofbowie.org

CITY COUNCILMAYORG. Frederick Robinson (301) 809-3029 [email protected]

Michael P. Esteve(301) [email protected]

Henri Gardner(301) [email protected]

Courtney D. Glass(301) [email protected]

James L. Marcos(301) [email protected]

Diane M. Polangin(301) [email protected]

Isaac C. Trouth(301) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERDavid J. Deutsch(301) [email protected]

ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERJohn L. Fitzwater(301) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYElissa Levan(410) [email protected]

CITY CLERKAwilda Hernandez(301) [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATORUna Cooper(301) [email protected]

COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTORSally Hein(301) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORJohn Henry King(301) [email protected]

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESOURCE COORDINATORLarry Schultz(301) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTORH. Byron Matthews(301) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORSteven Haley(301) [email protected]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORVanetta Pledger(301) [email protected]

PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORJoseph M. Meinert(301) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFJohn Nesky(240) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORGeorge Stephanos(301) [email protected]

WATERSHED MANAGERTiffany Wright(301) [email protected]

GRANT DEVELOPMENT AND ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORJesse Buggs(301) [email protected]

Maryland

CITY OF BOWIE


Charles County Government Building 200 Baltimore StreetLa Plata, MD 20646 (301) 870-30008 A.M.–4:30 P.M.www.CharlesCountyMD.gov

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERSPRESIDENTPeter F. Murphy (D) (301) [email protected]

VICE PRESIDENTDebra M. Davis, Esq. (D)District 2 (301) [email protected]

Ken Robinson (D) District 1 (301) [email protected]

Bobby Rucci (D) District 4 (301) [email protected]

Amanda M. Stewart, M. ED. (D)District 3(301) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCOUNTY ADMINISTRATORMichael D. Mallinoff(301) [email protected]

DEPUTY COUNTY ADMINISTRATORDeborah E. Hall, CPA (301) [email protected]

CLERK TO THE COMMISSIONERSDanielle Mitchell(301) [email protected]

COUNTY ATTORNEY Rhonda L. Weaver(301) [email protected]

STATE’S ATTORNEYAnthony B. Covington(301) [email protected]

COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOREileen B. Minnick(301) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Darrell Brown(301) [email protected]

EMERGENCY SERVICES DIRECTORWilliam Stephens(301) [email protected]

FISCAL & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIRECTORDavid Eicholtz(301) [email protected]

HEALTH OFFICER/DIRECTORDr. Dianna Abney(301) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Paul Rensted(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC LIBRARY DIRECTOR Janet Salazar(301) [email protected]

PLANNING & GROWTH MANAGEMENT DIRECTORPeter Aluotto(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERCrystal Hunt(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORWilliam A. Shreve(301) [email protected]

SHERIFFTroy D. Berry(301) [email protected]

SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORTherese Wolf(301) [email protected]

CHARLES COUNTY


City Hall4500 Knox Road College Park, MD 20740(240) 487-3500M–F 8 A.M.–5 P.M.Sat. 1–5 P.M. www.collegeparkmd.gov

CITY COUNCILMAYORPatrick L. Wojahn(240) [email protected]

P.J. Brennan(202) [email protected]

Mary C. Cook(202) [email protected]

Robert W. Day(301) [email protected]

Monroe S. Dennis(301) [email protected]

Fazlul Kabir(301) [email protected]

Dustyn Kujawa(240) [email protected]

Christine Nagle(240) [email protected]

Stephanie E. Stullich(301) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERScott T. Somers(240) [email protected]

ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERBill Gardiner(240) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYSuellen Ferguson(301) [email protected]

CITY CLERKJaneen S. Miller(240) [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF FINANCEStephen Groh(240) [email protected]

HOUSING AUTHORITY DIRECTORJames Simpson(301) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORJill R. Clements(240) [email protected]

PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORTerry Schum(240) [email protected]

PUBLIC SERVICES DIRECTORRobert Ryan(240) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORRobert Stumpff(240) [email protected]

YOUTH, FAMILY AND SENIOR SERVICES DIRECTORPeggy Higgins(240) [email protected]

Maryland

CITY OF COLLEGE PARK


City Hall101 North Court Street Frederick, MD 21701(301) 600-13808 A.M.–4:30 P.M.www.cityoffrederick.com

MAYORRandy A. McClement(301) [email protected]

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE MAYORNikki Bamonti(301) [email protected]

BOARD OF ALDERMENPRESIDENT PRO TEMKelly M. Russell(301) [email protected]

Josh Bokee(301) [email protected]

Phil Dacey(301) [email protected]

Donna Kuzemchak(301) [email protected]

Michael C. O’Connor(301) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERRandy A. McClement(301) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYSaundra Nickols(301) [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF BUDGET AND PURCHASINGKatie Barkdoll(301) [email protected]

FREDERICK COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY DIRECTORMichael Spurrier(301) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORRichard Griffin(301) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTORGerald Kolbfleisch(301) [email protected]

PARKS AND RECREATION DEPUTY DIRECTORRobert Smith(301) [email protected]

PLANNING DEPUTY DIRECTORJoseph Adkins(301) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFEdward Hargis(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERSusan Harding(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORZack Kershner(301) [email protected]

PURCHASING MANAGERKandi Fullerton(301) [email protected]

TECHNOLOGY MANAGERMatthew Bowman(301) [email protected]

CITY OF FREDERICK


Winchester Hall12 East Church Street Frederick, MD 21701(301) 600-90008 A.M.–4 P.M. www.FrederickCountyMD.gov

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVECOUNTY EXECUTIVEJan H. Gardner (D) (301) [email protected]

COUNTY COUNCILPRESIDENTBud Otis (R) At-Large(301) [email protected]

VICE PRESIDENTM. C. Keegan-Ayer (D) District 3 (301) [email protected]

TREASURERTony Chmelik (R) District 2 (301) [email protected]

Kirby Delauter (R)District 5 (301) 600-1034kdelauter1@ frederickcountymd.gov

Jerry Donald (D) District 1 (301) [email protected]

Jessica Fitzwater (D) District 4 (301) [email protected]

Billy Shreve (R) At-Large(301) [email protected]

COUNCIL CHIEF OF STAFFRagen L. Cherney(301) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERDouglas D. Browning(301) 600-1028dbrowning@ frederickcountymd.gov

SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTORMargaret Nusbaum(301) 600-7700mnusbaum@ frederickcountymd.gov

COUNTY ATTORNEYJohn S. Mathias, Esq.(301) [email protected]

STATE’S ATTORNEYJ. Charles “Charlie” Smith III, Esq.(301) [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORVivian D. Laxton(301) [email protected]

ADULT DETENTION CENTER CORRECTIONS BUREAU CHIEFLt. Col. William (Vic) DeLauter(301) 600-2555wdelauter@ frederickcountymd.gov

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORHelen L. Propheter(301) 600-1058hpropheter@ frederickcountymd.gov

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTORJack E. Markey(301) [email protected]

ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT HEADYau-Ming (Robert) Shen, P.E.(301) [email protected]

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIRECTORBarry W. Glotfelty(301) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTORLori L. Depies, CPA(301) [email protected]

FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES DIRECTORThomas W. Owens(301) [email protected]

Maryland

FREDERICK COUNTY


GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS & POLICY DIRECTORRoger A. Wilson(301) [email protected]

HEALTH OFFICERBarbara A. Brookmyer, M.D., M.P.H.(301) 600-2509bbrookmyer@ frederickcountymd.gov

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORMitchell L. Hose(301) [email protected]

INTERAGENCY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES DIRECTORTom Dixon(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIRECTORDarrell L. Batson(301) [email protected]

PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTORW. Paul Dial(301) [email protected]

PLANNING AND PERMITTING DIRECTORSteven C. Horn(301) [email protected]

PROCUREMENT AND CONTRACTING DIRECTORDiane L. Fouche, CPPB(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERRobin K. Santangelo(301) 600-2590rsantangelo@ frederickcountymd.gov

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORCharles F. Nipe(301) [email protected]

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSTheresa R. Alban, Ph.D.(301) [email protected]

SHERIFFCharles “Chuck” A. Jenkins(301) [email protected]

SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORMartha A. Sprow(301) [email protected]

TREASURY DIRECTORDiane E. Fox, CPA(301) [email protected]

FREDERICK COUNTY CONTINUED


City Hall31 S. Summit Avenue Gaithersburg, MD 20877(301) 258-63008 A.M.–5 P.M. www.gaithersburgmd.gov

CITY COUNCILMAYOR AND PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCILJud Ashman(301) [email protected]

VICE PRESIDENTMichael Sesma(301) [email protected]

Neil Harris(301) [email protected]

Henry Marraffa(301) [email protected]

Ryan Spiegel(301) [email protected]

Robert Wu(301) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERTony Tomasello(301) [email protected]

DEPUTY CITY MANAGERDennis Enslinger(301) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYLynn Board(301) [email protected]

ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEYFrank Johnson(301) [email protected]

MUNICIPAL CLERKDoris Stokes(301) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORTom Lonergan(301) [email protected]

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORStephanie Walker(301) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORKim Yocklin(301) [email protected]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORPeter Cottrell(301) [email protected]

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS MANAGERMonica Marquina(301) [email protected]

PARKS, RECREATION, AND CULTURE DIRECTORMichele Potter(301) [email protected]

PLANNING AND CODE ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORJohn Schlichting(301) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFMark Sroka(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTORBritta Monaco(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS, PARKS MAINTENANCE, AND ENGINEERING DIRECTORMichael Johnson(301) [email protected]

Maryland

CITY OF GAITHERSBURG


25 Crescent Road Greenbelt MD 20770(301) 474-80008 A.M.–4:30 P.M.www.greenbeltmd.gov

CITY COUNCILMAYOREmmett V. Jordan(301) [email protected]

MAYOR PRO TEMJudith F. Davis(301) [email protected]

Konrad E. Herling(301) [email protected]

Leta M. Mach(301) [email protected]

Silke I. Pope(301) [email protected]

Edward V. J. Putens(301) [email protected]

Rodney M. Roberts(301) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERMichael P. McLaughlin(301) [email protected]

ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERDavid E. Moran(301) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYJohn Shay(301) [email protected]

CITY CLERKCindy Murray(301) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORMary Johnson(301) [email protected]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORDale Worley(240) [email protected]

PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORCelia W. Craze(301) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFJames R. Craze(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATORBeverly Palau(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR Jim Sterling(301) [email protected]

PURCHASING AGENTLannay Tull(301) [email protected]

RECREATION DIRECTORJulianna McHale(301) [email protected]

SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORElizabeth Park(301) [email protected]

CITY TREASURERJeffrey Williams(301) [email protected]

CITY OF GREENBELT


Executive Office Building 101 Monroe StreetRockville, MD 20850(240) 777-03118:30 A.M.–5 P.M.www.montgomerycountymd.gov

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVECOUNTY EXECUTIVEIsiah Leggett (D) (240) [email protected]

SPECIAL ASSISTANTS TO THE COUNTY EXECUTIVEConnie Latham(240) [email protected]

Joy Nurmi(240) [email protected]

Charles Short(240) [email protected]

COUNTY COUNCILStella B. Werner Council Office Building100 Maryland Avenue, 6th Floor Rockville, MD 20850

PRESIDENTNancy Floreen (D) At-Large(240) [email protected]

VICE PRESIDENTRoger Berliner (D) District 1 (240) [email protected]

Marc Elrich (D) At-Large (240) [email protected]

Thomas Hucker (D) District 5 (240) [email protected]

Sidney Katz (D) District 3 (240) [email protected]

George Leventhal (D) At-Large (240) [email protected]

Nancy Navarro (D) District 4 (240) [email protected]

Craig L. Rice (D) District 2 (240) [email protected]

Hans Riemer (D) At-Large (240) [email protected]

LEAD COUNCIL CLERKLinda Lauer(240) [email protected]

COUNCIL STAFF DIRECTORSteve B. Farber(240) [email protected]

INFORMATION COORDINATORNeil Greenberger(240) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERTimothy Firestine(240) [email protected]

ASSISTANTS TO THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERRamona Bell-Pearson(240) [email protected]

Fariba Kassiri(240) [email protected]

Bonnie Kirkland(240) [email protected]

Maryland

MONTGOMERY COUNTY


COUNTY ATTORNEYMarc Hansen(240) [email protected]

STATE’S ATTORNEYJohn J. McCarthy(240) [email protected]

CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION DIRECTOR Robert Green(240) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (ACTING)Sally Sternbach(240) [email protected]

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND HOMELAND SECURITY DIRECTORDr. Earl Stoddard(240) [email protected]

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIRECTORLisa Feldt(240) [email protected]

FEDERAL RELATIONS COORDINATORSara Morningstar(240) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTORJoseph Beach(240) [email protected]

FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES CHIEF Scott Goldstein(240) [email protected]

GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTORDavid E. Dise(240) [email protected]

HEALTH OFFICERDr. Ulder Tillman(240) [email protected]

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS DIRECTORClarence Snuggs(240) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORShawn Y. Stokes(240) [email protected]

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTORUma Ahluwalia(240) [email protected]

INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS DIRECTORMelanie Wenger(240) [email protected]

PARKS DIRECTORMike Riley(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIRECTORParker Hamilton(240) [email protected]

PLANNING DIRECTORGwen Wright(301) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFJ. Thomas Manger (240) 773-5005 [email protected]

PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR Cherri Branson(240) [email protected]

MONTGOMERY COUNTY CONTINUED


PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTORPatrick Lacefield(240) [email protected]

RECREATION DIRECTORGabriel Albornoz(240) 777-6801gabriel.albornoz@ montgomerycountymd.gov

INTERIM SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTLarry Bowers(301) [email protected]

SHERIFFDarren M. Popkin(240) [email protected]

TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR Al Roshdieh(240) [email protected]

TECHNOLOGY SERVICES DIRECTORSonny Segal(240) [email protected]

Maryland


County Administration Building (CAB)14741 Governor Oden Bowie DriveUpper Marlboro, MD 20772(301) 952-41318:30 A.M.–5 P.M.www.princegeorgescountymd.gov

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVECOUNTY EXECUTIVERushern L. Baker, III (D)(301) [email protected]

COUNTY COUNCILCHAIRDerrick L. Davis (D)District 6(301) [email protected]

VICE CHAIRDannielle M. Glaros (D) District 3(301) [email protected]

Mel Frankin (D) District 9 (301) [email protected]

Andrea C. Harrison (D) District 5 (301) [email protected]

Mary A. Lehman (D) District 1 (301) [email protected]

Obie Patterson (D) District 8 (301) [email protected]

Deni L. Taveras (D) District 2 (301) [email protected]

Karen R. Toles (D) District 7 (301) [email protected]

Todd M. Turner (D) District 4 (301) [email protected]

COUNCIL ADMINISTRATORRobert J. Williams, Jr. (301) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERNicholas A. Majett(301) [email protected]

DEPUTY CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERSBetty Hager Francis(301) [email protected]

Thomas Himler(301) [email protected]

Mark A. Magaw(301) [email protected]

Barry L. Stanton(301) [email protected]

COUNTY ATTORNEYM. Andree Green (301) 952-5225 [email protected]

STATE’S ATTORNEYAngela D. Alsobrooks(301) [email protected]

CENTRAL SERVICES DIRECTORRoland Jones(301) [email protected]

CLERK OF THE COUNCILRedis C. Floyd(301) [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER Barry L. Hudson(301) [email protected]

CORRECTIONS DIRECTORMary Lou McDonough(301) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PRESIDENTJames R. Coleman(301) [email protected]

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT MANAGERRonald E. Gill(301) [email protected]

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY


ENVIRONMENT DIRECTORAdam Ortiz(301) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTORGail D. Francis(301) [email protected]

FIRE/EMS DEPARTMENT CHIEFMarc S. Bashoor(301) [email protected]

HEALTH OFFICERPamela B. Creekmur(301) [email protected]

HOMELAND SECURITY DIRECTORGenvonia R. Whittington(301) [email protected]

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOREric C. Brown(301) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DIRECTORStephanye R. Maxwell(301) [email protected]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORVennard Wright(301) [email protected]

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS MANAGERJ. Kenneth Battle(301) 261-1735 / (301) [email protected]

LIBRARY SYSTEM DIRECTORKathleen Teaze(301) 699-3500, ext. [email protected]

PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTORRonnie Gathers(301) [email protected]

PLANNING DIRECTORFern Piret, Ph.D.(301) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFHenry P. Stawinski(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS AND TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORDarrell B. Mobley(301) [email protected]

SCHOOL CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERDr. Kevin Maxwell(301) [email protected]

SHERIFFMelvin C. High(301) [email protected]

SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORGloria Brown(301) [email protected]

CHIEF OF TREASURYLinda V. Allen(301) [email protected]

Maryland


City Hall111 Maryland Avenue Rockville, MD 20850(240) 314-50008:30 A.M.–5 P.M.www.rockvillemd.gov

CITY COUNCILMAYORBridget Donnell Newton(240) [email protected]

Beryl L. Feinberg(240) [email protected]

Virginia Onley(240) [email protected]

Julie Palakovich Carr(240) [email protected]

Mark Pierzchala(240) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGER (ACTING)Craig Simonueau(240) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYDebra Daniel(240) [email protected]

CITY CLERK (ACTING)Sara Taylor-Ferrell(240) [email protected]

COMMUNICATION OFFICERMarylou Berg(240) [email protected]

COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAM MANAGERCarlos Aparicio(240) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTORGavin Cohen(240) [email protected]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORNicholas Obodo(240) [email protected]

LEGISLATIVE LIAISONLinda Moran(240) [email protected]

PERSONNEL DIRECTORKaren Marshall(240) [email protected]

COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIRECTORSusan Swift(240) [email protected]

CHIEF OF POLICETerrance N. Treschuk(240) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR (ACTING)Judy Ding(240) [email protected]

RECREATION AND PARKS DIRECTORTimothy Chesnutt(240) [email protected]

CITY OF ROCKVILLE


Takoma Park Community Center—Sam Abbott Citizens’ Center7500 Maple AvenueTakoma Park, MD 20912 (301) 891-71008:30 A.M.–5 P.M.www.takomaparkmd.gov

CITY COUNCILMAYORKate Stewart(240) [email protected]

MAYOR PRO TEMTerry J. Seamens (240) [email protected]

Peter Kovar (202) [email protected]

Tim Male (301) [email protected]

Rizzy Qureshi (202) [email protected]

Frederick L. Schultz (301) [email protected]

Jarrett K. Smith (301) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERSuzanne R. Ludlow(301) [email protected]

DEPUTY CITY MANAGERJason Damweber(301) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYSusan Silber(301) [email protected]

CITY CLERKJessie Carpenter(301) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTORSusan Cheung(301) [email protected]

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORSara Anne Daines(301) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORAlexis Blackwell(301) [email protected]

INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGERAbel J. Castillo(301) [email protected]

LIBRARY DIRECTOREllen Arnold-Robbins(301) [email protected]

MEDIA SPECIALISTCraig Terrill(301) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFAlan Goldberg(301) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORDaryl Braithwaite(301) [email protected]

RECREATION DIRECTORGregory Clark(301) [email protected]

Maryland

CITY OF TAKOMA PARK


City Hall301 King StreetAlexandria, VA 22314(703) 746-43578 A.M.–5 P.M.www.alexandriava.gov

CITY COUNCILMAYORAllison Silberberg (D)(703) [email protected]

VICE MAYORJustin Wilson (D) (703) [email protected]

Willie F. Bailey Sr. (D)(703) [email protected]

John Taylor Chapman (D) (703) 746-4500john.taylor.chapman@ alexandriava.gov

Timothy Lovain (D) (703) [email protected]

Redella S. “Del” Pepper (D) (703) [email protected]

Paul C. Smedberg (D) (703) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERMark Jinks(703) [email protected]

SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE CITY MANAGERNoraine Buttar(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY CITY MANAGER Emily Baker(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY CITY MANAGERDebra Collins(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY CITY MANAGERLaura Triggs(703) [email protected]

CHIEF PERFORMANCE OFFICERGreg Useem(703) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYJames L. Banks(703) [email protected]

COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYBryan Porter(703) [email protected]

CITY CLERK AND CLERK OF COUNCILJackie M. Henderson(703) 746-4550jackie.henderson@ alexandriava.gov

CODE ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR Gregg Fields(703) [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORCraig Fifer(703) [email protected]

COMMUNITY AND HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTORKate Garvey(703) [email protected]

ALEXANDRIA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP PRESIDENT/CEO Stephanie Landrum(703) 739-3820 [email protected]

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORRenee Gordon(703) [email protected]

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATORCorey Smedley(703) [email protected]

ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DIRECTORWilliam Skrabak(703) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTOR Kendel Taylor(703) [email protected]

CITY OF ALEXANDRIA


FINANCE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR/ REVENUE DIVISION CHIEFDebbie Kidd(703) [email protected]

FINANCE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR/ TREASURY DIVISION CHIEFDavid Clark(703) [email protected]

FIRE CHIEFRobert Dubé(703) [email protected]

GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTORJeremy McPike(703) [email protected]

HEALTH DIRECTORStephen Haering(703) [email protected]

HOUSING DIRECTORHelen McIlvaine(703) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR (ACTING)Steven J. Mason, Sr.(703) [email protected]

CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER/ INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES DIRECTOR (ACTING)Laura Triggs(703) [email protected]

LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORBernard Caton(703) [email protected]

LIBRARY DIRECTORRose Dawson(703) [email protected]

MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET DIRECTORMorgan Routt(703) [email protected]

RECREATION, PARKS, AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES DIRECTORJames Spengler(703) [email protected]

PLANNING AND ZONING DIRECTORKarl Moritz(703) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFEarl Cook(703) [email protected]

PURCHASING AGENT Randy Burns(703) [email protected]

SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTAlvin Crawley(703) [email protected]

SHERIFFDana Lawhorne(703) 746-4114dana.lawhorne@ alexandriava.gov

TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIRECTORYon Lambert(703) [email protected]

Virginia


2100 Clarendon BoulevardArlington, VA 22201(703) 228-30008 A.M.–5 P.M. www.arlingtonva.us

COUNTY BOARDCHAIRLibby Garvey (D) (703) [email protected]

VICE CHAIRJay Fisette (D)(703) [email protected]

Katie Cristol (D)(703) [email protected]

Christian Dorsey (D)(703) [email protected]

John E. Vihstadt (I) (703) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCOUNTY MANAGERMark J. Schwartz(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY COUNTY MANAGERCarol J. Mitten(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY COUNTY MANAGERGabriela Acurio(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY COUNTY MANAGER (ACTING)Michelle Cowan(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY COUNTY MANAGERJames Schwartz(703) [email protected]

BUSINESS OMBUDSMAN/ ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGERShannon Flanagan-Watson(703) [email protected]

ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER/ DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONSDiana Sun(703) [email protected]

ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER/ DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RIGHTSRaul Torres(703) [email protected]

COUNTY ATTORNEYStephen A. MacIsaac(703) [email protected]

COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYTheophani Stamos(703) [email protected]

CLERK TO COUNTY BOARDHope Halleck(703) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORVictor L. Hoskins(703) [email protected]

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTORJack Brown(703) [email protected]

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIRECTORGreg Emanuel(703) [email protected]

MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE DIRECTOR (ACTING) Mary Beth Chambers(703) [email protected]

FIRE CHIEF (ACTING)Joseph Reshetar(703) [email protected]

PUBLIC HEALTH DIRECTORReuben Varghese, M.D.(703) [email protected]

HOUSING CHIEFDavid Cristeal(703) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORMarcy Foster(703) [email protected]

HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTORAnita Friedman(703) [email protected]

ARLINGTON COUNTY


TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION SERVICES DIRECTORJack Belcher(703) [email protected]

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRSPatricia Carroll (State)(703) [email protected]

Brian Stout (Federal)(703) [email protected]

LIBRARIES DIRECTORDiane Kresh(703) [email protected]

PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTORJane Rudolph(703) [email protected]

COMMUNITY PLANNING, HOUSING, AND DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORSteve Cover(703) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEF (ACTING)M. Jay Farr(703) [email protected]

PROBATION COUNSELOR SUPERVISORWinston Marcus(703) [email protected]

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSPatrick K. Murphy, Ed.D. (703) [email protected]

SHERIFFBeth N. Arthur(703) [email protected]

TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORDennis Leach(703) 228- [email protected]

TREASURERCarla de la Pava(703) [email protected]

Virginia


City Hall10455 Armstrong StreetFairfax, VA 22030(703) 385-78508:30 A.M.–5 P.M.www.fairfaxva.gov

CITY COUNCILMAYORR. Scott Silverthorne(703) [email protected]

Michael J. DeMarco(703) [email protected]

Jeffrey C. Greenfield(703) [email protected]

Nancy Loftus(703) [email protected]

David L. Meyer(703) [email protected]

Janice Miller(703) [email protected]

Eleanor D. Schmidt(703) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERRobert L. Sisson(703) [email protected]

ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/ FINANCE DIRECTORDavid E. Hodgkins(703) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYBrian Lubkeman(703) 712-5496brian.lubkeman@ mcguirewoods.com

CITY CLERKMelanie Crowder(703) [email protected]

COMMUNITY RELATIONS SPECIALISTChris Cohen(703) [email protected]

EMERGENCY COORDINATORKen Rudnicki(703) [email protected]

FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES CHIEFJohn O’Neal(703) 385-7874john.o’[email protected]

HUMAN SERVICES COORDINATORLouise Armitage(703) [email protected]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORLynn Barbour(703) [email protected]

PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR Cathy Salgado(703) [email protected]

PERSONNEL DIRECTORSara Greer(703) [email protected]

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING DIRECTORBrooke Hardin(703) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFCarl Pardiny(703) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORDavid Summers(703) [email protected]

PURCHASING OFFICERMaryam Zahory(703) [email protected]

SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTPeter Noonan(703) [email protected]

STORMWATER RESOURCE ENGINEERChristina Alexander(703) [email protected]

TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORWendy Block-Sanford(703) [email protected]

TREASURERTom Scibilia(703) [email protected]

CITY OF FAIRFAX


12000 Government Center ParkwayFairfax, VA 22035-0001(703) 324-20008 A.M.–4:30 P.M.www.fairfaxcounty.gov

BOARD OF SUPERVISORSCHAIRMAN AT-LARGESharon Bulova (D) (703) [email protected]

VICE CHAIRMANPenelope A. Gross (D) Mason District Supervisor (703) 256-7717 [email protected]

John C. Cook (R) Braddock District Supervisor (703) [email protected]

John W. Foust (D) Mount Vernon District Supervisor (703) [email protected]

Pat Herrity (R) Springfield District Supervisor (703) [email protected]

Catherine M. Hudgins (D) Hunter Mill District Supervisor (703) [email protected]

Jeffrey C. McKay (D) Lee District Supervisor (703) 971-6262 [email protected]

Kathy L. Smith (D) Sully District Supervisor (703) [email protected]

Linda Q. Smyth (D)Providence District Supervisor (703) 560-6946 [email protected]

Dan Storck (D) Mount Vernon District Supervisor (703) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCOUNTY EXECUTIVEEdward L. Long Jr.(703) [email protected]

ASSISTANT COUNTY EXECUTIVE/CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORSCatherine A. Chianese(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY COUNTY EXECUTIVESPatricia Harrison(703) [email protected]

David J. Molchany(703) [email protected]

David M. Rohrer(703) [email protected]

Robert A. Stalzer(703) [email protected]

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERJoseph Mondoro (703) 324-2391joseph.mondoro@ fairfaxcounty.gov

COUNTY ATTORNEYDavid Bobzien(703) [email protected]

COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYRaymond F. Murrogh(703) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY PRESIDENT*(*independent agency) Gerald L. Gordon(703) [email protected]

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATORDavid M. McKernan(571) [email protected]

FAMILY SERVICES DIRECTORNannette M. Bowler(703) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTORChris Pietsch(703) [email protected]

FIRE AND RESCUE CHIEFRichard R. Bowers, Jr.(703) [email protected]

Virginia

FAIRFAX COUNTY


HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTORGloria Addo-Ayensu, M.D.(703) [email protected]

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (ACTING)Thomas Fleetwood (703) 246-5100thomas.fleetwood@ fairfaxcounty.gov

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR (ACTING)Catherine Spage (703) 324-3311catherine.spage@ fairfaxcounty.gov

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORWanda M. Gibson(703) 324-4521wanda.gibson@ fairfaxcounty.gov

LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORClaudia Arko(703) [email protected]

LIBRARY DIRECTOR (ACTING)Jane Goodwin (703) [email protected]

PARK AUTHORITY DIRECTORKirk W. Kincannon(703) [email protected]

PLANNING AND ZONING DIRECTORFred Selden(703) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFColonel Edwin C. Roessler Jr.(703) [email protected]

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTORTony Castrilli(703) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIRECTORJames W. Patteson(703) [email protected]

PURCHASING AND SUPPLY DIRECTORCathy A. Muse(703) [email protected]

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSKaren Garza(571) [email protected]

SHERIFFStacey Kincaid(703) [email protected]

TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORTom Biesiadny(703) [email protected]

FAIRFAX COUNTY CONTINUED


Harry E .Wells Building 300 Park AvenueFalls Church, VA 22046(703) 248-50018 A.M.–5 P.M. www.fallschurchva.gov

CITY COUNCILMAYORDavid Tarter(703) [email protected]

VICE MAYORMarybeth Connelly(703) [email protected]

Phil Duncan(703) [email protected]

Letty Hardi(703) [email protected]

Karen Oliver(703) [email protected]

David F. Snyder(703) [email protected]

Dan Sze(703) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERWyatt Shields(703) [email protected]

ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERCindy L. Mester(703) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYCarol McCoskrie(703) [email protected]

CITY CLERKCeleste Heath(703) [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORSusan Finarelli(703) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORRick Goff(703) [email protected]

CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICERJamal Matthews(703) [email protected]

EMERGENCY MANAGERTom Polera(703) [email protected]

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERRichard La Condré(703) [email protected]

FIRE CHIEFKevin P. Henry(703) [email protected]

HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTORNancy Vincent(703) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORDianne P. Lowther(703) [email protected]

LIBRARY DIRECTORMary McMahon(703) [email protected]

DEVELOPMENT SERVICES AND PLANNING DIRECTORJames Snyder(703) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEF/DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETYMary Gavin(703) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORMike Collins(703) [email protected]

PURCHASING AGENTGeorge R. Armstrong(703) [email protected]

RECREATION AND PARKS DIRECTORDanny Schlitt(703) [email protected]

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSDr. Toni Jones(703) [email protected]

SHERIFFS.Stephen Bittle(703) [email protected]

TREASURERJody Acosta(703) [email protected]

Virginia

CITY OF FALLS CHURCH


1 Harrison Street, SE Leesburg, VA 20177(703) 777-01008:30 A.M.–5 P.M.www.loudoun.gov

BOARD OF SUPERVISORSCHAIR AT-LARGEPhyllis J. Randall (D)(703) [email protected]

VICE CHAIRRalph Buona (R) Ashburn District(703) [email protected]

Tony Buffington (R)Blue Ridge District(703) [email protected]

Geary Higgins (R) Catoctin District(703) [email protected]

Matthew Letourneau (R) Dulles District(703) [email protected]

Ron Meyer (R)Broad Run District(703) [email protected]

Koran Saines (D)Sterling District(703) [email protected]

Kristen Umstattd (D)Leesburg District(703) [email protected]

Suzanne Volpe (R)Algonkian District(703) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCOUNTY ADMINISTRATORTim Hemstreet(703) [email protected]

ASSISTANT COUNTY ADMINISTRATORSJulie Grandfield Robert Middaugh John J. Sandy Kenny Young Charles A. Yudd (703) 777-0200

COUNTY ATTORNEYLeo Rogers(703) [email protected]

COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYJames E. Plowman(703) [email protected]

COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS DIRECTORJim Freeman(703) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORBuddy Rizer(703) [email protected]

MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORBen Mays(703) [email protected]

FIRE, RESCUE, AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SERVICES CHIEFW. Keith Brower, Jr.(703) 777-0333

GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTORErnest Brown(703) [email protected]

HEALTH DIRECTORDr. David Goodfriend(703) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICERJeanette Green(703) [email protected]

FAMILY SERVICES AND HOUSING PROGRAMS DIRECTOREllen Grunewald(703) [email protected]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORWendy Wickens(703) [email protected]

LIBRARY DIRECTORChang Liu(703) [email protected]

LOUDOUN COUNTY


PARKS AND RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTORSteve Torpy(703) [email protected]

PLANNING DIRECTORRicky Barker(703) [email protected]

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERGlen Barbour(703) [email protected]

PURCHASING AGENTCheryl Middleton(703) [email protected]

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSDr. Eric Williams(571) [email protected]

SHERIFFMike Chapman(703) [email protected]

TRANSPORTATION AND CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE DIRECTORJoe Kroboth(703) [email protected]

TREASURERRoger Zurn(703) [email protected]

Virginia


City Hall9027 Center StreetManassas, VA 20110(703) 257-82008:30 A.M.–5 P.M.www.manassascity.org

CITY COUNCILMAYORHarry J. Parrish II(703) [email protected]

VICE MAYORJonathan L. Way(703) [email protected]

Marc T. Aveni(703) [email protected]

Sheryl Bass(703) [email protected]

Ken Elston(703) [email protected]

Ian T. Lovejoy(703) [email protected]

Mark D. Wolfe(703) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERW. Patrick Pate(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY CITY MANAGERBryan Foster(703) [email protected]

CITY CLERKAndrea Madden(703) [email protected]

BUDGET MANAGERDiane Bergeron(703) [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS MANAGERPatty Prince(703) [email protected]

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORElizabeth S. Via-Gossman(703) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORPatrick J. Small(703) [email protected]

FAMILY SERVICES DIRECTORRonald King(703) 361-8277, ext. [email protected]

FIRE AND RESCUE CHIEFBrett Bowman(703) [email protected]

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORPaul York(703) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGERDarla Hicks(703) [email protected]

NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGERSean Whitfield(703) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFDouglas W. Keen(703) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR (ACTING)Bruce Goudarzi(703) [email protected]

PURCHASING MANAGERJimmy Falls(703) [email protected]

SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTDr. Catherine Magouyrk(571) [email protected]

TREASURERRobin Perkins(703) [email protected]

UTILITIES DIRECTORTony Dawood(703) [email protected]

CITY OF MANASSAS


City HallOne Park Center Court Manassas Park, VA 20111-2395(703) 335-88008:30 A.M.–5 P.M.www.cityofmanassaspark.us

CITY COUNCILMAYORFrancis “Frank” C. Jones(703) [email protected]

VICE MAYORBryan E. Polk(703) [email protected]

Preston Banks(703) [email protected]

Michael Carrera(703) [email protected]

Keith Miller(703) [email protected]

Suhas Naddoni(703) [email protected]

Jeanette Rishell(703) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERKimberly L. Alexander(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY CITY MANAGERJulia Drake(703) [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEYDean H. Crowhurst(703) [email protected]

CITY CLERKLana Conner(703) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTORGary Fields(703) [email protected]

FIRE CHIEFDavid Dixon(703) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORMyra Carmona(703) [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION (ACTING)Jay Swisher (703) [email protected]

CHIEF OF POLICEJohn C. Evans(703) [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR (ACTING)Drew Williams (703) [email protected]

COMMISSIONER OF REVENUEDebbie Wood(703) [email protected]

SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORRandi Knights (703) [email protected]

TREASURERWinifred “Winnie” O’Neal(703) [email protected]

VOTER REGISTRARPatricia Brendel(703) [email protected]

Virginia

CITY OF MANASSAS PARK


PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY

1 County Complex Court Prince William, VA 22192(703) 792-60008 A.M.–5 P.M. www.pwcgov.org

BOARD OF COUNTY SUPERVISORSCHAIRMAN AT-LARGECorey A. Stewart (R)(703) [email protected]

VICE CHAIRMANPete Candland (R)Gainesville District(703) [email protected]

Ruth E. Anderson (R) Occoquan District(703) [email protected]

Maureen S. Caddigan (R) Potomac District(703) [email protected]

John D. Jenkins (D) Neabsco District(703) [email protected]

Jeanine M. Lawson (R)Brentsville District(703) [email protected]

Martin E. Nohe (R)Coles District(703) [email protected]

Frank J. Principi (D) Woodbridge District(703) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONCOUNTY EXECUTIVE (ACTING)Christopher E. Martino(703) [email protected]

DEPUTY COUNTY EXECUTIVESElijah T. Johnson(703) [email protected]

Susan L. Roltsch(703) [email protected]

COUNTY ATTORNEYMichelle Robl(703) [email protected]

COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYPaul B. Ebert(703) [email protected]

CLERK TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY SUPERVISORSPhillip J. Campbell(703) [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORJason Grant(703) [email protected]

ADULT DETENTION CENTER, JAIL SUPERINTENDENTPeter A. Meletis(703) [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORJeffrey Kaczmarek(703) [email protected]

EMERGENCY SERVICES COORDINATORPatrick M. Collins(703) [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTORMichelle L. Attreed(703) [email protected]

FIRE CHIEFKevin McGee(703) [email protected]

HEALTH DIRECTORAlison Ansher(703) [email protected]

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORBilly Lake(703) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR (ACTING)Linda R. Satlin(703) [email protected]

CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICERThomas A. McQuillan(703) [email protected]


LEGISLATIVE LIAISONTracy Gordon(703) [email protected]

LIBRARY DIRECTORConstance Gilman(703) [email protected]

PARKS AND RECS DIRECTORDebbie Andrew(703) [email protected]

PLANNING DIRECTORChris M. Price(703) [email protected]

POLICE CHIEFStephan M. Hudson(703) 792- [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORThomas Bruun(703) [email protected]

PURCHASING MANAGERAdam Manne(703) [email protected]

SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTSteven L.Walts(703) [email protected]

SHERIFFGlendell T. Hill(703) [email protected]

SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR (ACTING)Courtney S. Tierney(703) [email protected]

TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORThomas Blaser(703) [email protected]

Virginia


General Legislative Information:http://mlis.state.md.usToll-free Annapolis trunk line,(301) 858-xxxx, is listed.

C Charles CountyF Frederick CountyM Montgomery CountyPG Prince George’s County

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORLawrence J. Hogan, Jr. (R)State House100 State CircleAnnapolis, MD 21401(410) 974-3901www.gov.state.md.us

SENATE107 State HouseAnnapolis, MD 21401 Secretary of the Senate (410) 841-3000

Joanne Benson (D) (M-24) (301) 858-3148joanne.benson@ senate.state.md.us

Ulysses Currie (D) (M-25) (301) [email protected]

Brian J. Feldman (D) (M-15)(301) [email protected]

Michael J. Hough (R) (F-4)(301) 858-3704michael.hough@ senate.state.md.us

Cheryl C. Kagan (D) (M-17)(301) [email protected]

Nancy J. King (D) (M-39)(301) [email protected]

Susan C. Lee (D) (M-16)(301) [email protected]

Richard S. Madaleno, Jr. (D) (M-18)(301) 858-3137richard.madaleno@ senate.state.md.us

Roger Manno (D) (M-19)(301) [email protected]

Thomas M. Middleton (D) (C-28)(301) [email protected]

Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. (D) (PG/C-27)(301) 858-3700thomas.v.mike.miller@ senate.state.md.us

C. Anthony Muse (D) (PG-26)(301) 858-3092anthony.muse@ senate.state.md.us

Douglas J. J. Peters (D) (PG-23)(301) 858-3631douglas.peters@ senate.state.md.us

Paul G. Pinsky (D) (PG-22)(301) [email protected]

Victor Ramirez (D) (PG-47)(301) [email protected]

Jamie B. Raskin (D) (M-20)(301) [email protected]

James C. Rosapepe (D) (PG-21)(301) [email protected]

Ronald Young (D) (F-3)(301) [email protected]

Craig J. Zucker (D) (M-14)(301) [email protected]

HOUSE OF DELEGATESLower House Office Building6 Bladen StreetAnnapolis, MD 21401Chief Clerk (410) 841-3999

Kathy Afzali (R) (F-4)(301) [email protected]

Angela Angel (D) (PG-25)(301) [email protected]

Charles E. Barkley (D) (M-39)(301) 858-3001charles.barkley@ house.state.md.us

Benjamin S. Barnes (D) (PG-21)(301) [email protected]

Darryl Barnes (D) (PG-25)(301) [email protected]

Erek L. Barron (D) (PG-24)(301) [email protected]

STATE OF MARYLAND


Kumar P. Barve (D) (M-17)(301) [email protected]

Alfred C. Carr, Jr. (D) (M-18)(301) [email protected]

Barrie S. Ciliberti (R) (F-4)(301) [email protected]

Bonnie L. Cullison (D) (M-19)(301) 858-3883bonnie.cullison@ house.state.md.us

Dereck E. Davis (D) (PG-25)(301) [email protected]

Kathleen M. Dumais (D) (M-15)(301) 858-3052kathleen.dumais@ house.state.md.us

Diana M. Fennell (D) (PG-47a)(301) [email protected]

William Folden (R) (F-3B)(301) [email protected]

David Fraser-Hidalgo (D) (M-15)(301) 858-3186david.fraser.hidalgo@ house.state.md.us

C. William“Bill” Frick (D) (M-16)(301) [email protected]

Barbara A. Frush (D) (PG-21)(301) [email protected]

Tawanna Gaines (D) (PG-22)(301) [email protected]

James W. Gilchrist (D) (M-17)(301) [email protected]

Ana Sol Gutierrez (D) (M-18)(301) [email protected]

Anne Healey (D) (PG-22)(301) [email protected]

Sheila E. Hixson (D) (M-20)(301) [email protected]

Marvin E. Holmes, Jr. (D) (PG-23B)(301) 858-3310marvin.holmes@ house.state.md.us

Carolyn J. B. Howard (D) (PG-24)(301) 858-3919carolyn.howard@ house.state.md.us

Michael A. Jackson (D) (PG-27B)(301) [email protected]

Sally Y. Jameson (D) (C-28)(301) [email protected]

Anne R. Kaiser (D) (M-14)(301) [email protected]

Ariana B. Kelly (D) (M-16)(301) [email protected]

Tony Knotts (D) (PG-26)(301) [email protected]

Marc Korman (D) (M-16)(301) [email protected]

Benjamin F. Kramer (D) (M-19)(301) 858-3485benjamin.kramer@ house.state.md.us

Carol L. Krimm (D) (F-3a)(301) [email protected]

Eric Luedtke (D) (M-14)(301) [email protected]

Aruna Miller (D) (M-15)(301) [email protected]

David Moon (D) (M-20)(301) [email protected]

Marice Morales (D) (M-19)(301) 858-3528marice.morales@ house.state.md.us

Edith Patterson (D) (C-28)(301) 858-3247edith.patterson@ house.state.md.us

Joseline A. Pena-Melnyk (D) (PG-21)(301) 858-3502joseline.pena.melnyk@ house.state.md.us

Andrew Platt (D) (M-17)(301) [email protected]

State/Federal


Elizabeth (Susie) G. Proctor, Jr. (D) (C-27A)(301) [email protected]

Kirill Reznik (D) (M-39)(301) [email protected]

Shane Robinson (D) (M-39)(301) 858-3021shane.robinson@ house.state.md.us

Carlo Sanchez (D) (PG-47B)(301) [email protected]

William C. Smith, Jr. (D) (M-20)(301) [email protected]

Jimmy Tarlau (D) (PG-47a)(301) [email protected]

Kriselda Valderrama (D) (PG-26)(301) 858-3210kris.valderrama@ house.state.md.us

Geraldine Valentino-Smith (D) (PG-23A)(301) 858-3101geraldine.valentino@ house.state.md.us

Joseph F. Vallario, Jr. (D) (PG-23B)(301) 858-3488joseph.vallario@ house.state.md.us

Michael L. Vaughn (D) (PG-24)(301) 858-3691michael.vaughn@ house.state.md.us

David E. Vogt, III (R) (F- 4)(301) [email protected]

Jeffrey D. Waldstreicher (D) (M-18)(301) 858-3130jeff.waldstreicher@ house.state.md.us

Jay Walker (D) (PG-26)(301) [email protected]

Alonzo T. Washington (D) (PG-22)(301) 858-3652alonzo.washington@ house.state.md.us

C. T. Wilson (D) (C-28)(301) [email protected]

Karen L. Young (D) (F-3a)(301) [email protected]

STATE OF MARYLAND


State/Federal

General Legislative Information:http://legis.state.va.usAL AlexandriaFC Falls ChurchM ManassasAR Arlington CountyFX FairfaxMP Manassas ParkF Fairfax CountyL Loudoun CountyPW Prince William County

(804) area code listed for State Capitol offices

Other area codes are district offices

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORTerry McAuliffe (D)Office of the Governor State Capitol Richmond, VA 23219(804) 786-2211www.governor.virginia.gov

SENATEClerk’s OfficeP.O. Box 396Richmond, VA 23218(804) 698-7400

George L. Barker (D) (AL/F/PW-39)(804) 698-7539, (703) [email protected]

Richard H. Black (R) (L/PW-13)(804) 698-7513, (703) [email protected]

Adam P. Ebbin (D) (AL/AR/F-30)(804) 698-7530, (571) [email protected]

Barbara A. Favola (D) (AR/F/L-31)(804) 698-7531, (703) [email protected]

Janet D. Howell (D) (AR/F-32)(804) 698-7532, (703) [email protected]

David W. Marsden (D) (F-37)(804) 698-7537, (571) [email protected]

Jeremy S. McPike (D) (M/MP/PW-29)(804) 698-7529, (571) [email protected]

J. Chapman Petersen (D) (F/FX-34)(804) 698-7534, (703) [email protected]

Richard L. Saslaw (D) (AL/F/FC-35)(804) 698-7535, (703) [email protected]

Richard H. Stuart (R) (PW-28)(804) 698-7528, (804) [email protected]

Scott A. Surovell (D) (F/PW-36)(804) 698-7536, (571) [email protected]

Jill Holtzman Vogel (R) (L-27)(804) 698-7527, (540) [email protected]

Jennifer T. Wexton (D) (F/L-33)(804) 698-7533, (703) [email protected]

HOUSE OF DELEGATESClerk’s OfficeP.O. Box 406Richmond, VA 23218(804) 698-1619

David B. Albo (R) (F-42)(804) 698-1042, (703) [email protected]

Richard L. Anderson (R) (PW-51)(804) 698-1051, (571) [email protected]

John J. Bell (D) (L/PW-87) (804) 698-1087, (571) [email protected]

Jennifer B. Boysko (D) (L/F-86)(804) 698-1086, (703) [email protected]

David L. Bulova (D) (F/FX-37)(804) 698-1037, (703) [email protected]

Mark Dudenhefer (R) (PW-2)(804) 698-1002 delmdudenhefer@ house.virginia.gov

Eileen Filler-Corn (D) (F-41)(804) 698-1041, (571) [email protected]

Thomas A. Greason (R) (L-32)(804) 698-1032, (703) [email protected]

Charniele Herring (D) (AL-46)(804) 698-1046, (703) [email protected]

Patrick A. Hope (D) (AR-47)(804) 698-1047, (703) [email protected]

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA


Timothy D. Hugo (R) (F/PW-40)(804) 698-1040, (703) [email protected]

Mark L. Keam (D) (F-35)(804) 698-1035, (703) [email protected]

Kaye Kory (D) (F-38)(804) 698-1038, (703) [email protected]

David A. LaRock (R) (L-33)(804) 698-1033, (540) [email protected]

James M. LeMunyon (R) (F/L-67)(804) 698-1067, (703) [email protected]

Mark Levine (D) (AL/AR/F-45)(804) 698-1045, (571) [email protected]

L. Scott Lingamfelter (R) (PW-31)(804) 698-1031, (703) 580-1294delslingamfelter@ house.virginia.gov

Alfonso H. Lopez (D) (AR/F-49)(804) 698-1049, (571) [email protected]

Robert G. Marshall (R) (M/MP/PW-13)(804) 698-1013, (703) [email protected]

Jackson H. Miller (R) (PW, M-50)(804) 698-1050, (703) [email protected]

J. Randall Minchew (R) (L-10)(804) 698-1010, (703) [email protected]

Kathleen J. Murphy (D) (F/L-34)(804) 698-1034, (804) [email protected]

Kenneth R. Plum (D) (F-36)(804) 698-1036, (703) [email protected]

Mark D. Sickles (D) (F-43)(804) 698-1043, (703) [email protected]

Marcus B. Simon (D) (F/FC-53)(804) 698-1053, (571) [email protected]

Richard C. (Rip) Sullivan Jr. (D) (AR/F-48)(804) 698-1048, (571) [email protected]

Scott A. Surovell (D) (F-44)(804) 698-1044, (571) [email protected]

Luke E. Torian (D) (PW-52)(804) 698-1052, (703) [email protected]

Vivian E. Watts (D) (F-39)(804) 698-1039, (703) [email protected]

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA


State/Federal

SENATEMARYLANDBen Cardin (D)(202) 224-4524509 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510www.cardin.senate.gov

Barbara Mikulski (D)(202) 224-4654503 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510www.mikulski.senate.gov

VIRGINIATim Kaine (D)(202) 224-4024388 Russell Senate Office BuildingWashington, DC 20510www.kaine.senate.gov

Mark Warner (D)(202) 224-2023475 Russell Senate Office BuildingWashington, DC 20510www.warner.senate.gov

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESDISTRICT OF COLUMBIAEleanor Holmes Norton (D)(202) 225-80502136 Rayburn House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.norton.house.gov

MARYLANDJohn Delaney (D-6th)(202) 225-27211632 Longworth House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.delaney.house.gov

Donna F. Edwards (D-4th)(202) 225-86992445 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC 20515www.donnaedwards.house.gov

Steny H. Hoyer (D-5th)(202) 225-41311705 Longworth House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.hoyer.house.gov

Christopher J. Van Hollen (D-8th)(202) 225-53411707 Longworth House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.vanhollen.house.gov

VIRGINIADon Beyer (D-8th)(202) 225-4376431 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 www.beyer.house.gov

Barbara J. Comstock (R-10th)(202) 225-5136226 Cannon House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.comstock.house.gov

Gerry E. Connolly (D-11th)(202) 225-1492424 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515www.connolly.house.gov

Robert J. Wittman (R-1st)(202) 225-42612454 Rayburn House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.wittman.house.gov

UNITED STATES CONGRESS

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