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2014 annual report | 2015 regional DireCtory Cover (COG Board, Committee Leadership, Award Winners) Row 1 William D. Euille , CoG Board Chair (City of Alexandria) Roger Berliner , CoG Board Vice Chair and Climate Energy and Environment Policy Committee Chair (Montgomery County) Kenyan McDuffie , CoG Vice Chair (District of Columbia) Muriel Bowser , CoG President (District of Columbia) Phil Mendelson , National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board Chair (District of Columbia) Rashad Young (District of Columbia) G. Frederick Robinson (City of Bowie) About the Council of Governments Ken Robinson (Charles County) For more than 55 years, the Metropolitan Washington Row 2 Council of Governments has brought area leaders together Andrew M. Fellows , CoG Vice President (City of College Park) to address the region’s biggest challenges, such as restoring Randy A. McClement (City of Frederick) Jan Gardner (Frederick County) the Potomac River, ensuring the Metro system was fully Jud Ashman (City of Gaithersburg) built, and strengthening emergency preparedness after Row 3 September 11, 2001. Today, the Council of Governments’ top Emmett V. Jordan , Region Forward Chair (City of Greenbelt) priority is advancing the Region Forward vision through the Isiah Leggett (Montgomery County) Nancy Navarro (Montgomery County) work of its Board of Directors, policy boards, committees, Rushern L. Baker, III (Prince George’s County) and programs. Andrea C. Harrison (Prince George’s County) Karen R. Toles , CoG Secretary-Treasurer (Prince George’s County) Bridget Donnell Newton (City of Rockville) Our Membership Bruce R. Williams (City of Takoma Park) The Council of Governments’ membership is comprised of Row 4 300 elected officials from 22 local governments, the J. Walter Tejada , Human Services and Public Safety Policy Committee Chair Maryland and Virginia state legislatures, and U.S. Congress. (Arlington County) Row 5 David L. Meyer (City of Fairfax) Our Vision Sharon Bulova (Fairfax County) Region Forward is our vision. It’s a commitment by COG and John W. Foust (Fairfax County) Penelope A. Gross (Fairfax County) its member governments, who together seek to create a David Tarter , CoG Vice President (City of Falls Church) more accessible, sustainable, prosperous, and livable Scott K. York (Loudoun County) National Capital Region. Matthew Letourneau (Loudoun County) Jonathan L. Way (City of Manassas) Row 6 Our Mission Michael Carrera (City of Manassas Park) Jeanine Lawson (Prince william County) COG’s mission is to make Region Forward happen by being a Frank J. Principi , National Capital Region discussion forum, expert resource, issue advocate, and Emergency Preparedness Council Chair (Prince william County) catalyst for action. Row 7 Brian J. Feldman (Maryland State Senate) George L. Barker (Virginia State Senate) David F. Snyder , Metropolitan washington Air Quality Committee Chair (City of Falls Church) Craig Rice , Chesapeake Bay and water Resources Policy Committee Chair (Montgomery County) Todd M. Turner , 2014 Scull Metropolitan Public Service Award winner (Prince George’s County ) Melissa Peacor , Chief Administrative officers Committee Chair (Prince william County) Barbara M. Donnellan , 2014 Institute for Regional Excellence Visionary Award winner (Arlington County) Marc S. Bashoor , CoG Fire Chiefs Committee Chair (Prince George’s County) People Partnership Progress 2014 annual report | 2015 regional DireCtory

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Special thanks to: Anne Marie Belton, Phil Campbell, Jessie Carpenter, Julia Drake, Karen Falcon, Sara Ferrell, Craig Fifer, Susan Finarelli, Donna Fuqua, Joyce Grossnickle, Jo Ann Harrison, Awilda Hernandez, Jeremy Lasich, Patricia McAuley, Janet McCaslin, Lauren O’Malley, Karlene Proctor, Dorothy Steele, Ann Stewart, Doris Stokes, Kay Taylor, and Steven Walker

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2 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Contents

6 From the Chair and Executive Director 2014 8 In Memoriam: Walter A. Scheiber Annual 10 Sharing Data, Strategies Report 10 Detailing the Region’s Infrastructure Needs 12 Promoting Land Use, Transportation Strategies 14 Supporting Coordination of Health Officials 16 Homelessness in Metropolitan Washington 16 State of the Commute Survey Report 17 The Gold Book 18 Housing Security in the Washington Region 19 Stormwater Fact Sheet 19 Report on Crime & Crime Control 20 Making Plans 20 Approving Major Transportation Plan Update 22 Adding PMO to COG’s Homeland Security Portfolio 24 Improving Air Quality 26 Providing Services 26 Celebrating 40 Years of Serving Area Commuters 28 Honoring Foster Parents 29 Expanding Member Benefits Through Purchasing 30 Events 30 Spring Street Smart Kickoff 30 Bike to Work Day 31 Metroway Opening 31 Amtrak Diesel Project 32 TapIt Smithsonian Event 32 CBPC Blue Plains Tour 32 Solar Powered Water Treatment Facility Tour 33 Donnellan Honored at IRE Graduation 33 COG Launches New Climate and Energy Awards 34 Annual Meeting and Awards 36 FY 2014 Budget Highlights

COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 3 37 Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments 2015 38 The COG Corporation 39 COG Board of Directors Regional 40 Transportation Planning Board (TPB) Directory 42 Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) 44 COG Policy Committees and Advisory Bodies Contents, cont. 45 COG Public/Private Partnerships 46 Public Input 47 Senior Management Staﬀ

48 Member Jurisdictions 48 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 50 MARYLAND 50 Bladensburg 51 Bowie 52 Charles County 54 College Park 55 Frederick 56 Frederick County 58 Gaithersburg 59 Greenbelt 60 Montgomery County 62 Prince George’s County 64 Rockville 65 Takoma Park 66 VIRGINIA 66 Alexandria 68 Arlington County 70 Fairfax 71 Fairfax County 73 Falls Church 74 Loudoun County 75 Manassas 76 Manassas Park 77 Prince William County

79 State and Federal Regional Delegations 79 State of Maryland 82 Commonwealth of Virginia 84 U.S. Congress

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# COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 5 artnership. Cooperation. Coordination. These are key words in the COG vocabulary. So much of what we P accomplish in our multi-state region is the result of people working together to ﬁnd solutions to our shared challenges. The Council of Governments supports this important work by engaging more than a thousand

william Euille, CoG Chair elected officials, police and fire chiefs, housing directors, environmental experts, transportation planners, and other leaders every month and providing a place where they can collaborate. In this report, you will find examples of COG’s work in partnership with its members and stakeholders to share data and strategies, develop and support regional plans, and provide valuable services for area governments and residents. In 2014, this included an in-depth review of the Chuck Bean, region's infrastructure needs, new strategies to CoG Executive Director accommodate future growth, a new office to enhance homeland security planning, and a 40th anniversary for COG's Commuter Connections program, which serves tens of thousands of area commuters. Through these and a number of other initiatives, we are helping put our region on a more prosperous, accessible, livable and sustainable path toward our Region Forward goals. In the year ahead, we look forward to further progress by working across our borders as partners in strengthening both our local communities and region as a whole.

6 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT From the Chair and Executive Director

COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 7 8 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT alter A. Scheiber, the first Executive Director of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments and the leader responsible for W developing the programs and significant regional influence that mark the organization, passed away on October 8, 2014. He was an extraordinary leader and a friend to In Memoriam: many across the region. Scheiber led COG Walter A. Scheiber for 25 years before retiring in 1991. He was credited with using his considerable intellect and persuasive gifts to bring together the area’s elected officials to wor k on the cleanup of the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers, the allocation of federal housing funds, mutual aid, and countless other regional issues. His efforts helped convince Congress to support the construction of the Metro transit system. Beyond our metropolitan area, he was at the national forefront in the field of regionalism and an expert on intergovernmental relations. He was instrumental in the founding of the National Association of Regional Councils (NARC) and was very active with the International City and County Management Association (ICMA), including serving as its President. It was his vision that made possible the building COG co-owns with ICMA and ICMA Retirement Corporation at 777 North Capitol, and the building’s COG Board Room bears his name. Respected for his deft handling of highly charged municipal issues, and helping create consensus among local, state and federal bodies in the D.C. area, Scheiber received many honors, including the Distinguished Service and Management Innovation Award from ICMA and the National Intergovernmental Award from NARC. Scheiber was also named a lifetime member of the National Academy of Public Administration and a “Washingtonian of the Year” by the local magazine. At the COG Annual Meeting, Executive Director Chuck Bean said that “beyond all these honors, we claim him as a father of COG, and we are resolute and passionate about carrying on his legacy of regional cooperation for all T S

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Detailing the Region’s Infrastructure Needs

he prosperity and growth of the National Capital Region depends, to a great extent, on the health of its infrastructure. The governments, public utilities, T and private concerns that provide the area’s water, roads, energy and emergency communications systems are vital to the health and security of all our residents. Recognition of infrastructure’s important role in in sustaining the region led to adoption of the topic as the Board of Directors primary focus in 2014. Throughout the year, Board members received brieﬁngs from experts familiar with the cost and diﬃculty of replacing, maintaining and updating these systems. Some water mains in downtown Washington were put in place during the Civil War era. The average lifespan of a bridge is 50 years, and roads need resurfacing at least once every 15 years and a major structural overhaul every 30 years. The conclusion: the study revealed there is, conservatively, a $58 billion funding gap between the region’s current resources and what is needed to develop infrastructure assets that will serve the region through much of this century.

10 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Transportation systems will be the most expensive to improve. The study estimates upgrading our roads and bridges, transit systems and airports will cost about $24.5 billion over the next 10 to 15 years. Upgrading old water and sewer mains and new state-of-the art stormwater management systems are likely to carry a $20 billion price tag. Private utilities expect to spend $5 billion in just the next five StateState ofof thethehe Region:Regionion: years to modernize the grids and pipelines that deliver energy InfrastructureInfrastructure ReportReport to our homes and communities. And the cost of maintaining 22015015 public buildings is expected to cost another $9.5 billion. The Infrastructure Report’s five recommendations will guide the region’s next steps. They include: the establishment of a mid-Atlantic infrastructure exchange to prioritize costs and funding needs; a public education campaign to build support for making spending on infrastructure a priority; sharing best practices and models with other regions; sponsoring workshops to develop ideas for financing infrastructure projects; and including infrastructure investment in the COG Board’s legislative priorities and policy positions.

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Promoting Land Use, Transportation Strategies

n January 2014, area officials approved two major reports focused on transportation and land use strategies to help shape a stronger region and manage I an influx of 1.3 million more people and 1.2 million more jobs over the next 25 years. One report was Place + Opportunity , endorsed by the COG Board of Directors, which offered strategies to strengthen the region’s Activity Centers – the mixed-use commercial PlacePlace + Opportunity STRAATEEGIE G I ES FOR CREAEAATINGTING GREAT COMMUNITIES AND A STRONGER REGION and residential hubs where planners expect most of the region’s growth to occur in coming decades. Place + Opportunity , which studied 92 of the region’s 141 Activity Centers, identified strategies tailored to different types of centers, recognizing that centers come in various shapes and sizes but still share common challenges and opportunities. The other major report was the Regional Transportation Priorities Plan , approved by the Transportation Planning Board, which presented strategies in three priority areas: maintaining the existing transportation system, focusing on fairness, efficiency, and transparency to strengthen public confidence, and moving more people and goods more efficiently. The plan, guided by the TPB’s technical work and both public outreach and stakeholder feedback, sought to identify strategies that are within reach both politically and financially and that could aid decision-makers as they set budgets and consider potential transportation projects to advance toward implementation. Following approval of the reports, COG staff held listening sessions and presentations on Place + Opportunity ,

12 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT N O T G N I H S A W - I L U Glenmont TAP Rendering the Regional Transportation Priorities Plan , and regional transportation goals with transportation and planning staﬀ members in several local jurisdictions as well as several regional organizations and stakeholder groups. Among the groups were the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce, the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority, AAA, the Coalition for Smarter Growth, Safe Routes to School, the Community Foundation, and National Capital Planning Commission. COG also embarked on a three-year partnership with the Regional Washington chapter of the Urban Land Institute to host Transportation Priorities Technical Assistance Panels (TAPs) to help local Plan for the National Capital Region governments strengthen their Activity Centers. ULI’s TAPs APPROVED JANUARY *-, +)*, are essentially fast-paced brainstorming sessions with a group of outside experts to identify strategies to address National Capital Region Tran(ortation Planning Board | Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments local development or land use challenges. In its ﬁrst year, the partnership helped leaders seeking to enhance the areas around a school in the City of Falls Church, the Rhode Island Avenue Metro Station in the District of Columbia, the Glenmont Shopping Center in Montgomery County, and Prince George’s Plaza in Prince George’s County.

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Supporting Coordination of Health Oﬃcials

n October, 2014, when the first patient with Ebola, a deadly contagion that was taking a devastating toll on three West African countries, entered the United States I through Dulles International Airport, the news sparked concern around the region. Only five international airports in the United States are permitted to receive passengers from the Ebola stricken countries, including Washington Dulles International Airport. Handling the first Ebola patient provided an opportunity to exercise the coordination among State, Local, and Federal Officials in the region including first responders and elected leaders who worked to assure local residents they could control the virus’ spread. Regional officials worked to inform the public about the disease and how the virus can spread when it is present in a community. The members of COG’s Health Officials Committee directed the effort by making detailed presentations to the COG Board of Directors and the Chief Administrative Officers from around the region responsible for public safety and health. Protocols were established for first responders in charge of transporting patients suspected of carrying the virus. Public information officers also worked with the health officials and used local web sites and the region’s virtual

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Y D U J joint information center – www.capitalregionupdates.gov – to provide public information about Ebola. The first Ebola patient brought to the National Institutes of Health for treatment recovered and returned to Texas. Although a few local residents have been tested for the virus, no confirmed Ebola cases have been identified.

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Homelessness in Homelessness in Metropolitan Metropolitan Washington Washington

OG’s Homeless Services Planning and Coordinating Committee conducts an annual point-in-time (PIT) enumeration of the region's homeless and formerly homeless population.

C Results and Analysis rom the According to the 2014 Homelessness in Metropolitan 2014 Point-in-Time Count o Homeless Persons in the Metropolitan Washington Region

Metropolitan Washington Washington report, there were 11,946 homeless people METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON Council of Governments Council o Governments living in the region – a 3.5 percent increase from 2013. The May 14, 2014 report also revealed family homelessness in the region rose by 11 percent between 2013 and 2014.

State of the Commute Survey

2013 STATE OF THE COMMUTE Report Survey Report

FROM THE METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON DC REGION ommuter Connections State of the Commute Survey Report tracks changes in commute patterns, telework participation, and people's perceptions of and C satisfaction with their daily commute. In doing so, the survey, which has been carried out every three years since 2001, helps Commuter Connections tailor its outreach eﬀorts

National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments to promote alternatives to driving alone. The 2013 survey of more than 6,000 people found that one-third of the region’s commuters either take transit, telework, carpool, or bike and walk to work. It also found that the travel mode people use to get to and from work depends in large part on where they live.

16 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT The Gold Book GGoldoldold BBookoook k SStatetate and LLocalocalocal GGovernmentoveerrnment IInitiativesnitiatives ttoo Clean the AAirir he new edition of The Gold Book compiles state and local programs and initiatives being implemented around the region for cleaner air, T including actions such as green power purchases, expanded transportation options, and sustainability plans. The Gold Book , which was prepared by the Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee, also highlighted the PPreparedrepared bbyy the MMetropolitanetroopolitanpolitan WWashingtonashington AAiriirr QQualityuality CCommitteeommittee fforor the value of co-beneﬁts of emissions-reduction strategies for MMetropolitanetropolitanopolitan WWashingtonashington CCounciloounciluncil of GGovernmentsovernmennments both conventional air pollutants as well as greenhouse gases. A T A M W / E N I V E L

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Housing Security in the HOUSING SECURITY IN THE WASHINGTON REGION Washington Region

ousing Security in the Washington Region , prepared by the Urban Institute and COG, shows critical gaps in aﬀordable

Commissioned by The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region with generous support from The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation. housing across a range of income levels. Prepared by the Urban Institute and the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. H July 2014 It is also the ﬁrst study to comprehensively examine housing needs and how housing policies and programs are funded by public and philanthropic sectors in multiple jurisdictions. The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region commissioned the study with generous support from The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation. S N O M M O C

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18 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Stormwater Fact Sheet Protecting Local and Regional Water Quality Stormwater Management in the Metropolitan Washington Region

June 2014 OG’s Stormwater Fact Sheet provides an overview

STORMWATER MANAGEMENT — MEETING THE MANY CHALLENGES of the growing challenges, accomplishments This fact sheet provides an overview of the challenges, program drives and nancial implications of local government stormwater programs in the Washington metropolitan region, as well as a sense of the regulatory requirements that drive these programs. and ﬁnancial implications of local government

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C sense of the regulatory requirements that drive these FUNDING ANACOSTIA—A programs. The fact sheet noted that in 2013, urban LOCAL INITATIVE

stormwater runoﬀ accounted for about 33 percent of the nitrogen and 39 percent of the phosphorus amounts that reached the Chesapeake Bay from the COG region, according to EPA estimates.

Report on Crime & Crime Control 2013 Annual Report On ach year, the Police Chiefs Committee, in Crime and Crime Control conjunction with its Police Planners Subcommittee, annually collects and analyzes E crime statistics for the Annual Report on Crime & Crime Control . The report is used by law enforcement and policy oﬃcials to provide a broad analysis of crime trends and establish local and regional crime-ﬁghting priorities. The most recent report revealed a continued drop in the region’s crime rate between 2008 and 2013.

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Approving Major Transportation Plan Update

he Transportation Planning Board voted in October 2014 to approve a major update to the region’s Constrained Long-Range Transportation T Plan (CLRP), which includes all regionally signiﬁcant transportation projects and programs that area transportation agencies expect to be able to aﬀord to build, operate, and maintain through 2040. Among the projects in the plan are a proposed widening of more than 30 miles of I- 270 in Maryland and the second phase of the Silver Line to Dulles Airport and Loudoun County in Virginia. Changes included in the 2014 plan update included new streetcar lines in the District of Columbia, revised plans for service and infrastructure improvements for MARC and VRE commuter rail services, and some road-widening projects in Virginia.

20 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT In September, staff prepared the most comprehensive set of data and reports ever assembled for officials ahead of their final vote on the plan update. This included the quadrennial update of the plan’s Financial Analysis to reassess available transportation revenues and to S N demonstrate that funding has been identified for projects in O M M O

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S 83 percent of all Silver Line opening planned spending, while 17 percent of spending will go to strategic expansions. Staﬀ also prepared a detailed Performance Analysis of the 2014 CLRP showing how the proposed plan would impact future travel, the environment, and access to jobs. The analysis found a number of positive trends consistent with regional goals and priorities, including less driving per person, more transit use, carpooling, and walking and biking, and greater growth in the region’s high-density, transit-accessible Activity Centers. The Performance Analysis was accompanied by an assessment of the degree to which the proposed plan supported or advanced regional priorities outlined in the Regional Transportation Priorities Plan.

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he region continues to face a variety of manmade and naturally occurring incidents and hazards such as infectious diseases, active shooter incidents, and natural disasters. As a result, homeland security S N

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Program ManageA ment Office (NCR PMO) was established as M a mechanism to assist regional leaders in enhancing the overall management of the region’s homeland security program, evaluating the performance of programs, and providing decision-makers with the tools needed to make sound financial and programmatic decisions with respect to the Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) grant program. The PMO reports administratively to COG’s Deputy Executive Director and operationally to a Steering Committee comprised of Senior Policy Group- Chief Administrative Homeland Security Executive Committee members. During its first year of existence, the PMO was instrumental in leading discussions among regional leaders and subject

22 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT matter experts regarding homeland security priorities and processes. As a result, the region moved toward a clear process of identifying the region’s needs and the PMO worked to ensure that leadership and expert information guided all decision-making. As a result, Fiscal Year 2015 UASI grant proposals were more streamlined and better aligned to regional priorities. In 2015, the PMO will lead the revision of the NCR Homeland Security Strategic Plan. Several other regional homeland security and public safety programs continue to function alongside the PMO at COG. Homeland security planning is directed through a governance structure of regional working groups, including transportation, public health, police and fire officials, and public information officers, who all work as regional committees that support overall homeland security goals. COG also supports regional homeland security efforts by administering a range of about 40 grant projects, maintaining a series of regional emergency agreements and mutual aid plans, and managing the Regional Incident Communications and Coordination System (RICCS), a 24/7 system that helps officials communicate during emergencies.

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24 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Improving Air Quality

he Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) highlighted two developments in 2014 that signaled significant progress in reducing air T pollution in the National Capital Region. In October, after the end of the summer ozone season, COG released data showing no serious Code Red ozone days, and only four Code Orange ozone days that are unhealthy for sensitive groups. This was the first time the region has recorded two consecutive summers with no Code Red days. This data showed the region is now closer to meeting federal ozone standards, although the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is currently considering more stringent ones to further protect public health. Ground-level ozone is a colorless gas created when air pollutants react on hot, sunny summer days. High concentrations of ozone can cause shortness of breath, coughing, wheezing, fatigue, headaches, nausea, chest pain, and eye and throat irritation. In October, EPA approved redesignating the region as in compliance with the federal standard for controlling fine- particle air pollution, a mixture of microscopic pollutants that can cause respiratory and cardiovascular problems. Unlike ground level ozone, particle pollution is not a seasona l pollutant and high levels can occur any time of the year. The air quality improvements are the result of federal, state, local and private sector actions, such as new regulations to reduce emissions from power plants and passenger vehicles, and programs to improve energy efficiency and renewable energy use. MWAQC, which is staffed by COG, coordinates air quality planning in the National Capital Region. Its members include area elected S officials, state environmental directors, and state air N O M M

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Celebrating 40 Years of Serving Area Commuters

n 2014, the Commuter Connections program marked its 40 year Ianniversary and used the opportunity to promote its long history of providing cutting-edge, free commuter services for area residents and businesses. Originating in 1974 in response to the 1973 gas shortage and oil crisis, the service began as the “Commuter Club” initially a partnership of COG, the General Services Administration, and the Greater Washington Board of Trade. It provided ridematching services to help the region’s commuters ﬁnd more cost-eﬀective, environmentally friendly commute alternatives. In the decades that followed, Commuter Connections expanded its services using the latest technology to meet the demands of the region. In the early 1980s, the program acquired a new on-site processing computer and established a new dial-up network with connections between local ridesharing agencies to help speed the return of ridematching results to commuters. In the 1990s, GIS

26 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT mapping tools were employed to match potential carpool partners and the program launched new online websites to allow commuters to access ridematching and other information remotely. By 1994, nearly every local government jurisdiction in the region had signed on to be part of the network. In May 2014, Commuter Connections announced the launch of a new mobile-friendly website and new mobile apps to allow individuals to easily access commuter information on the go using their smartphones or tablet computers. Commuter Connections, which currently assists 30,000 area commuters, has further supported commute alternatives through a number of programs, including Guaranteed Ride Home, which serves people who work in the D.C. and Baltimore regions as well as St. Mary’s County, Car Free Day, the Employer Recognition Awards, and ‘Pool Rewards. Beyond helping people plan better commutes and save on fuel costs, oﬃcials estimate that Commuter Connections was responsible for removing 126,000 vehicle- trips per day from area roadways and reducing emissions of smog-forming pollutants by over a ton-and-a-half each day in 2014.

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Honoring Foster Parents

oster Parents are the good people in our communities who do the great things that you rarely hear about. They are people who can be awakened in the middle F of the night and when told of a child in need, readily open their homes and hearts to that child. They are people who try to heal families by regularly communicating with a child’s birth parents and acting as the bridge to normalcy the Fairfax County Award winner Megan wells and County Chairman child desperately needs. Sharon Bulova Each spring, COG honors outstanding foster parents from around the region with a reception featuring elected officials from their home jurisdictions and by producing a series of videos about the foster parents’ work. Through those efforts, and our social media campaign, “Kids Need Families,” the goal is to recruit more great foster parents. “Honoring foster parents is one of COG’s most important programs and the receptions are joyful occasions for our elected officials,” Said Board Chairman Euille. “We all understand how much the foster parents contribute by positively touching the lives of vulnerable children.” COG also works to increase the number of adoptions of special needs and older children. Last year, a record number of children who were featured on the COG/NBC4 program Wednesday’s Child were adopted. More than 500 children featured on the program have been adopted since the show began in 1992. Prince George’s County Chief Administrative officer Nicholas Majett, County Award winner Valerie Jones, and County Social worker Katrina Mitchell

28 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT n 2014, COG set a new goal to provide twice the value in savings and services to members relative to their membership dues through savings on cooperative and I collaborative procurement of goods and services as well as savings on joint trainings and the delivery of selected “shared services” for interested jurisdictions. These shared services would create joint contracts or other arrangements to provide government services, such as stormwater management programs that could include construction, maintenance, monitoring and outreach. COG also expects to Expanding Member Benefits Through include new Cooperative Purchasing, Contracts regional training programs promoted by COG’s Personnel Officers Technical Committee, COG members, and affiliated water and wastewater utilities. By using COG’s Cooperative Purchasing Program last year, Fairfax County saved $3 million on fuel for school buses and other county vehicles and Prince George’s County saved $1.5 million. The region as a whole saved $700,000 on the personal protective equipment police officers and fire fighters need when they face chemical or radiological hazards. COG’s program will continue to leverage the Mid Atlantic Purchasing Team, which combines the Washington and Baltimore regions under one cooperative program. COG will also continue to focus on expanding green cooperative purchasing opportunities. In addition, COG entered an agreement with and will promote the use of HGACBuy, a program of the Houston-Galveston Area Council, which provides competitively priced contracts for goods and services. The expanded savings on cooperative purchasing and shared services will be in addition to other benefits of membership in COG that include grant funding pass-through and other direct and regional services. Dedicated staff and contractors are employed to execute this enhanced membership value initiative.

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Bike to Work Day

espite inclement weather, thousands of area commuters participated in D Bike to Work Day in May. Registration for the event broke the regional record, with more than 16,800 people signed up. U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx joined Chuck Bean (below) to greet participants at Freedom Plaza in the District of Columbia. Freedom Plaza Spring Street Smart was one of 79 pit stops throughout the region where Bike to Work Day Kickoff participants could stop on their way to work for refreshments and to enter to n April in Woodbridge, area win prizes. The event is coordinated officials, including Prince William each year by Commuter Connections County Supervisors Frank Principi and the Washington Area Bicyclist I (above) and John Jenkins, kicked Association. off the spring Street Smart public awareness and enforcement campaign. They were joined by family and friends of a pedestrian who was killed at a nearby intersection in 2013. The twice- yearly campaign 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’re traveling throughout the region.

30 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT of oﬃcials, including District of Metroway Opening Columbia Chairman and COG Board Chairman Phil Mendelson (below) and he region’s ﬁrst bus rapid Falls Church Vice Mayor and MWAQC transit (BRT) line, known as Chairman David Snyder, spoke at the Metroway, opened to event. The switcher project, which was passengers in August, with T managed by COG, is the latest in a help in part from a federal TIGER grant series of recent initiatives to reduce received by the Transportation diesel emissions in the region. Planning Board. The new BRT line, jointly conceived and built by the City of Alexandria and Arlington County and operated by Metro, runs along the busy Route 1 corridor between the Braddock Road and Crystal City Metro stations.

Amtrak Diesel Project

n April at Union Station on Earth Day, Amtrak, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and I Trainmen, and COG unveiled the ﬁrst of two repowered switcher locomotives, which will reduce greatly diesel emissions and contribute to the region’s improving air quality. A number

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Wastewater Treatment Plant to see the day to day operations of the world's most advanced wastewater treatment plant as well as the new digesters, which will power one third of the facility. CBPC TapIt members heard about the positive Smithsonian Event environmental and economic impact that these “resource recovery facilities” airfax County Supervisor and provide to the region. CBPC Chair Penny Gross spoke at Smithsonian Garden Fest in FMay as part of National Drinking Solar Powered Water Week. She encouraged people to protect area waterways, use water wisely, Water Treatment and drink tap water, while local water Facility Tour utilities provided reusable bottles and fresh tap water to attendees. The etro invited COG’s energy Smithsonian Museum of Natural History and green building is a member of TapIt Metro DC, a network committee to a November of businesses and institutions providing tour of its new net-zero free tap water reﬁlls to the public. M energy, solar powered water treatment facility, which pumps 27,000 gallons of CBPC Blue Plains Tour

n September, members of the Chesapeake Bay and Water Resources Policy Committee (CBPC) Itoured DC Water’s Blue Plains

32 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT water per day from Metrorail tunnels near the Largo Town Center Station. COG Launches New Participants included COG Board Member Climate and Energy and Prince George's County Council Member Karen Toles, COG Executive Awards Director Chuck Bean, and Maryland t its October Board of Department of the Environment Directors meeting, COG Deputy Secretary David Costello. recognized the City of Falls A Church, the City of Rockville, Prince William County, and Loudoun County Public Schools with the First Annual Climate and Energy Leadership Awards for their outstanding efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase energy efficiency. Montgomery County Councilmember Roger Berliner, who serves as Chairman of COG's Climate, Energy and Environment Policy Committee, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Chief of Staff Gwendolyn Keyes Fleming presented the awards. Barbara Donnellan and Takoma Park Mayor Bruce williams Donnellan Honored at IRE Graduation

OG's Institute for Regional Excellence (IRE) recognized Barbara Donnellan, County C Manager of Arlington County, with its 2014 Visionary Leadership Award on October 17. She was honored for her contributions to the region, notably her leadership on homeland security planning. The award was presented City of Falls Church accepts award. during the graduation ceremony of 30 new certiﬁed public managers. IRE is a partnership between COG and The George Washington University.

COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 33 2014 COG Annual Meeting and Awards Luncheon

.S. Department of Transportation Deputy Secretary Victor Mendez Udelivered the keynote speech calling attention to the nation’s transportation infrastructure needs. He also called the Transportation Planning Board at COG one of the most high- performing Metropolitan Planning Organizations in the country. In addition, U.S. Representatives-elect Kirby Award Don Beyer and Barbara Comstock of COG honored former Fairfax County Virginia and District of Columbia Executive Anthony Griffin with the Mayor-elect Muriel Bowser delivered first-ever Ronald F. Kirby Award for greetings during the meeting. Collaborative Leadership. In addition to managing the region’s largest Scull Award jurisdiction for 12 years, Griffin served At the 2014 COG Annual Meeting, as Chairman of the COG Chief Prince George's County Council Administrative Officers Committee Member Todd Turner was presented where he helped the region manage with COG's highest honor, the Elizabeth about $60 million a year in federal and David Scull Metropolitan Public homeland security funds. U.S. Service Award. Turner was recognized Representative Gerry Connolly for his leadership over the past several presented Griffin with the award. years on the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) at Partnership Award COG. Among his accomplishments, COG recognized the Summit Fund of Turner, previously a City of Bowie Washington with the Regional Council Member, helped shepherd the Partnership Award for its more than 15 Regional Transportation Priorities Plan years of leadership on the clean-up of to its approval and played a leading the Anacostia River. Linda Howard , the role in the region’s call for additional Fund's Executive Director, accepted the state transportation funding. award on the organization's behalf.

34 COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Muriel Bowser

Rep. Gerry Connolly (left) and Anthony Griﬃn

Don Beyer

Andrew M. Fellows and Linda Howard

Victor Mendez

Barbara Comstock and Matthew Letourneau

COG 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 35 (from left) Chuck Bean, Todd Turner and Matthew Letourneau FY 2014 Budget Highlights

Building/Int. 2% Membership Dues 14%

Other Grants/Fee Federal for Services 47% 16%

Member Services State 2% 21%

Environmental FY 2014 20% Public Safety Revenue Sources 7% Transportation 67% Federal $12,504,923

state $5,479,100 Community Planning other grants/Fee For services $4,266,753 5% Building/int. $650,000 Membership Dues $3,579,955 FY 2014 Total Revenue $26,480,731 Revenue Sources by Program

transportation $17,637,344 Community planning $1,332,203 public safety $1,637,590 environmental $5,205,543 Member services $668,051 Total Revenue $26,480,731

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VICE PRESIDENT Directors, the National Capital Region Transportation David Tarter Planning Board, and the Metropolitan Washington (703) 248-5014 City of Falls Church Air Quality Committee. These three boards are Mayor 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 SECRETARY- social workers. TREASURER Karen R. Toles (301) 952-3690 prince george’s County Council Member

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he National Capital Region Transportation VICE ChAIR Planning Board (TPB) is the federally Timothy Lovain (703) 746-4500 designated Metropolitan Planning City of alexandria Organization (MPO) for the region, and Council Member T 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 the metropolitan VICE ChAIR Bridget Donnell Washington region, as well as programs that the Newton federal government must approve in order for (240) 314-8290 City of rockville federal-aid transportation funds to ﬂow to the Mayor 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. The TPB meets monthly and has a public comment period during each meeting.

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VICE ChAIR he Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Hans Reimer (240) 777-7965 Committee (MWAQC) is the entity Montgomery County certified by the mayor of the District of Councilmember T 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 VICE ChAIR Brianne Nadeau its responsibilities, MWAQC coordinates air quality (202) 724-8181 planning activities among COG and other external District of Columbia Councilmember 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 VICE ChAIR states of Maryland and Virginia. MWAQC meets five Michael DeMarco (703) 358-7800 times a year and has a public comment period City of Fairfax during each meeting. Council Member

42 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY COG 43 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 7BDBOU County William prince Vacant general assembly Virginia State Transportation State Oﬃcials Dormsjo Leif (202) 673-6813 District Department of Columbia transportation of Simons Howard (410) 865-1296 Maryland Department of transportation Garrett Moore (703) 259-2737 Department of Virginia transportation Oﬃcials Beall Cecily (202) 535-2626 District air Quality of Columbia Division Aburn (Tad) George (410) 537-3255 of Marylandstate Department of the environment Dowd Mike (804) 698-4284 Virginia of Commonwealth Department of environmental Quality Adam Ortiz Adam (301) 883-5810 County george’s prince Department of the environment Director Vacant City of rockville Male Tim (301) 891-7100 park takoma City of Member Council Vacant Maryland general assembly Redella S. Pepper (703) 838-4500 Member Council alexandria of City Vihstadt John E. (703) 228-3130 Member Board County arlington Bulova Sharon (703) 324-2321 Chairman County Fairfax John C. Cook (703) 324-2321 supervisor County Fairfax Smyth Linda Q. (703) 560-6946 supervisor County Fairfax Clarke Janet (703) 777-0204 supervisor County loudoun Lovejoy T. Ian (703) 257-8211 City Member of Manassas Council Banks Preston (703) 335-8800 City of Manassas Member Council Members Phil Mendelson (202) 724-8032 District Council of Columbia Chairman Wells Tommy (202) 535-2600 District Department of Columbia Director of the environment Vacant City of Bowie Amanda Stewart (301) 645-0550 Commissioner Charles County Day W. Robert (301) 741-1962 park City of College Councilmember Vacant City of Frederick Vacant County Frederick Vacant City of gaithersburg Mach Leta (301) 474-8000 Member Council City of greenbelt Hucker Tom (240) 777-7956 Montgomery County Councilmember Lisa Feldt (240) 777-7700 Montgomery County Director protection environmental Taveras Deni (301) 952-4436 Council County george’s prince Member COG Policy Committees and Advisory Bodies

Chesapeake Bay and Water Resources affordable housing, health and human Policy Committee (CBPC) services, foster care, substance abuse, CBPC advises the COG Board on the and mental health. Its membership Chesapeake Bay Program activities and includes elected officials, department other regional water quality issues. It managers and directors from COG’s focuses on developing proactive Bay member governments. policies on behalf of the COG membership, as well as communicating National Capital Region Emergency with COG member jurisdictions on Bay Preparedness Council (EPC) Program activities. Its membership The EPC oversees and supports the includes representatives from COG’s implementation of the Regional member governments. Emergency Coordination Plan, coordinates activities of emergency Climate, Energy and Environment support groups, and develops Policy Committee (CEEPC) emergency preparedness training with CEEPC advises the COG Board on the Chief Administrative Officers climate change, energy, green building, Committee and state/federal Senior alternative fuels, solid waste and Policy Group. Its membership includes recycling issues and supports the area elected officials and senior implementation of the National Capital representatives of federal, state, Region Climate Change Report. Its nonprofit, and private sector membership includes representatives stakeholders. from COG’s member governments, state environmental, energy, and transportation Region Forward Coalition agencies, state legislatures, the Air and The Region Forward Coalition oversees Climate Public Advisory Committee, and supports the implementation of federal and regional agencies, electric and the Region Forward vision plan. Its gas utilities, environmental organizations, membership includes area government business organizations, and members officials and stakeholders from area of the academic community. businesses, nonprofits, and philanthropic, advocacy, and human Services and Public Safety community-based organizations. Policy Committee (hSPSPC) HSPSPC advises the COG Board on law A full listing of COG Committees can be enforcement, fire and rescue services, found at www.mwcog.org

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Office of the Mayor Jack Evans (D) Ward 2 (202) 724-8058 MAYOR [email protected] Muriel Bowser (D) (202) 727-2643 David Grosso (i) at-large [email protected] (202) 724-8105 [email protected] CHIEF OF STAFF TO MAYOR John Falcicchio Brianne Nadeau (D) Ward 1 John A. Wilson Building (202) 727-2643 (202) 724-8181 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW [email protected] [email protected] Washington, DC 20004-3001 DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF Vincent B. Orange, Sr. (D) (202) 737-4404 TO MAYOR at-large 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Lindsey Parker (202) 724-8174 www.dc.gov (202) 727-2643 [email protected] [email protected] Elissa Silverman (i) at-large (202) 724-7772 Council of the [email protected] District of Columbia Special election CHAIRMAN for Wards 4 and 8 Phil Mendelson (D) held on april 28, 2015 (202) 724-8032 Visit dccouncil.us WB 504 for updated listing. [email protected] SECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL CHAIRMAN PRO TEM Nyasha Smith Kenyan McDuffie (D) Ward 5 (202) 724-8080 (202) 724-8028 [email protected] WB 506 kmcduffi[email protected] Yvette M. Alexander (D) Ward 7 (202) 724-8068 WB 400 [email protected] Charles Allen (D) Ward 6 (202) 724-8072 [email protected] Anita Bonds (D) at-large (202) 724-8064 [email protected] Mary M. Cheh (D) Ward 3 (202) 724-8062 [email protected]

48 2015 ReGIONal DIReCTORy D i S

Administration hOMELAND SECURITY AND POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS T EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR r

CITY ADMINISTRATOR DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR Maia Estes i C Rashad Young Chris Geldart (202) 727-2816 (202) 727-7316 (202) 481-3180 [email protected] T

[email protected] [email protected] O DC LIBRARY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DEPUTY CITY ADMINISTRATOR/ ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT Richard Reyes-Gavilan F

DEPUTY MAYOR FOR PUBLIC DIRECTOR (ACTING) (202) 727-1101 C SAFETY AND OPERATIONS

Tommy Wells [email protected] O Kevin Donahue (202) 535-1958 (202) 724-5540 [email protected] PARkS AND RECREATION L [email protected] DIRECTOR (ACTING) u

FEDERAL & REGIONAL AFFAIRS Keith Anderson M DEPUTY MAYOR FOR PLANNING (OFRA) DIRECTOR (202) 478-1417

AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LaDavia Drane [email protected] B

Brian Kenner (202) 724-7173 i (202) 727-2790 [email protected] PLANNING DIRECTOR (ACTING) A [email protected] Eric Shaw ChIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER (202) 442-7634 DEPUTY MAYOR FOR GREATER Jeﬀrey DeWitt [email protected] ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY (202) 727-2476 Courtney Snowden jeﬀ[email protected] POLICE ChIEF (202) 727-9811 Cathy L. Lanier [email protected] FIRE AND EMS ChIEF (ACTING) (202) 727-6638 Gregory Dean [email protected] DEPUTY MAYOR FOR EDUCATION (202) 673-3790 (ACTING) [email protected] CONTRACTING AND Jennifer Niles PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR (202) 727-3447 hEALTh DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR (INTERIM) [email protected] (ACTING) Nancy Hapeman LaQuandra Nesbitt (202) 724-4391 DEPUTY MAYOR FOR hEALTh AND 2(202) 442-9366 [email protected] hUMAN SERVICES [email protected] Brenda Donald PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR (202) 727-6770 hOUSING AND COMMUNITY William O. Howland [email protected] DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (202) 671-2660 (ACTING) [email protected] SECRETARY OF ThE Polly Donaldson DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (202) 442-6976 ChANCELLOR OF SChOOLS Lauren Vaughan [email protected] Kaya Henderson (202) 727-6527 (202) 442-5012 [email protected] hUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT [email protected] DIRECTOR (INTERIM) COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Karla Kirby ChIEF TEChNOLOGY OFFICER DIRECTOR (202) 442-9680 (INTERIM) Michael Czin [email protected] Tegene Baharu (202) 545-3105 (202) 727-7349 [email protected] hUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT [email protected] DIRECTOR (ACTING) CORRECTIONS DIRECTOR Laura Zeilinger TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT Tom Faust (202) 671-4331 DIRECTOR (ACTING) (202) 671-2134 [email protected] Leif Dormsjo [email protected] (202) 671-1499 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 49 Bladensburg

Town Council Administration MAYOR TOWN ADMINISTRATOR Walter Lee James, Jr. John E. Moss (301) 927-7048 (301) 927-7048 [email protected] [email protected]

Trina Brown TOWN CLERk (301) 927-7048 Patricia McAuley 4229 Edmonston Road [email protected] (301) 927-7048, ext. 136 Bladensburg, Maryland 20710 [email protected] Walter Ficklin (301) 927-7048 (301) 927-7048 ChIEF OF POLICE 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. wﬁ[email protected] Charles Owens www.bladensburg.com (301) 864-6080 Beverly Hall [email protected] (301) 927-7048 [email protected] PUBLICWORkS FOREMAN Purnell Hall Cris Mendoza (301) 927-7048 (301) 927-7048 [email protected] [email protected] TREASURER Vacant

50 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY Bowie

Administration INFORMATION TEChNOLOGY DIRECTOR M CITY MANAGER Vanetta Pledger David J. Deutsch (301) 809-3050 A (301) 809-3030 [email protected] r

[email protected] y

PLANNING AND COMMUNITY L ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR A John L. Fitzwater Joseph M. Meinert City hall (301) 809-3075 (301) 809-3045 n

15901 Excalibur Road jﬁ[email protected] [email protected] D Bowie, MD 20716 CITY ATTORNEY POLICE ChIEF (301) 262-6200 Elissa Levan John Nesky 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. (410) 659-7700 (301) 575-2482 www.cityofbowie.org [email protected] [email protected]

CITY CLERk PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR Awilda Hernandez George Stephanos (301) 809-3029 (301) 809-2335 City Council [email protected] [email protected]

MAYOR COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR WATERShED MANAGER G. Frederick Robinson Una Cooper Tiﬀany Wright (301) 809-3029 (301) 809-3032 (301) 809-3043 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Dennis Brady COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR GRANT DEVELOPMENT AND (301) 809-3029 Lawrence Pierce ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR [email protected] (301) 809-3004 Jesse Buggs [email protected] Henri Gardner (301) 809-3094 [email protected] (301) 809-3029 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT [email protected] DIRECTOR James L. Marcos John Henry King (301) 809-3029 (301) 809-3042 [email protected] [email protected] Diane M. Polangin EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (301) 809-3029 RESOURCE COORDINATOR [email protected] Vacant Isaac C. Trouth FINANCE DIRECTOR (301) 809-3029 H. Byron Matthews [email protected] (301) 809-3023 [email protected] H. L. Dufour Woolﬂey (301) 809-3029 hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR dwoolﬂ[email protected] Steven Haley (301) 809-3070 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 51 Charles County

Board of Commissioners Administration PRESIDENT COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Peter F. Murphy (D) Michael D. Mallinoﬀ (301) 645-0550 (301) 645-0550 [email protected] [email protected]

VICE PRESIDENT DEPUTY COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Ken Robinson (D) District 1 Deborah E. Hall , Cpa Charles County (301) 645-0550 (301) 645-0550 Government Building [email protected] [email protected] 200 Baltimore Street Debra M. Davis, Esq. (D) District 2 CLERk TO ThE COMMISSIONERS La Plata, Maryland 20646 (301) 645-0550 Danielle Mitchell (301) 870-3000 [email protected] (301) 645-0550 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. [email protected] www.CharlesCountyMD.gov Amanda M. Stewart, M. ED. (D) District 3 COUNTY ATTORNEY (ACTING) (301) 645-0550 Elizabeth Theobalds [email protected] (301) 645-0555 [email protected] Bobby Rucci (D) District 4 (301) 645-0550 STATE’S ATTORNEY [email protected] Anthony B. Covington (301) 932-3305 [email protected]

COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR Eileen B. Minnick (301) 934-9305 [email protected]

52 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLANNING & GROWTh M DIRECTOR (ACTING) MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR Marcia Keeth Peter Aluotto A 301-885-1340 (301) 645-0627 r [email protected] [email protected] y L

EMERGENCY SERVICES DIRECTOR PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER A William Stephens Crystal Hunt (301) 609-3400 (301) 645-0580 n [email protected] [email protected] D

FISCAL & ADMINISTRATIVE PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR SERVICES DIRECTOR William A. Shreve David Eicholtz (301) 645-0627 (301) 645-0570 [email protected] [email protected] ShERIFF hEALTh OFFICER/DIRECTOR Troy D. Berry Dr. Dianna Abney (301) 609-6400 (301) 609-6902 [email protected] [email protected] SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Therese Wolf (ACTING) (301) 392-6600 Megan Donnick [email protected] (301) 645-0585 [email protected]

PUBLIC LIBRARY DIRECTOR (ACTING) Diane Johnson (301) 934-9001 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 53 College Park

City Council CITY ATTORNEY Suellen Ferguson MAYOR (301) 261-2247 Andrew M. Fellows [email protected] (301) 441-8141 [email protected] CITY CLERk Janeen S. Miller P.J. Brennan (240) 487-3501 (301) 220-1640 [email protected] City hall [email protected] 4500 knox Road DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Robert W. Day College Park, Maryland Stephen Groh (301) 741-1962 (240) 487-3509 20740-3390 [email protected] (240) 487-3500 [email protected] Monroe S. Dennis M–F 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. hOUSING AUThORITY DIRECTOR (301) 474-6270 Sat. 1– 5 p.m. James Simpson [email protected] www.collegeparkmd.gov (301) 345-3600 Alan Y. Hew [email protected] (240) 391-8678 hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR [email protected] Jill R. Clements Fazlul Kabir (240) 487-3533 (301) 659-6295 [email protected] [email protected] PLANNING AND ECONOMIC Denise C. Mitchell DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (240) 460-7620 Terry Schum [email protected] (240) 487-3538 [email protected] Stephanie E. Stullich (301) 742-4442 PUBLIC SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] Robert Ryan (240) 487-3570 Patrick L. Wojahn [email protected] (240) 988-7763 [email protected] PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR Robert Stumpﬀ (240) 487-3590 Administration rstumpﬀ@collegeparkmd.gov CITY MANAGER YOUTh, FAMILY AND SENIOR Joseph L. Nagro SERVICES DIRECTOR (240) 487-3501 Peggy Higgins [email protected] (240) 487-3550 ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER [email protected] Bill Gardiner (240) 487-3501 [email protected]

54 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY Frederick

MAYOR FREDERICk COMMUNITY ACTION

Randy A. McClement AGENCY DIRECTOR M (301) 600-1380 Michael Spurrier rmcclement@cityoﬀrederick.com (301) 600-1506 A mspurrier@cityoﬀrederick.com r

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT y TO ThE MAYOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT L

Nikki Bamonti DIRECTOR A (301) 600-3835 Richard Griﬃn City hall nbamonti@cityoﬀrederick.com (301) 600-6361 n

101 North Court Street, rgriffin@cityoffrederick.com D Frederick, Maryland 21701 Board of Aldermen FINANCE DIRECTOR (301) 600-1380 Gerald Kolbfleisch PRESIDENT PRO TEM 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (301) 600-1395 Kelly M. Russell www.cityoffrederick.com gkolbfleisch@cityoffrederick.com (301) 600-2966 krussell@cityoffrederick.com DIRECTOR OF hUMAN RESOURCES Shawn Ross Michael C. O’Connor (301)-600-1879 (301) 600-1386 sross@cityoffrederick.com moconnor@cityoffrederick.com Phil Dacey PARkS AND RECREATION DEPUTY (301) 600-1632 DIRECTOR pdacey@cityoffrederick.com Roelkey Myers (301) 600-1902 Josh Bokee rmyers@cityoffrederick.com (301) 600-1863 jbokee@cityoffrederick.com PLANNING DEPUTY DIRECTOR Joseph Adkins Donna Kuzemchak (301) 600-1655 (301) 600-1382 jadkins@cityoffrederick.com dkuzemchak@ cityoffrederick.com ACTING POLICE ChIEF Patrick Grossman (301) 600-2094 Administration pgrossman@cityoffrederick.com

ChIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER Randy A. McClement Susan Harding (301) 600-1380 (301) 600-1385 mayor@cityoﬀrederick.com susan@cityoﬀrederick.com

CITY ATTORNEY PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR Saundra Nickols Zack Kershner (301) 600-1387 (301) 600-1404 snickols@cityoﬀrederick.com zkershner@cityoﬀrederick.com

DIRECTOR OF BUDGET AND PURChASING MANAGER PURChASING Kandi Fullerton Katie Barkdoll (301) 600-6906 (301) 600-1397 kfullerton@cityoffrederick.com kbarkdoll@cityoffrederick.com TEChNOLOGY MANAGER Matthew Bowman (301) 600-6209 mbowman@cityoffrederick.com

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 55 Frederick County

Oﬃce of the Administration County Executive ChIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER County executive Douglas D. Browning Jan H. Gardner (D) (301) 600-1028 (301) 600-3190 dbrowning@ jgardner@ FrederickCountyMD.gov FrederickCountyMD.gov ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Winchester hall Joyce M. Grossnickle 12 East Church Street County Council (301) 600-1102 Frederick, Maryland 21701 jgrossnickle@ PRESIDENT (301) 600-9000 FrederickCountyMD.gov Bud Otis (r) at-large 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. (301) 600-1101 COUNTY ATTORNEY www.FrederickCountyMD.gov [email protected] John S. Mathias, Esq. (301) 600-1030 VICE PRESIDENT [email protected] M. C. Keegan-Ayer (D) District 3 (301) 600-2336 STATE’S ATTORNEY mckeegan-ayer@ J. Charles “Charlie” Smith III, FrederickCountyMD.gov Esq. (301) 600-2917 TREASURER [email protected] Tony Chmelik (r) District 2 (301) 600-1034 ADULT DETENTION CENTER [email protected] CORRECTIONS BUREAU ChIEF Lt. Col. William (Vic) DeLauter Jerry Donald (D) District 1 (301) 600-2555 (301) 600-2336 wdelauter@ [email protected] FrederickCountyMD.gov

Jessica Fitzwater (D) District 4 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND (301) 600-2336 RETENTION MANAGER jﬁtzwater@ Helen L. Propheter FrederickCountyMD.gov (301) 600-1899 Kirby Delauter (r) District 5 hpropheter@ (301) 600-1034 FrederickCountyMD.gov kdelauter1@ COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FrederickCountyMD.gov DIRECTOR Billy Shreve (r) at-large Steven C. Horn (301) 600-1034 (301) 600-1153 [email protected] [email protected]

COUNCIL ChIEF OF STAFF OFFICE OF ECONOMIC Ragen L. Cherney DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (301) 600-1049 Helen L. Propheter [email protected] (301) 600-1058 hpropheter@ FrederickCountyMD.gov

56 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY EDUCATION LIAISON hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR ShERIFF

Janice Spiegel Mitchell L. Hose Charles “Chuck” A. Jenkins M (301) 600-1622 (301) 600-1070 (301) 600-3692 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] A r SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT INTERAGENCY INFORMATION y DIRECTOR Diane W. Gordy TEChNOLOGIES DIRECTOR L (301) 600-4541 Jack E. Markey Sherry A. Weakley A (301) 600-6790 (301) 600-4016 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] n SPECIAL PROJECTS MANAGER D ENVIRONMENTAL hEALTh PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIRECTOR Margaret Nusbaum DIRECTOR Darrell L. Batson (301) 600-7700 Barry W. Glotfelty (301) 600-1613 mnusbaum@ (301) 600-3179 [email protected] FrederickCountyMD.gov bglotfelty@ FrederickCountyMD.gov PARkS AND RECREATION SPECIAL PROJECTS MANAGER DIRECTOR Michael G. Marschner FINANCE DIVISION DIRECTOR W. Paul Dial (301) 600-1133 Lori L. Depies, CPA (301) 600-1647 mmarschner@ (301) 600-1117 [email protected] FrederickCountyMD.gov [email protected] PROCUREMENT AND ENGINEERING AND FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES CONTRACTING DIRECTOR CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT DIVISION Diane L. George, CPPB DEPARTMENT hEAD Thomas W. Owens (301) 600-1047 Yau-Ming (Robert) Shen, P.E. (301) 600-1536 [email protected] (301) 600-2928 [email protected] [email protected] PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS & POLICY Robin K. Santangelo TREASURY DEPARTMENT hEAD DIRECTOR (301) 600-2590 Diane E. Fox, CPA Roger Wilson rsantangelo@ (301) 600-1114 (301) 600-1621 FrederickCountyMD.gov [email protected] [email protected] PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR hEALTh OFFICER Charles F. Nipe Barbara A. Brookmyer, M.D., (301) 600-1129 M.P.H. [email protected] (301) 600-2509 bbrookmyer@ SUPERINTENDENT OF SChOOLS FrederickCountyMD.gov Theresa R. Alban, Ph. D. (301) 696-6910 hOUSING AND COMMUNITY [email protected] DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Jennifer S. Short (301) 600-3530 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 57 Gaithersburg

Administration PARkS, RECREATION, AND CULTURE DIRECTOR CITY MANAGER Michele Potter Tony Tomasello (301) 258-6350 (301) 258-6310 [email protected] [email protected] PLANNING AND CODE DEPUTY CITY MANAGER ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR Dennis Enslinger John Schlichting City hall (301) 258-6300 (301) 258-6330 31 S. Summit Avenue [email protected] [email protected] Gaithersburg, Maryland 20877-2098 CITY ATTORNEY POLICE ChIEF (301) 258-6300 Lynn Board Mark Sroka 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (301) 258-6310 (301) 258-6400 www.gaithersburgmd.gov [email protected] [email protected] ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTOR Frank Johnson Britta Monaco (301) 258-6310 (301) 258-6310 [email protected] City Council [email protected] MUNICIPAL CLERk PUBLIC WORkS, PARkS MAYOR AND PRESIDENT OF Doris Stokes MAINTENANCE, AND ThE COUNCIL (301) 258-6310 ENGINEERING DIRECTOR Jud Ashman [email protected] Michael Johnson (301) 258-6310 (301) 258-6370 [email protected] ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT Tom Lonergan Ryan Spiegel (301) 258-6310 (301) 258-6310 [email protected] [email protected] FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION Cathy Drzyzgula DIRECTOR (301) 258-6310 Stephanie Walker [email protected] (301) 258-6320 [email protected] Neil Harris (301) 258-6310 hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR [email protected] Kim Yocklin (301) 258-6327 Henry Marraﬀa [email protected] (301) 258-6310 hmarraﬀ[email protected] INFORMATION TEChNOLOGY Michael Sesma DIRECTOR (301) 258-6310 Peter Cottrell [email protected] (301) 258-6325 [email protected]

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS MANAGER Monica Sanchez (301) 258-6310 [email protected]

58 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY Greenbelt

Silke I. Pope POLICE ChIEF

(301) 474-8000 James R. Craze M [email protected] (301) 507-6501 [email protected] A

Edward V. J. Putens r

(301) 474-8000 PUBLIC INFORMATION y AND COMMUNICATIONS [email protected] L COORDINATOR A Rodney M. Roberts Beverly Palau 25 Crescent Road (301) 474-8000 (301) 474-8000 n

Greenbelt, Maryland [email protected] [email protected] D 20770-1886 PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR (301) 474-8000 Administration (ACTING) 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. CITY MANAGER Jim Sterling www.greenbeltmd.gov Michael P. McLaughlin (301) 474-8004 (301) 474-8000 [email protected] [email protected] PURChASING AGENT City Council ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER Lannay Tull David E. Moran (301) 474-1552 MAYOR (301) 474-8000 [email protected] [email protected] Emmett V. Jordan RECREATION DIRECTOR (301) 474-8000 Julianna McHale [email protected] CITY ATTORNEY John Shay (301) 397-2200 MAYOR PRO TEM (301) 474-0044 [email protected] [email protected] Judith F. Davis SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR (301) 474-8000 Elizabeth Park [email protected] CITY CLERk Cindy Murray (301) 345-6660 Konrad E. Herling (301) 474-8000 [email protected] [email protected] (301) 474-8000 CITY TREASURER [email protected] hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Jeﬀrey L. Williams Leta M. Mach Mary Johnson (301) 474-1552 (301) 474-8000 (301) 345-7203 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

INFORMATION TEChNOLOGY DIRECTOR Dale Worley (240) 542-2021 [email protected]

PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Celia W. Craze (301) 345-5417 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 59 Montgomery County

County Council LEAD COUNCIL CLERk Stella B. Werner Council Linda Lauer Oﬃce Building (240) 777-7979 100 Maryland Avenue, 6th Floor linda.lauer@ Rockville, MD 20850 montgomerycountymd.gov

PRESIDENT COUNCIL STAFF DIRECTOR George L. Leventhal (D), at large Steve B. Farber (240) 777-7811 (240) 777-7900 Executive Office Building councilmember.leventhal@ steve.farber@ 101 Monroe Street montgomerycountymd.gov montgomerycountymd.gov Rockville, Maryland 20850-2540 (240) 777-0311 VICE PRESIDENT INFORMATION COORDINATOR Neil Greenberger 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Nancy Floreen (D), at large (240) 777-7959 (240) 777-7939 www.montgomerycountymd.gov councilmember.floreen@ neil.greenberger@ montgomerycountymd.gov montgomerycountymd.gov Roger Berliner (D), District 1 (240) 777-7828 Administration Office of the councilmember.berliner@ ChIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER County Executive montgomerycountymd.gov Timothy Firestine COUNTY EXECUTIVE Marc Elrich (D), at large (240) 777-2519 Isiah Leggett (D) (240) 777-7966 timothy.firestine@ (240) 777-2550 councilmember.elrich@ montgomerycountymd.gov ocemail@ montgomerycountymd.gov ASSISTANTS TO ThE ChIEF montgomerycountymd.gov Thomas Hucker (D), District 5 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER SPECIAL ASSISTANTS TO ThE (240) 777-7956 Ramona Bell-Pearson COUNTY EXECUTIVE councilmember.hucker@ (240) 777-2561 Connie Latham montgomerycountymd.gov ramona.bell-pearson@ (240) 777-2548 montgomerycountymd.gov Sidney Katz (D), District 3 connie.latham@ Fariba Kassiri montgomerycountymd.gov (240) 777-7975 councilmember.katz@ (240) 777-2512 Joy Nurmi montgomerycountymd.gov fariba.kassiri@ (240) 777-2515 montgomerycountymd.gov Nancy Navarro (D), District 4 joy.nurmi@ Bonnie Kirkland montgomerycountymd.gov (240) 777-7968 councilmember.navarro@ (240) 777-2593 Charles Short montgomerycountymd.gov Bonnie.kirkland@ (240) 777-2513 montgomerycountymd.gov Craig L. Rice (D), District 2 chuck.short@ Thomas Street montgomerycountymd.gov (240) 777-7955 councilmember.rice@ (240) 777-2559 montgomerycountymd.gov thomas.street@ montgomerycountymd.gov Hans Riemer (D), at large (240) 777-7964 COUNTY ATTORNEY councilmember.riemer@ Marc Hansen montgomerycountymd.gov (240) 777-6700 marc.hansen@ montgomerycountymd.gov

60 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY STATE’S ATTORNEY GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR POLICE ChIEF

John J. McCarthy David E. Dise J. Thomas Manger M (240) 777-7300 (240) 777-6194 (240) 773-5005 john.mccarthy@ david.e.dise@ tom.manger@ A montgomerycountymd.gov montgomerycountymd.gov montgomerycountymd.gov r y

CORRECTIONS AND hEALTh OFFICER PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR (ACTING) L

REhABILITATION DIRECTOR Dr. Ulder Tillman Fariba Kassari A (ACTING) (240) 777-1741 (240) 777-2512 Robert Green ulder.tillman@ fariba.kassiri@ n (240) 777-9747 montgomerycountymd.gov montgomerycountymd.gov D robert.green@ montgomerycountymd.gov hOUSING AND COMMUNITY PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTOR AFFAIRS DIRECTOR Patrick Laceﬁeld ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Clarence Snuggs (240) 777-6522 DIRECTOR (ACTING) (240) 777-3611 patrick.laceﬁeld@ Sally Sternbach clarence.snuggs@ montgomerycountymd.gov (240) 777-2078 montgomerycountymd.gov sally.sternbach@ RECREATION DIRECTOR montgomerycountymd.gov hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Gabriel Albornoz Shawn Y. Stokes (240) 777-6801 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND (240) 777-5010 gabriel.albornoz@ hOMELAND SECURITY DIRECTOR shawn.stokes@ montgomerycountymd.gov Chris Voss montgomerycountymd.gov (240) 777-2469 INTERIM SChOOL SUPERINTENDENT chris.voss@ hEALTh AND hUMAN SERVICES Larry Bowers montgomerycountmd.gov DIRECTOR (301) 279-3383 Uma Ahluwalia [email protected] ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (240) 777-1266 DIRECTOR uma.ahluwalia@ ShERIFF Lisa Feldt montgomerycountymd.gov Darren M. Popkin (240) 777-7730 (240) 777-7008 lisa.feldt@ INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS darren.popkin@ montgomerycountymd.gov DIRECTOR montgomerycountymd.gov Melanie Wenger FEDERAL RELATIONS (240) 777-6550 TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR COORDINATOR melanie.wenger@ (ACTING) Sara Morningstar montgomerycountymd.gov Al Roshdieh (240) 777-6553 (240) 777-7175 sara.morningstar@ PARkS DIRECTOR al.roshdieh@ montgomerycountymd.gov Mike Riley montgomerycountymd.gov (301) 495-2500 FINANCE DIRECTOR [email protected] TEChNOLOGY SERVICES DIRECTOR Joseph Beach Sonny Segal (240) 777-8870 PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIRECTOR (240) 777-2822 joseph.beach@ Parker Hamilton sonny.segal@ montgomerycountymd.gov (240) 777-0012 montgomerycountymd.gov parker.hamilton@ FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES ChIEF montgomerycountymd.gov (ACTING) Scott Goldstein PLANNING DIRECTOR (240) 777-2464 Gwen Wright scott.goldstein@ (301) 495-4605 montgomerycountymd.gov gwen.wright@ montgomeryplanning.org

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 61 Prince George’s County

Oﬃce of the Administration County Executive CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER COUNTY EXECUTIVE Nicholas A. Majett Rushern L. Baker, III (D) (301) 952-3173 (301) 952-4131 [email protected] [email protected] DEPUTY CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS County Administration County Council Betty Hager Francis Building (CAB) (301) 952-4461 CHAIR 14741 Governor Oden Bowie [email protected] Mel Frankin (D) District 9 Drive (301) 952-3820 Thomas Himler Upper Marlboro, Maryland [email protected] (301) 952-4441 20772-3050 [email protected] VICE CHAIR (301) 952-4131 Barry L. Stanton Derrick L. Davis (D) District 6 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. (301) 952-4213 (301) 952-3426 www.princegeorgescountymd. [email protected] [email protected] gov COUNTY ATTORNEY Mary A. Lehman (D) District 1 M. Andree Green (301) 952-3887 (301) 952-5225 [email protected] [email protected] Deni L. Taveras (D) District 2 STATE’S ATTORNEY (301) 952-4436 Angela D. Alsobrooks [email protected] (301) 952-4295 Dannielle M. Glaros (D) District 3 [email protected] (301) 952-3060 OFFICE OF CENTRAL SERVICES [email protected] DIRECTOR Todd M. Turner (D) District 4 Roland Jones (301) 952-3094 (301) 883-6450 [email protected] [email protected] Andrea C. Harrison (D) District 5 CLERK OF THE COUNCIL (301) 952-3864 Redis C. Floyd [email protected] (301) 952-3600 rcﬂ[email protected] Karen R. Toles (D) District 7 (301) 952-3690 COMMUNICATIONS SENIOR [email protected] POLICY ADVISOR AND MANAGER OF COMMUNIICATION DIVISION Obie Patterson (D) District 8 Barry L. Hudson (301) 952-3860 (301) 952-5980 [email protected] [email protected]

COUNCIL ADMINISTRATOR CORRECTIONS DIRECTOR Robert J. Williams, Jr . Mary Lou McDonough (301) 952-3794 301) 952-7015 [email protected] [email protected]

62 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION TEChNOLOGY AND SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR

CORPORATION PRESIDENT COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR Gloria Brown M Gwen S. McCall Vennard Wright (301) 909-7017 (301) 583-4648 (301) 883-5357 [email protected] A [email protected] [email protected] r

ChIEF OF TREASURY y EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS Linda V. Allen L MANAGER DIRECTOR (301) 952-3396 A Ronald E. Gill Lisa L. Jackson [email protected] (301) 883-4273 (301) 261-1735 / (301) 952-3649 n [email protected] [email protected] D

DEPARTMENT OF ThE LIBRARY SYSTEM DIRECTOR ENVIRONMENT DIRECTOR Kathleen Teaze Adam Ortiz (301) 699-3500, ext. 224 (301) 883-5812 [email protected] [email protected] PARkS AND RECREATION FINANCE DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Gail D. Francis Ronnie Gathers (301) 952-5025 (301) 699-2582 [email protected] [email protected]

FIRE/EMS DEPARTMENT ChIEF PLANNING DIRECTOR Marc S. Bashoor Fern Piret, Ph.D. (301) 883-5204 (301) 952-3594 [email protected] [email protected] hEALTh OFFICER POLICE ChIEF Pamela B. Creekmur Mark A. Magaw (301) 883-7834 (301) 772-4740 [email protected] [email protected]

OFFICE OF hOMELAND PUBLIC WORkS AND SECURITY DIRECTOR TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR Brian R. Moe Darrell B. Mobley (301) 352-1492 (301) 883-5600 [email protected] [email protected] hOUSING AND COMMUNITY SChOOL ChIEF EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR OFFICER Eric C. Brown Dr. Kevin Maxwell (301) 883-5531 (301) 952-6008 [email protected] [email protected] hUMAN RESOURCES ShERIFF MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR Melvin C. High Stephanye R. Maxwell (301) 780-8600 (301) 883-6344 sheriﬃ[email protected] [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 63 Rockville

County Council FINANCE DIRECTOR Gavin Cohen MAYOR (240) 314-8400 Bridget Donnell Newton [email protected] (240) 314-8290 [email protected] INFORMATION TEChNOLOGY DIRECTOR Beryl L. Feinberg Nicholas Obodo (240) 314-8293 (240) 314-8160 City hall [email protected] [email protected] 111 Maryland Avenue Tom Moore Rockville, Maryland LEGISLATIVE LIAISON (240) 314-8292 Linda Moran 20850-2364 [email protected] (240) 314-8115 (240) 314-5000 [email protected] 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Virginia Onley www.rockvillemd.gov (240) 314-8294 PERSONNEL DIRECTOR [email protected] Karen Marshall (240) 314-8470 Julie Palakovich Carr [email protected] (240) 314-8295 [email protected] COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES Administration DIRECTOR Susan Swift CITY MANAGER (240) 314-8200 Barbara B. Matthews [email protected] (240) 314-8102 [email protected] ChIEF OF POLICE Terrance N. Treschuk CITY ATTORNEY (240) 314-8910 Debra Daniel [email protected] (240) 314-8150 [email protected] PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR Craig H. Simoneau ACTING CITY CLERk (240) 314-8502 Sara Taylor-Ferrell [email protected] (240) 314-8283 [email protected] RECREATION AND PARkS DIRECTOR COMMUNICATION OFFICER Timothy Chesnutt Marylou Berg (240) 314-8602 (240) 314-8105 [email protected] [email protected]

COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAM MANAGER Carlos Aparicio (240) 314-8303 [email protected]

64 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY Takoma Park

County Council FINANCE DIRECTOR Yovonda Brooks M MAYOR (301) 891-7210 Bruce R. Williams [email protected] A (301) 891-7230 r

[email protected] hOUSING AND COMMUNITY y

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR L MAYOR PRO TEM

Sara Anne Daines A Terry J. Seamens (Ward 4) (301) 891-7224 Takoma Park Community (301) 565-0190 [email protected] n

Center —Sam Abbott Citizens’ [email protected] D Center hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Seth Grimes (Ward 1) Alexis Blackwell 7500 Maple Avenue (301) 873-8225 (301) 891-7201 Takoma Park, Maryland 20912 [email protected] [email protected] (301) 891-7100 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Tim Male (Ward 2) INFORMATION SYSTEMS www.takomaparkmd.gov (301) 274-0341 MANAGER [email protected] Abel J. Castillo (301) 891-7218 Frederick L. Schultz (Ward 6) [email protected] (301) 434-7090 [email protected] LIBRARY DIRECTOR Ellen Arnold-Robbins Jarrett K. Smith (Ward 5) (301) 891-7258 (301) 960-7462 [email protected] [email protected] MEDIA SPECIALIST Kate Stewart (Ward 3) Craig Terrill (240) 338-9333 (301) 891-7236 [email protected] [email protected] Administration POLICE ChIEF Alan Goldberg CITY MANAGER (301) 891-7104 Suzanne R. Ludlow [email protected] (301) 891-7229 [email protected] PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR Daryl Braithwaite DEPUTY CITY MANAGER (301) 891-7615 Vacant [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEY RECREATION DIRECTOR Susan Silber Gregory Clark (301) 891-2200 (301) 891-7227 [email protected] [email protected]

CITY CLERk Jessie Carpenter (301) 891-7267 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 65 Alexandria

City Council Administration MAYOR CITY MANAGER William D. Euille (D) Mark Jinks (703) 746-4500 (703) 746.4300 [email protected] [email protected]

VICE MAYOR ASSISTANT TO ThE CITY Allison Silberberg (D) MANAGER City hall (703) 746-4500 Vacant 301 king Street allison.silberberg@ (703) 746-3719 Alexandria, Virginia 22314-3211 alexandriava.gov DEPUTY CITY MANAGER (703) 746-hELP (4357) John Taylor Chapman (D) Debra Collins 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (703) 746-4500 (703) 746-4300 www.alexandriava.gov john.taylor.chapman@ [email protected] alexandriava.gov DEPUTY CITY MANAGER Timothy Lovain (D) Laura Triggs (703) 746-4500 (703) 746-4300 [email protected] [email protected]

Redella S. Pepper (D) DEPUTY CITY MANAGER (ACTING) (703) 746-4500 Emily Baker [email protected] (703) 746-4300 [email protected] Paul C. Smedberg (D) (703) 746-4500 ChIEF PERFORMANCE OFFICER paul.smedberg@ Greg Useem alexandriava.gov (703) 746-3729 [email protected] Justin Wilson (D) (703) 746-4500 CITY ATTORNEY [email protected] James L. Banks (703) 746-3750 [email protected]

COMMONWEALTh’S ATTORNEY Bryan Porter (703) 746-4100 [email protected]

CITY CLERk AND CLERk OF COUNCIL Jackie M. Henderson (703) 746-4550 jackie.henderson@ alexandriava.gov

CODE ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR (ACTING) Gregg Fields (703) 746-4185 gregg.ﬁ[email protected]

66 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR FIRE ChIEF RECREATION, PARkS, AND Craig Fifer Robert Dubé CULTURAL ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR (703) 746-3965 (703) 746-5241 James Spengler craig.ﬁ[email protected] [email protected] (703) 746-5500 james.spengler@ COMMUNITY AND hUMAN GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR

alexandriava.gov V SERVICES DIRECTOR Jeremy McPike i

Kate Garvey (703) 746-4770 PLANNING AND ZONING r (703) 746-3400 jeremy.mcpike@ DIRECTOR G [email protected] alexandriava.gov Karl Moritz i

(703) 746-3804 n ALEXANDRIA ECONOMIC hEALTh DIRECTOR [email protected] DEVELOPMENT PARTNERShIP Stephen Haering i A PRESIDENT/CEO (ACTING) (703) 746-4956 POLICE ChIEF Stephanie Landrum stephen.haering@v Earl Cook (703) 739-3820 x5344 dh.virginia.gov (703) 746-4700 [email protected] [email protected] hOUSING DIRECTOR (ACTING) EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS Helen McIlvaine PURChASING AGENT (ACTING) DIRECTOR (ACTING) (703) 746-4990 Christina Wells Doug Campbell [email protected] (703) 746-4291 (703) 746-1877 [email protected] douglas.campbell@ hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR alexandriava.gov (ACTING) SChOOL SUPERINTENDENT Bill Mitchell Alvin Crawley EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (703) 746.3766 (703) 824-6610 COORDINATOR [email protected] [email protected] Mark L. Penn (703) 706-3940 ChIEF INFORMATION OFFICER/ ShERIFF [email protected] INFORMATION TEChNOLOGY Dana Lawhorne SERVICES DIRECTOR (703) 746-4114 OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL Kevin Edwards dana.lawhorne@ QUALITY DIRECTOR (703) 746-3001 alexandriava.gov William Skrabak [email protected] (703) 746-4065 TRANSPORTATION AND william.skrabak@ LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES alexandriava.gov Bernard Caton DIRECTOR (703) 746-3963 Yon Lambert FINANCE DIRECTOR (ACTING) [email protected] (703) 746-4025 Kendel Taylor [email protected] (703) 746-3900 LIBRARY DIRECTOR [email protected] Rose Dawson (703) 746-1777 FINANCE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR/ [email protected] REVENUE DIVISION ChIEF Debbie Kidd MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET (703) 746-3936 DIRECTOR (ACTING) [email protected] Morgan Routt (703) 746-3743 FINANCE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR/ [email protected] TREASURY DIVISION ChIEF David Clark (703) 746-3871 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 67 Arlington County

County Board Administration ChAIR COUNTY MANAGER Mary Hynes (D) Barbara M. Donnellan (703) 228-3130 (703) 228-3120 [email protected] [email protected]

VICE ChAIR DEPUTY COUNTY MANAGER J. Walter Tejada (D) Mark J. Schwartz 2100 Clarendon Boulevard (703) 228-3130 (703) 228-3414 Arlington, Virginia 22201-5445 [email protected] [email protected] (703) 228-3000 Jay Fisette (D) DEPUTY COUNTY MANAGER 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (703) 228-3130 Carol J. Mitten www.arlingtonva.us jﬁ[email protected] (703) 228-3454 [email protected] Libby Garvey (D) (703) 228-3130 ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER [email protected] Gabriela Acurio (703) 228-3117 John E. Vihstadt (i) [email protected] (703) 228-3130 [email protected] ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER Robert Brosnan (703) 228-3516 [email protected]

BUSINESS OMBUDSMAN/ ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER Shannon Flanagan-Watson (703) 228-3911 sﬂ[email protected]

ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER/ DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS Diana Sun (703) 228-3247 [email protected]

ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER/ DIRECTOR OF hUMAN RIGhTS Raul Torres (703) 228-7045 [email protected]

COUNTY ATTORNEY Stephen A. MacIsaac (703) 228-3100 [email protected]

68 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY COMMONWEALTh’S ATTORNEY hOUSING DIVISION ChIEF COMMUNITY PLANNING, Theophani Stamos David Cristeal hOUSING, AND DEVELOPMENT (703) 228-4410 (703) 228-0761 DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Steve Cover (703) 228-3838 CLERk TO COUNTY BOARD hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR

[email protected] V Hope Halleck Marcy Foster i

(703) 228-3130 (703) 228-3443 POLICE ChIEF (ACTING) r [email protected] [email protected] M. Jay Farr G (703) 228-4040

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT hUMAN SERVICES DIRECTOR i

[email protected] n DIRECTOR Susanne Eisner

Victor L. Hoskins (703) 228-1700 PROBATION COUNSELOR i A (703) 228-0808 [email protected] SUPERVISOR [email protected] Winston Marcus OFFICE OF TEChNOLOGY AND (703) 228-0126 OFFICE OF EMERGENCY INFORMATION SERVICES [email protected] MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Jack Brown Jack Belcher SUPERINTENDENT OF SChOOLS (703) 228-0781 (703) 228-3220 Patrick K. Murphy , ed.D [email protected] [email protected] (703) 228-8634 [email protected] ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOR Patricia Carroll – state ShERIFF Greg Emanuel (703) 228-3101 Beth N. Arthur (703) 228-5022 [email protected] (703) 228-4460 [email protected] [email protected] Brian Stout – Federal MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE (703) 228-0577 TRANSPORTATION DIVISION DIRECTOR [email protected] DIRECTOR Michelle Cowan Dennis Leach (703) 228-5023 LIBRARIES DIRECTOR (703) 228- 0588 [email protected] Diane Kresh [email protected] (703) 228-3348 FIRE ChIEF [email protected] TREASURER James Schwartz Carla de la Pava (703) 228-3362 PARkS AND RECREATION (703) 228-3255 [email protected] DIRECTOR [email protected] Jane Rudolph PUBLIC hEALTh DIVISION (703) 228-3313 DIRECTOR [email protected] Reuben Varghese, M.D. (703) 228-5580 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 69 Fairfax

Administration INFORMATION TEChNOLOGY DIRECTOR CITY MANAGER Lynn Barbour Robert L. Sisson (703) 385-7896 (703) 385-7850 [email protected] [email protected] PARkS AND RECREATION ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/ DIRECTOR (ACTING) FINANCE DIRECTOR Leslie Herman City hall David E. Hodgkins (703) 385-7853 10455 Armstrong Street (703) 385-7872 [email protected] Fairfax, Virginia 22030-3630 [email protected] PERSONNEL DIRECTOR (703) 385-7850 CITY ATTORNEY Sara Greer 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Brian Lubkeman (703) 385-7835 www.fairfaxva.gov (703) 712-5496 [email protected] Brian. lubkeman@ mcguirewoods.com COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING DIRECTOR City Council CITY CLERk Brooke Hardin Melanie Crowder (703) 385-7930 MAYOR (703) 385-7935 [email protected] R. Scott Silverthorne [email protected] (703) 385-7800 POLICE ChIEF [email protected] COMMUNITY RELATIONS Carl Pardiny SPECIALIST (703) 385-7960 Michael J. DeMarco Chris Cohen [email protected] (703) 385-7800 (703) 385-7120 [email protected] [email protected] PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR David Summers Janice Miller ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (703) 385-7810 (703) 385-7800 MANAGER [email protected] [email protected] Nicole Hange (703) 385-7862 PURChASING OFFICER Jeffrey C. Greenfield [email protected] Maryam Zahory (703) 385-7800 (703) 385-7875 Jeff.greenfi[email protected] EMERGENCY COORDINATOR [email protected] Ken Rudnicki David L. Meyer (703) 385-4856 SChOOL SUPERINTENDENT (703) 385-7800 [email protected] Peter Noonan [email protected] (703) 293-7131 STORMWATER RESOURCE [email protected] Eleanor D. Schmidt ENGINEER (703) 385-7800 Christina Alexander TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR [email protected] (703) 385-3067 Wendy Block-Sanford (703) 385-7889 Nancy Loftus Christina.alexander@ [email protected] (703) 385-7800 fairfaxva.gov [email protected] FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES ChIEF TREASURER David Rohr Tom Scibilia (703) 385-7874 (703) 385-7905 [email protected] [email protected]

hUMAN SERVICES COORDINATOR Louise Armitage (703) 385-7894 [email protected]

70 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY Fairfax County

John W. Foust (D) Administration (703) 356-0551 Dranesville District supervisor COUNTY EXECUTIVE 6649-a old Dominion Drive Edward L. Long Jr. Mclean, Va 22101 (703) 324-2531

[email protected] [email protected] V

ASSISTANT COUNTY EXECUTIVE i Michael R. Frey (r) r Catherine A. Chianese

(703) 814-7100 G 12000 Government Center sully District supervisor (703 324-2531 i

Parkway 4900 stonecroft Boulevard catherine.chianese@ n Fairfax, Virginia 22035-0001 Chantilly, Va 20151 fairfaxcounty.gov i

[email protected] A (703) 324-2000 DEPUTY COUNTY EXECUTIVES 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Pat Herrity (r) Patricia Harrison www.fairfaxcounty.gov (703) 451-8873 (703) 324-2425 springfield District supervisor patricia.harrison@ 6140 rolling road fairfaxcounty.gov springfield, Va 22152 David J. Molchany springfi[email protected] Board of Supervisors (703) 324-2531 ChAIR Catherine M. Hudgins (D) dave.molchany@ Sharon Bulova (D) (703) 478-0283 fairfaxcounty.gov (703) 324-2321 hunter Mill District supervisor David M. Rohrer 12000 government Center 1801 Cameron glen Drive (703) 324-4355 parkway reston, Va 20190 [email protected] suite 530 [email protected] Fairfax, Va 22035 Robert A. Stalzer Gerald W. Hyland (D) [email protected] (703) 324-3440 (703) 780-7518 [email protected] VICE ChAIR Mount Vernon District supervisor Penelope A. Gross (D) 2511 parkers lane ChIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER (703) 256-7717 alexandria, Va 22306 Susan Datta Mason District supervisor [email protected] (703) 324-4096 6507 Columbia pike [email protected] annandale, Va 22003 Jeffrey C. McKay (D) [email protected] (703) 971-6262 COUNTY ATTORNEY lee District supervisor David Bobzien John C. Cook (r) 6121 Franconia road (703) 324-2421 (703) 425-9300 alexandria, Va 22310 [email protected] Braddock District supervisor [email protected] 9002 Burke lake road COMMONWEALTh’S ATTORNEY Burke, Va 22015 Linda Q. Smyth (D) Raymond F. Murrogh [email protected] (703) 560-6946 (703) 246-2776 providence District supervisor raymond.murrogh@ providence Community Center fairfaxcounty.gov 3001 Vaden Drive (2nd Floor) Fairfax, Va 22031 ContinueD on FolloWing page [email protected]

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hOUSING AND COMMUNITY PUBLIC WORkS AND DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Kurt Creager DIRECTOR (703) 246-5182 James W. Patteson [email protected] (703) 324-5587 james.patteson@ hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR fairfaxcounty.gov Susan Woodruﬀ (703) 324-4341 PURChASING AND SUPPLY susan.woodruﬀ@ DIRECTOR ContinueD FroM preVious page fairfaxcounty.gov Cathy A. Muse (703) 324-3206 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION TEChNOLOGY [email protected] AUThORITY PRESIDENT* DIRECTOR (*independent agency) Wanda M. Gibson SUPERINTENDENT OF SChOOLS Gerald L. Gordon (703) 324-4521 Karen Garza (703) 790-0600 wanda.gibson@ (571) 423-1010 [email protected] fairfaxcounty.gov [email protected]

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR ShERIFF COORDINATOR Claudia Arko Stacey Kincaid David M. McKernan (703) 324-2647 (703) 324-3260 (571) 350-1003 [email protected] stacey.kincaid@ david.mckernan@ fairfaxcounty.gov fairfaxcounty.gov LIBRARY DIRECTOR Edwin S. Clay, III TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR FAMILY SERVICES DIRECTOR (703) 324-8324 Tom Biesiadny Nannette M. Bowler [email protected] (703) 324-1165 (703) 324-7749 tom.biesiadny@ nannette.bowler@ PARk AUThORITY DIRECTOR fairfaxcounty.gov fairfaxcounty.gov Kirk W. Kincannon (703) 324-8734 FINANCE DIRECTOR kirk.kincannon@ Chris Pietsch fairfaxcounty.gov (703) 324-3126 christopher.petsch@ PLANNING AND ZONING fairfaxcounty.gov DIRECTOR Fred Selden FIRE AND RESCUE ChIEF (703) 324-1325 Richard R. Bowers, Jr. [email protected] 703-246-2126 richard.bowers@ POLICE ChIEF fairfaxcounty.gov Colonel Edwin C. Roessler Jr. (703) 246-2195 hEALTh DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR edwin.roesslerjr@ Gloria Addo-Ayensu, M.D. fairfaxcounty.gov (703) 246-2479 gloria.addo-ayensu@ PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR fairfaxcounty.gov Tony Castrilli (703) 324-3189 [email protected]

72 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY Falls Church

Administration hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Richard D. Parker CITY MANAGER (703) 248-5129 Wyatt Shields [email protected] (703) 248-5004 LIBRARY DIRECTOR

[email protected] V Mary McMahon ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER i (703) 248-5032 r Cindy L. Mester [email protected] harry E .Wells Building (703) 248-5042 G

DEVELOPMENT SERVICES AND i

300 Park Avenue [email protected] n Falls Church, Virginia 22046-3395 PLANNING DIRECTOR CITY ATTORNEY James Snyder i (703) 248-5001 A Carol McCoskrie (703) 248-5182 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (703) 248-5010 [email protected] www.fallschurchva.gov [email protected] POLICE ChIEF/DIRECTOR OF CITY CLERk PUBLIC SAFETY Celeste Heath Mary Gavin (703) 248-5014 (703) 248-5069 City Council [email protected] [email protected] MAYOR COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR David Tarter Susan Finarelli Mike Collins (703) 248-5014 (703) 248-5210 (703) 248-5287 [email protected] sﬁ[email protected] [email protected]

VICE MAYOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PURChASING AGENT David F. Snyder DIRECTOR George R. Armstrong (703) 248-5014 Rick Goﬀ (703) 248-5007 [email protected] (703) 248-5490 [email protected] rickgoﬀ@fallschurchva.gov Nader Baroukh RECREATION AND PARkS (703) 248-5014 ChIEF TEChNOLOGY OFFICER DIRECTOR [email protected] Jamal Matthews Danny Schlitt Marybeth Connelly (703) 248-5415 (703) 248-5138 (703) 248-5014 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] DEPUTY EMERGENCY MANAGER SUPERINTENDENT OF SChOOLS Phil Duncan Tom Polera Dr. Toni Jones (703) 248-5014 (703) 248-5058 (703) 248-5601 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Karen Oliver ChIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER ShERIFF (703) 248-5014 Richard La Condré S. Stephen Bittle [email protected] (703) 248-5092 (703) 248-5111 [email protected] [email protected] Dan Sze (703) 248-5014 FIRE ChIEF TREASURER [email protected] Kevin P. Henry Jody Acosta (703) 532-2672 (703) 248-5046 [email protected] [email protected] hUMAN SERVICES DIRECTOR Nancy Vincent (703) 248-5191 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 73 Loudoun County

Administration FAMILY SERVICES AND hOUSING PROGRAMS DIRECTOR COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Ellen Grunewald Tim Hemstreet (703) 777-0353 (703) 777-0200 [email protected] [email protected] INFORMATION TEChNOLOGY ASSISTANT COUNTY DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATORS Wendy Wickens Julie Grandﬁeld (703) 771-5412 Robert Middaugh [email protected] John J. Sandy Kenny Young LIBRARY DIRECTOR Chang Liu 1 harrison Street, SE Charles A. Yudd (703) 777-0200 (703) 777-0368 Leesburg, Virginia 20177-7000 [email protected] (703) 777-0100 COUNTY ATTORNEY 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Leo Rogers PARkS AND RECREATION AND www.loudoun.gov (703) 777-0307 COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] Steve Torpy (703) 777-0343 COMMONWEALTh’S ATTORNEY [email protected] James E. Plowman Board of Supervisors (703) 777-0242 PLANNING DIRECTOR [email protected] Ricky Barker ChAIR-AT-LARGE (703) 777-0246 Scott K. York (r) COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS [email protected] (703) 777-0204 DIRECTOR [email protected] Jim Freeman PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER (703)777-0207 Glen Barbour VICE ChAIR [email protected] (703) 777-0200 Ralph Buona (r) [email protected] (703) 777-0204 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT [email protected] DIRECTOR PURChASING AGENT Buddy Rizer Cheryl Middleton Janet Clarke (r) (703) 777-0426 (703) 777-0403 (703) 777-0204 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL SUPERINTENDENT OF SChOOLS Eugene A. Delgaudio (r) SERVICES DIRECTOR Dr. Eric Williams (703) 777-0204 Ben Mays (571) 252-1000 [email protected] (703) 777-0569 [email protected] Geary Higgins (r) ﬁ[email protected] ShERIFF (703) 777-0204 FIRE, RESCUE, AND EMERGENCY Mike Chapman [email protected] MANAGEMENT SERVICES ChIEF (703) 777-0407 Matthew Letourneau (r) W. Keith Brower, Jr., Chief [email protected] (703) 777-0333 (703) 777-0204 TRANSPORTATION AND CAPITAL [email protected] GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR INFRASTRUCTURE DIRECTOR Ken Reid (r) Ernest Brown Joe Kroboth (703) 777-0204 (703) 771-5552 (703) 737-8624 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Shawn Williams (r) hEALTh DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR TREASURER (703) 777-0204 Dr. David Goodfriend Roger Zurn [email protected] (703) 771-5829 (703) 777-0280 [email protected] [email protected] Suzanne Volpe (r) (703) 777-0204 hUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER [email protected] Jeanette Green (703) 737-8632 [email protected]

74 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY Manassas

Administration COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER Patty Prince CITY MANAGER (703) 257-8456 W. Patrick Pate [email protected] (703) 257-8212 PUBLIC WORkS DIRECTOR

[email protected] V (ACTING) CITY CLERk i Bruce Goudarzi r Andrea Madden (703) 257-8251 G City hall (703) 257-8280 [email protected] i

9027 Center Street [email protected] n Manassas, Virginia 20110 PURChASING MANAGER BUDGET MANAGER Jimmy Falls i (703) 257-8200 A Diane Bergeron (703) 257-8368 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. (703) 257-8272 [email protected] www.manassascity.org [email protected] SChOOL SUPERINTENDENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Dr. Catherine Magouyrk DIRECTOR (571) 377-6008 City Council Elizabeth S. Via-Gossman [email protected] (703) 257-8285 MAYOR [email protected] TREASURER Harry J. Parrish II Robin Perkins (703) 257-8211 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (703) 257-8246 [email protected] DIRECTOR [email protected] Patrick J. Small VICE MAYOR (703) 257-8881 UTILITIES DIRECTOR (ACTING) Jonathan L. Way [email protected] Tony Dawood (703) 257-8211 (703) 257-8380 [email protected] FAMILY SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] Ronald King Marc T. Aveni (703) 361-8277, ext. 2329 (703) 257-8211 [email protected] [email protected] FIRE AND RESCUE ChIEF Sheryl Bass Brett Bowman (703) 257-8211 703-257-8458 [email protected] [email protected]

Ken Elston hUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER (703) 257-8211 Darla Hicks [email protected] (703) 257-8268 [email protected] Ian T. Lovejoy (703) 257-8211 NETWORk INFRASTRUCTURE [email protected] MANAGER Vacant Mark D. Wolfe (703) 257-8293 (703) 257-8211 [email protected] POLICE ChIEF Douglas W. Keen (703) 257-8087 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 75 Manassas Park

City Council FINANCE DIRECTOR Gary Fields MAYOR (703) 335-8803 Francis “Frank” C. Jones g.ﬁ[email protected] (703) 335-8800 [email protected] FIRE CHIEF David Dixon VICE MAYOR (703) 331-3528 Bryan E. Polk [email protected] City Hall (703) 335-8800 One Park Center Court [email protected] HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Manassas Park, Virginia Myra Carmona Preston Banks (703) 257-2625 20111-2395 (703) 335-8800 [email protected] (703) 335-8800 [email protected] 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND www.cityofmanassaspark.us Michael Carrera RECREATION (703) 335-8800 Catherine Morretta [email protected] (703) 335-8871 [email protected] Keith Miller (703) 335-8800 PLANNING AND ZONING [email protected] DIRECTOR Vanessa Watson Suhas Naddoni (703) 335-8820 (703) 335-8800 [email protected] [email protected] CHIEF OF POLICE Jeanette Rishell John C. Evans (703) 335-8800 (703) 335-8846 [email protected] [email protected] Administration PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR James “Jay” Johnson CITY MANAGER (703) 335-8840 Kimberly L. Alexander [email protected] (703) 335-8813 COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE [email protected] Debbie Wood BUSINESS MANAGER (703) 335-8827 Julia Drake [email protected] 703-335-0037 SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] Vacant CITY ATTORNEY TREASURER Dean H. Crowhurst Winifred “Winnie” O’Neal (703) 335-0052 (703) 335-8836 [email protected] [email protected] CITY CLERK VOTER REGISTRAR Lana Conner Patricia Brendel (703) 335-8808 (703) 335-8806 [email protected] [email protected]

76 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY Prince William County

Board of County Administration Supervisors COUNTY EXECUTIVE ChAIR-AT-LARGE Melissa S. Peacor Corey A. Stewart (r) (703) 792-6600 [email protected] (703) 792-4640 V

[email protected] DEPUTY COUNTY EXECUTIVES i r VICE ChAIRMAN Susan L. Roltsch G One County Complex Court Michael C. May (r) (703) 792-6600 [email protected] i

Prince William, Virginia (703) 792-4643 n 22192-9201 [email protected]

Christopher E. Martino i (703) 792-6000 Maureen S. Caddigan (r) (703) 792-6600 A 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (703) 792-4645 [email protected] www.pwcgov.org [email protected] Elijah T. Johnson Pete Candland (r) (703) 792-6645 (703) 792-6195 [email protected] [email protected] COUNTY ATTORNEY Jeanine M. Lawson (r) Angela Horan (703) 792-6190 (703) 792-6620 [email protected] [email protected] John D. Jenkins (D) COMMONWEALTh’S ATTORNEY (703) 792-4668 Paul B. Ebert [email protected] (703) 792-6050 [email protected] Martin E. Nohe (r) (703) 792-4620 CLERk TO ThE BOARD OF [email protected] COUNTY SUPERVISORS Phillip J. Campbell Frank J. Principi (D) (703) 792-6600 (703) 792-4646 [email protected] [email protected] COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR Jason Grant (703) 792-6606 [email protected] ADULT DETENTION CENTER, JAIL SUPERINTENDENT Peter A. Meletis (703) 792-6417 [email protected] ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Jeﬀrey Kaczmarek (703) 792-5000 [email protected]

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ContinueD FroM preVious page PARkS AND RECS DIRECTOR Debbie Andrew EMERGENCY SERVICES (703) 792-4270 COORDINATOR [email protected] Patrick M. Collins (703) 792-5828 PLANNING DIRECTOR [email protected] Chris M. Price A

i (703) 792-6830 FINANCE DIRECTOR [email protected] n Michelle L. Attreed

i John A. Wilson Building (WB) 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW (703) 792-6700 POLICE ChIEF G Washington, DC 20004-3001 [email protected] Stephan M. Hudson r (703) 792- 6650 i (202) 737-4404 FIRE ChIEF [email protected] V 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Kevin McGee www.dc.gov (703) 792-6800 PUBLICWORkS DIRECTOR [email protected] Thomas Bruun The Mayor and Council serve (703) 792-6820 hEALTh DIRECTOR [email protected] staggered four-year terms. Alison Ansher Next general election: (703) 792-6300 PURChASING MANAGER November 2014 [email protected] Adam Manne 703.792.6770 hOUSING AND COMMUNITY [email protected] DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Billy Lake SChOOL SUPERINTENDENT (703) 792-7539 Steven L.Walts [email protected] (703) 791-8712 [email protected] hUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR (ACTING) ShERIFF Linda R. Satlin Glendell T. Hill (703) 792-6632 (703) 792-6415 [email protected] [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR TEChNOLOGY, ChIEF (ACTING) INFORMATION OFFICER Courtney S. Tierney Thomas A. McQuillan (703) 792-7520 (703) 792-4188 [email protected] [email protected] TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR LEGISLATIVE LIAISON Thomas Blaser Tracy Gordon (703) 792-7520 (703) 792-6613 [email protected] [email protected]

LIBRARY DIRECTOR Constance Gilman (703) 792-6100 [email protected]

78 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY State of Maryland

General Legislative Oﬃce of the Governor Roger Manno (D) (M-19) Information: (301) 858-3151 http://mlis.state.md.us Lawrence J. Hogan, Jr. , (r) [email protected] state house Toll-free Annapolis trunk line, 100 state Circle Thomas M. Middleton (D) (C-28) (301) 858-xxxx, is listed. annapolis, MD 21401 (301) 858-3616 (410) 974-3901 thomas.mclain.middleton@ C Charles County www.gov.state.md.us senate.state.md.us F Frederick County Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. (D) M Montgomery County Senate (pg/C-27) S PG Prince George’s County (301) 858-3700 T

107 State house thomas.v.mike.miller@ A Annapolis, MD 21401-1925 senate.state.md.us T Secretary of the Senate E (410) 841-3000 Karen Montgomery (D) (M-14)

(301) 858-3625 O Joanne Benson (D) (pg-24) karen.montgomery@ (301) 858-3148 F

senate.state.md.us

joanne.benson@ M senate.state.md.us C. Anthony Muse (D) (pg-26) (301) 858-3092 A

Ulysses Currie (D) (pg-25) anthony.muse@ r

(301) 858-3127 senate.state.md.us y [email protected] Douglas J. J. Peters (D) (pg-23) L Brian J. Feldman (D) (M-15) (301) 858-3631 A (301) 858-3169 douglas.peters@ n

[email protected] senate.state.md.us D Michael J. Hough (r) (F-4) Paul G. Pinsky (D) (pg-22) (301) 858-3704 (301) 858-3155 [email protected] [email protected] Cheryl C. Kagan (D) (M-17) Victor Ramirez (D) (pg-47) (301) 858-3134 (301) 858-3745 [email protected] [email protected] Nancy J. King (D) (M-39) Jamie B. Raskin (D) (M-20) (301) 858-3686 (301) 858-3634 [email protected] [email protected] Susan C. Lee (D) (M-16) James C. Rosapepe (D) (pg-21) (301) 858-3124 (301) 858-3141 [email protected] [email protected] Richard S. Madaleno, Jr. (D) Ronald Young (D) (F-3) (M-18) (301) 858-3575 (301) 858-3137 [email protected] richard.madaleno@ senate.state.md.us ContinueD on FolloWing page

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ContinueD FroM preVious page Dereck E. Davis (D) (pg-25) Carolyn J. B. Howard (D) (pg-24) (301) 858-3519 (301) 858-3919 house of Delegates [email protected] carolyn.howard@ house.state.md.us Lowe house Oﬃce Building Kathleen M. Dumais (D) (M-15) 6 Bladen Street (301) 858-3052 Michael A. Jackson (D) (pg-27B) Annapolis, MD 21401-1925 kathleen.dumais@ (301) 858-3103 Chief Clerk (410) 841-3999 house.state.md.us michael.jackson@ house.state.md.us Kathy Afzali (r) (F-4) Diana M. Fennell (D) (pg-47a) (301) 858-3288 (301) 858-3478 Sally Y. Jameson (D) (C-28) [email protected] [email protected] (301) 858-3337 [email protected] Angela Angel (D) (pg-25) William Folden (r) (F-3B) (301) 858-3707 (301) 858-3240 Anne R. Kaiser (D) (M-14) [email protected] [email protected] (301) 858-3036 [email protected] Charles E. Barkley (D) (M-39) David Fraser-Hidalgo (D) (M-15) (301) 858-3001 (301) 858-3186 Ariana B. Kelly (D) (M-16) [email protected] david.fraser.hidalgo (301)858-3642 @house.state.md.us [email protected] Benjamin S. Barnes (D) (pg-21) (301) 858-3046 C. William“Bill” Frick (D) (M-16) Tony Knotts (D) (pg-26) [email protected] (301) 858-3454 (301) 858-3212 [email protected] [email protected] Darryl Barnes (D) (pg-25) (301) 858-3557 Barbara A. Frush (D) (pg-21) Marc Korman (D) (M-16) [email protected] (301) 858-3114 (301) 858-3649 [email protected] [email protected] Erek L. Barron (D) (pg-24) (301) 858-3692 Tawanna Gaines (D) (pg-22) Benjamin F. Kramer (D) (M-19) [email protected] (301) 858-3058 (301) 858-3485 tawanna.gaines@ benjamin.kramer@ Kumar P. Barve (D) (M-17) house.state.md.us house.state.md.us (301) 858-3464 [email protected] James W. Gilchrist (D) (M-17) Carol L. Krimm (D) (F-3a) (301) 858-3744 (301) 858-3472 Will Campos (D) (pg-47B) [email protected] [email protected] (301) 858-3340 [email protected] Ana Sol Gutierrez (D) (M-18) Eric Luedtke (D) (M-14) (301) 858-3181 (301) 858-3110 Alfred C. Carr, Jr. (D) (M-18) [email protected] [email protected] (301) 858-3638 [email protected] Anne Healey (D) (pg-22) Aruna Miller (D) (M-15) (301) 858-3961 (301) 858-3090 Barrie S. Ciliberti (r) (F-4) [email protected] [email protected] (301) 858-3080 [email protected] Sheila E. Hixson (D) (M-20) David Moon (D) (M-20) (301) 858-3469 (301) 858-3474 Bonnie L. Cullison (D) (M-19) [email protected] [email protected] (301) 858-3883 bonnie.cullison@ Marvin E. Holmes, Jr. (D) (pg-23B) house.state.md.us (301) 858-3310 [email protected]

80 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY Marice Morales (D) (M-19) Joseph F. Vallario, Jr. (D) (pg-23B) (301) 858-3528 (301) 858-3488 marice.morales@ joseph.vallario@ house.state.md.us house.state.md.us Edith Patterson (D) (C-28) Michael L. Vaughn (D) (pg-24) (301) 858-3247 (301) 858-3691 edith.patterson@ michael.vaughn@ house.state.md.us house.state.md.us

Joseline A. Pena-Melnyk (D) David E. Vogt, III (r) (F- 4) S

(pg-21) (301) 858-3118 T

(301) 858-3502 [email protected] A

joseline.pena.melnyk@ T Jeﬀrey D. Waldstreicher (D) house.state.md.us E (M-18)

Andrew Platt (D) (M-17) (301) 858-3130 O (301) 858-3037 jeﬀ.waldstreicher@ F

[email protected] house.state.md.us M James E. Proctor, Jr. (D) Jay Walker (D) (pg-26) (pg/C-27a) (301) 858-3581 A

(301) 858-3083 [email protected] r [email protected] y Alonzo T. Washington (D) Kirill Reznik (D) (M-39) (pg-22) L (301) 858-3039 (301) 858-3652 A [email protected] alonzo.washington@ n

house.state.md.us D Shane Robinson (D) (M-39) (301) 858-3021 C. T. Wilson (D) (C-28) shane.robinson@ (301) 858-3325 house.state.md.us [email protected] William C. Smith, Jr. (D) (M-20) Karen Lewis Young (D) (F-3a) (301) 858-3493 (301) 858-3436 [email protected] [email protected] Jimmy Tarlau (D) (pg-47a) Craig Zucker (D) (M-14) (301) 858-3326 (301) 858-3380 [email protected] [email protected] Kriselda Valderrama (D) (pg-26) (301) 858-3210 kris.valderrama@ house.state.md.us Geraldine Valentino-Smith (D) (pg-23a) (301) 858-3101 geraldine.valentino@ house.state.md.us

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 81 Commonwealth of Virginia

General Legislative Information: Office of the Governor Linda T. “Toddy” Puller (D) http://legis.state.va.us (F/PW-36) Terry McAuliffe (D) (804) 698-7536, (703) 765-1150 AL Alexandria Office of the Governor [email protected] FC Falls Church State Capitol M Manassas Richmond, VA 23219 Richard L. Saslaw (D) (AL/F/FC-35) AR Arlington County (804) 786-2211 www.governor.virginia.gov (804) 698-7535, (703) 978-0200 FX Fairfax [email protected] MP Manassas Park Senate F Fairfax County Richard H. Stuart (R) (PW-28) L Loudoun County Clerk’s Office (804) 698-7528, (804) 493-8892 PW Prince William County P.O. Box 396 [email protected] Richmond, VA 23218 Jill Holtzman Vogel (R) (L-27) (804) area code listed for (804) 698-7400 State Capitol offices (804) 698-7527, (540) 662-4551 George L. Barker (D) [email protected] Other area codes are District (AL/F/PW-39) Jennifer T. Wexton (D) (F/L-33) offices (804) 698-7539, (703) 303-1426 (804) 698-7533, (703) 672-3696 [email protected] [email protected] Richard H. Black (R) (L/PW-13) (804) 698-7513, (703) 406-2951 House of Delegates [email protected] Clerk’s Office Charles J. Colgan (D) P.O. Box 406 (M/MP/PW-29) Richmond, VA 23218-0406 (804) 698-7529, (703) 368-0300 (804) 698-1619 [email protected] David B. Albo (R) (F-42) Adam P. Ebbin (D) (AL/AR/F-30) (804) 698-1042, (703) 451-3555 (804) 698-7530, (571) 384-8957 [email protected] [email protected] Richard L. Anderson (R) (PW-51) Barbara A. Favola (D) (804) 698-1051, (571) 264-9983 (AR/F/L-31) [email protected] (804) 698-7531, (703) 835-4845 [email protected] David L. Bulova (D) (F/FX-37) (804) 698-1037, (703) 310-6752 Janet D. Howell (D) (AR/F-32) [email protected] (804) 698-7532, (703) 709-8283 district32@ senate.virginia.gov Eileen Filler-Corn (D) (F-41) (804) 698-1041, (571) 249-3453 David W. Marsden (D) (F-37) [email protected] (804) 698-7537, (571) 249-3037 [email protected] Michael T. Futrell (D) (PW-2) (804) 698-1002, (571) 494-1520 Chap Petersen (D) (F/FX-34) [email protected] (804) 698-7534, (703) 349-3361 [email protected] Thomas A. Greason (R) (L-32) (804) 698-1032, (703) 203-3203 [email protected]

82 2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY Charniele Herring (D) (AL-46) J. Randall Minchew (R) (L-10) (804) 698-1046, (703) 606-9705 (804) 698-1010, (703) 777-1570 [email protected] [email protected] Patrick A. Hope (D) (AR-47) Kathleen J. Murphy (D) (F/L-34) (804) 698-1047, (703) 486-1010 (804) 698-1034, (804) 698-1334 [email protected] [email protected] Timothy D. Hugo (R) (F/PW-40) Kenneth R. Plum (D) (F-36) (804) 698-1040, (703) 968-4101 (804) 698-1036, (703) 758-9733 [email protected] [email protected] Mark L. Keam (D) (F-35) David I. Ramadan (R) (L/PW-87) (804) 698-1035, (703) 350-3911 (804) 698-1087, (703) 348-7015 [email protected] [email protected] C

Kaye Kory (D) (F-38) Thomas Davis Rust (R) (L/F-86) O (804) 698-1038, (703) 354-6024 (804) 698-1086, (703)437-9400 [email protected] [email protected] M

Robert Krupicka (D) (AL/AR/F-45) Mark D. Sickles (D) (F-43) M

(804) 698-1045, (571) 357-4762 (804) 698-1043, (703) 922-6440 O [email protected] [email protected] N

David A. LaRock (R) (L-33) Marcus B. Simon (D) (F/FC-53) W (804) 698-1033, (540) 751-8364 (804) 698-1053, (571) 327-0053

[email protected] [email protected] E A James M. LeMunyon (R) (F/L-67) Richard C. (Rip) Sullivan Jr. (D) (804) 698-1067, (703) 264-1432 (AR/F-48) L T [email protected] (804) 698-1048, (571) 210-5876 H [email protected]

L. Scott Lingamfelter (R) (PW-31) (804) 698-1031, (703) 580-1294 Scott A. Surovell (D) (F-44) O delslingamfelter@ (804) 698-1044, (571) 249-4484 F

house.virginia.gov [email protected] V I

Alfonso H. Lopez (D) (AR/F-49) Luke E. Torian (D) (PW-52) R (804) 698-1049, (571) 336-2147 (804) 698-1052, (703) 785-2224 G [email protected] [email protected] I Robert G. Marshall (R) Vivian E. Watts (D) (F-39) N

(M/MP/PW-13) (804) 698-1039, (703) 978-2989 I (804) 698-1013, (703) 853-4213 [email protected] A [email protected] Jackson H. Miller (R) (PW, M-50) (804) 698-1050, (703) 244-6172 [email protected]

2015 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 83 United States Congress

Senate house of Representatives

MARYLAND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA VIRGINIA Ben Cardin (D) Eleanor Holmes Norton (D) Don Beyer (D-8th) (202) 224-4524 (202) 225-8050 (202) 225-4376 509 hart senate office Building 2136 rayburn house office Building 431 Cannon house office Building Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20515 Washington, DC 20515 www.cardin.senate.gov www.norton.house.gov www.beyer.house.gov Barbara Mikulski (D) Barbara J. Comstock (r-10th) (202) 224-4654 MARYLAND (202) 225-5136 503 hart senate office Building John Delaney (D-6th) 226 Cannon house office Building Washington, DC 20510 (202) 225-2721 Washington, DC 20515 www.mikulski.senate.gov 1632 longworth house office www.comstock.house.gov Building Gerry E. Connolly (D-11th) VIRGINIA Washington, DC 20515 (202) 225-1492 www.delaney.house.gov Tim Kaine (D) 424 Cannon house office Building Washington, DC 20515 S (202) 224-4024 Donna F. Edwards (D-4th) www.connolly.house.gov S 388 russell senate office Building (202) 225-8699

E Washington, DC 20510 2445 rayburn house oﬃce Building Robert J. Wittman (r-1st)

r www.kaine.senate.gov Washington, DC 20515 (202) 225-4261 www.donnaedwards.house.gov G Mark Warner (D) 2454 rayburn house oﬃce Building

n (202) 224-2023 Steny H. Hoyer (D-5th) 475 russell senate oﬃce Building (202) 225-4131 Washington, DC 20515 O Washington, DC 20510 1705 longworth house oﬃce www.wittman.house.gov C

www.warner.senate.gov Building

S Washington, DC 20515 www.hoyer.house.gov u Christopher J. Van Hollen (D-8th) (202) 225-5341 1707 longworth house oﬃce Building Washington, DC 20515 www.vanhollen.house.gov

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