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Senate Standing Committees Budget and Taxation Committee (B&T) 3 West, Miller Senate Building, Annapolis, MD 21401 (410-841-3690 Annapolis/Baltimore or 301-858-3690 Washington, D.C.) Chair: Edward J. Kasemeyer Vice Chair: Nathaniel J. McFadden Richard F. Colburn Nancy J. King Ulysses Currie Richard S. Madaleno, Jr. James E. DeGrange, Sr. Roger P. Manno George C. Edwards Douglas J. J. Peters Joseph M. Getty James N. Robey Verna L. Jones-Rodwell Committee Staff: Erika S. Schissler, Phillip S. Anthony, and Matthew J. Bennett Dept. of Legislative Services Assistant to Chair: Beverly A. Hiltabidle Subcommittees (appointed by the standing committee chair) Capital Budget Subcommittee Chair: James E. DeGrange, Sr. Vice Chair: Douglas J. J. Peters Richard F. Colburn Staff: Erika S. Schissler, Phillip S. Ulysses Currie Anthony, and Matthew J. Bennett George C. Edwards Nancy J. King Nathaniel J. McFadden Education, Business and Administration Subcommittee Chair: Richard S. Madaleno, Jr. Ulysses Currie Staff: Erica S. Schissler Joseph M. Getty Nancy J. King 87 Senate Standing Committees Health and Human Services Subcommittee Chair: James N. Robey Roger Manno Staff: Phillip S. Anthony Nathaniel J. McFadden Douglas J. J. Peters Pensions Subcommittee Chair: Verna L. Jones-Rodwell George C. Edwards Staff: Phillip S. Anthony Joseph M. Getty Richard S. Madaleno, Jr. Roger Manno Nathaniel J. McFadden James N. Robey Public Safety, Transportation, and Environment Subcommittee Chair: James E. DeGrange, Sr. Richard F. Colburn Staff: Matthew J. Bennett George C. Edwards Verna L. Jones-Rodwell 88 Senate Standing Committees Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee (EHE) 2 West, Miller Senate Building, Annapolis, MD 21401 (410-841-3661 Annapolis/Baltimore or 301-858-3661 Washington, D.C.) Chair: Joan Carter Conway Vice Chair: Roy P. Dyson Joanne Benson Paul G. Pinsky Bill Ferguson Edward R. Reilly J. B. Jennings Jim Rosapepe Karen S. Montgomery Bryan W. Simonaire Ronald N. Young Committee Staff: Sara C. Fidler and Ryane M. Necessary Dept. of Legislative Services Assistant to Chair: Lauren Dugas Glover Subcommittees (appointed by the standing committee chair) Alcoholic Beverages Subcommittee Chair: Edward R. Reilly Joan Carter Conway Staff: Sara C. Fidler and Ryane M. Karen Montgomery Necessary Jim Rosapepe Ronald N. Young Education Subcommittee Chair: Paul G. Pinsky Joanne C. Benson Staff: Sara C. Fidler Bill Ferguson Karen Montgomery Edward R. Reilly Jim Rosapepe 89 Senate Standing Committees Environment Subcommittee Co-Chair: Joan Carter Conway Co- Chair: Paul G. Pinsky Bill Ferguson Staff: Ryane M. Necessary J. B. Jennings Karen Montgomery Ronald N. Young Ethics and Election Law Subcommittee Chair: Roy P. Dyson Joan Carter Conway Staff: Theodore E. King, Jr. Karen Montgomery Edward R. Reilly Jim Rosapepe Health Occupations Subcommittee Chair: Joan Carter Conway Joanne C. Benson Staff: Sara C. Fidler Roy P. Dyson J. B. Jennings Karen Montgomery Bryan W. Simonaire Labor, Licensing, and Regulation Subcommittee Chair: Joan Carter Conway Roy P. Dyson Staff: Sara C. Fidler Bill Ferguson Karen Montgomery Bryan W. Simonaire Ronald N. Young 90 Senate Standing Committees Finance Committee (FIN) 3 East, Miller Senate Building, Annapolis, MD 21401 (410-841-3677 Annapolis/Baltimore or 301-858-3677 Washington, D.C.) Chair: Thomas M. Middleton Vice Chair: John C. Astle David R. Brinkley Katherine Klausmeier Brian Feldman James N. Mathias, Jr. Barry Glassman Catherine E. Pugh Delores G. Kelley Victor R. Ramirez Allan H. Kittleman Committee Staff: Tami D. Burt, David A. Smulski, and Patrick D. Carlson Dept. of Legislative Services Assistant to Chair: Tammy Kraft Subcommittees (appointed by the standing committee chair) Health Subcommittee Chair: Catherine E. Pugh John C. Astle Staff: David A. Smulski and David R. Brinkley Patrick D. Carlson Delores G. Kelley Allan H. Kittleman James N. Mathias, Jr. Victor Ramirez Transportation Subcommittee Chair: Brian J. Feldman Staff: Patrick D. Carlson John C. Astle David R. Brinkley Barry Glassman Katherine Klausmeier 91 Senate Standing Committees Judicial Proceedings Committee (JPR) 2 East, Miller Senate Building, Annapolis, MD 21401 (410-841-3623 Annapolis/Baltimore or 301-858-3623 Washington, D.C.) Chair: Brian E. Frosh Vice Chair: Lisa A. Gladden James Brochin Jamie Raskin Jennie M. Forehand Christopher B. Shank Stephen S. Hershey, Jr. Norman R. Stone, Jr. Nancy Jacobs Bobby Zirkin C. Anthony Muse Committee Staff: Susan H. Russell and Shirleen M. Pilgrim Dept. of Legislative Services Assistant to Chair: Sarah Hoyt Telephone: 410-946-55350 or 301-970-5350 92 Senate Standing Committees Executive Nominations Committee (NOM) 2 East, Miller Senate Building, Annapolis, MD 21401 (410-946-5200 Annapolis/Baltimore or 301-970-5200 Washington, D.C.) Chair: Delores G. Kelley Vice Chair: James E. DeGrange, Sr. David R. Brinkley Allan H. Kittleman Richard F. Colburn Katherine Klausmeier Joan Carter Conway Nathaniel J. McFadden George C. Edwards Thomas M. Middleton Jennie M. Forehand Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. Brian E. Frosh Catherine E. Pugh Joseph M. Getty James N. Robey Edward J. Kasemeyer Norman R. Stone, Jr. Committee Staff: Lynne B. Porter Dept. of Legislative Services Telephone: 410-946-5200/5351 or 301-970-5200/5351 Rules Committee (SRU) Senate Meeting Room H-124, State House, Annapolis, MD 21401 (410-841-3700 Annapolis/Baltimore or 301-858-3700 Washington, D.C.) Chair: Katherine Klausmeier Vice Chair: Brian E. Frosh David R. Brinkley Edward J. Kasemeyer Richard F. Colburn Nathaniel J. McFadden Joan Carter Conway Thomas M. Middleton Roy P. Dyson Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. George C. Edwards Committee Staff: Victoria L. Gruber, Office of the President Senate of Maryland Telephone: 410-841-3700 or 301-858-3700 93 Senate Special Committee Special Committee on Substance Abuse Chair: Catherine E. Pugh James Brochin Douglas J. J. Peters Joan Carter Conway Paul G. Pinsky Roy P. Dyson Bobby A. Zirkin Verna L. Jones-Rodwell Committee Staff: Guy G. Cherry and Jennifer K. Botts Dept. of Legislative Services Telephone: 410-946-5510/5350 or 301-970-5510/5350 94 Senate Select Committees Counties Select Committee Chair Address Allegany, Garrett, and No. 1 George C. Edwards 322 JSOB Washington Counties Ext. 3565 Anne Arundel County No. 9 John C. Astle 123 JSOB Ext. 3578 Baltimore City No. 11 Verna L. Jones- 420 MSB Rodwell Ext. 3612 Baltimore County No. 4 Katherine 103 JSOB Klausmeier Ext. 3620 Carroll County and No. 2 Joseph M. Getty 401 JSOB Frederick County Ext. 3683 Charles, St. Mary's, No. 8 Roy P. Dyson 102 JSOB and Ext. 3673 Calvert Counties Eastern Shore No. 10 Richard F. Colburn 315 JSOB Ext. 3590 Harford County No. 3 Barry Glassman 320 MSB Ext. 3603 Howard County No. 5 James N. Robey 120 JSOB Ext. 3572 Montgomery County No. 6 Jamie Raskin 122 JSOB Ext. 3634 Prince George's No. 7 Douglas J. J. Peters 121 JSOB County Ext. 3631 95 House Standing Committees Appropriations Committee (APP) Room 121, House Office Building, Annapolis, MD 21401-1912 (410-841-3407 Annapolis/Baltimore or 301-858-3407 Washington, D.C.) Chair: Norman H. Conway Vice Chair: James E. Proctor, Jr. Steven J. Arentz Mary-Dulany James Gail H. Bates Adrienne A. Jones Wendell R. Beitzel Tony McConkey John L. Bohanan, Jr. Heather R. Mizeur Steven J. DeBoy, Sr. Barbara A. Robinson Adelaide C. Eckardt Theodore J. Sophocleus Tawanna P. Gaines Nancy R. Stocksdale Melony G. Griffith Kathryn Y. Szeliga Ana Sol Gutiérrez Mary L. Washington Guy Guzzone John F. Wood, Jr. Keith E. Haynes Craig J. Zucker Committee Staff: Chantelle M. Green, Kaitlyn S. Shulman, or Kate Henry Dept. of Legislative Services Assistant to Chair: Linda Pohuski 96 House Standing Committees Subcommittees (appointed by the standing committee chair) Capital Budget Subcommittee Chair: Adrienne A. Jones Vice Chair: Melony G. Griffith Wendell R. Beitzel Staff: Chantelle M. Green, Kaitlyn John L. Bohanan, Jr. Shulman, and Kate Henry Steven J. DeBoy Adelaide C. Eckardt Tawanna P. Gaines Guy Guzzone Keith E. Haynes Mary-Dulany James James E. Proctor, Jr. Craig Zucker Education and Economic Development Subcommittee Chair: John L. Bohanan, Jr. Vice Chair: Heather R. Mizeur Melony G. Griffith Staff: Kate Henry Adrienne A. Jones James E. Proctor, Jr. Nancy R. Stocksdale Mary Washington Health and Human Resources Subcommittee Chair: Mary-Dulany James Vice Chair: Keith E. Haynes Adelaide C. Eckardt Staff: Kaitlyn S. Shulman Ana Sol Gutiérrez James E. Proctor, Jr. Theodore J. Sophocleus Kathy Szeliga 97 House Standing Committees Public Safety and Administration Subcommittee Chair: Guy Guzzone Vice Chair: Craig Zucker Gail H. Bates Staff: Chantelle M. Green Tony McConkey James E. Proctor, Jr. Barbara A. Robinson Transportation and the Environment Subcommittee Chair: Tawanna P. Gaines Vice Chair: Steven J. DeBoy Steven J. Arentz Staff: Chantelle M. Green Wendell R. Beitzel James E, Proctor, Jr. John F. Wood, Jr. Oversight Committee on Pensions Chair: Melony Griffith Steven J. Arentz Staff: Dana Tagalicod Gail H. Bates John L. Bohanan, Jr. Adelaide C. Eckardt Ana Sol Gutiérrez Keith E. Haynes Mary-Dulany James Adrienne A. Jones Heather R. Mizeur James E. Proctor, Jr. Barbara A. Robinson Kathryn Y. Szeliga Craig J. Zucker 98 House Standing Committees Oversight Committee on Personnel Chair: Steven J. DeBoy, Sr. Gail H. Bates Staff: Chantelle Green and Kate Henry Wendell R. Beitzel John L. Bohanan, Jr. Tawanna P. Gaines Guy Guzzone Adrienne A. Jones Tony McConkey James E. Proctor, Jr. Theodore J. Sophocleus Nancy R. Stocksdale Mary L. Washington John F. Wood, Jr. 99 House Standing Committees Economic Matters Committee (ECM) Room 231, House Office Building, Annapolis, MD 21401-1912 (410-841-3519 Annapolis/Baltimore or 301-858-3519 Washington, D.C.) Chair: Dereck E. Davis Vice Chair: David D. Rudolph Susan L.M. Aumann Ben Kramer Charles Barkley Mary Ann E. Love Ben Barnes Brian K. McHale Aisha N. Braveboy Warren E. Miller Emmett C. Burns, Jr. Joseph J. Minnick Galen Clagett Keiffer J.
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