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Polling Place List Run Date : 3/2/2020 Polling Place List Run Date : 3/2/2020 Allegany County (By County - Sorted by Election District and Precinct) Elec - Prec - Part Name Cong Legs Judg Appl Muni Accessibility 001-000-1 Orleans Volunteer Fire Department*** 06 01C 04 03 Not Accessible Orleans VFD 12210 Orleans Road, NE Little Orleans, MD 21766- 002-000-1 Oldtown Volunteer Fire Department*** 06 01C 04 03 Oldtown VFD 18712 Oldtown Road, SE Oldtown, MD 21555- 003-000-1 Flintstone Volunteer Fire Department*** 06 01C 04 03 Flintstone VFD 21701 Flintstone Drive NE Flintstone, MD 21530 004-002-2 Living Stone Church of Brethren 06 01C 04 03 CU06002 114 N. Cedar Street Cumberland, MD 21502- 004-003-2 South Penn Elementary School 06 01C 04 03 CU06003 500 E. Second Street Cumberland, MD 21502- 004-004-1 Ft. Hill High School 06 01C 04 03 004-004-2 Ft. Hill High School 06 01C 04 03 CU06006 500 Greenway Avenue Cumberland, MD 21502 004-005-2 Emmanuel Bethel United Methodist 06 01C 04 03 CU06005 Church*** Emmanuel Bethel U.M. Church 24 Humbird Street Cumberland, MD 21502- 004-008-2 Salvation Army Community Center 06 01C 04 03 CU06007 701 E. First Street Cumberland, MD 21502- 005-004-1 Braddock Middle School 06 01B 04 03 005-004-2 Braddock Middle School 06 01B 04 03 CU03002 909 Holland Street Cumberland, MD 21502 005-006-1 Bowman's Addition Fire Hall 06 01B 04 03 11710 Boardwalk Avenue, NE Cumberland, MD 21502- 006-001-2 Emmanuel Episcopal Parish Hall 06 01C 04 03 CU01002 16 Washington Street Cumberland, MD 21502- 006-003-2 West Side Elementary School Main 06 01C 04 03 CU01004 Entr.*** West Side ES Main Entr. 425 Paca Street Cumberland, MD 21502- 006-005-1 Allegany High School 06 01C 04 03 006-005-2 Allegany High School 06 01C 04 03 CU01003 900 Seton Drive Cumberland, MD 21502 006-006-1 Allegany County Multi-Purpose 06 01B 04 03 Building*** Allegany County M/P Building 11490 Moss Avenue, SW Cumberland, MD 21502 Page Number : Page 1 of 147 Polling Place List Run Date : 3/2/2020 Allegany County (By County - Sorted by Election District and Precinct) Elec - Prec - Part Name Cong Legs Judg Appl Muni Accessibility 007-001-1 Cresaptown Elementary School 06 01B 04 03 13202 Sixth Avenue, SW Cresaptown, MD 21502- 007-002-1 Bel Air Elementary School 06 01A 04 03 14401 Barton Boulevard, SW Cumberland, MD 21502- 008-000-1 Westernport Elementary School 06 01A 04 03 008-000-2 Westernport Elementary School 06 01A 04 03 WP45000 008-000-3 Westernport Elementary School 06 01A 04 03 LU43000 172 Church Street Westernport, MD 21562- 009-000-1 Barton Council Chamber 06 01A 04 03 009-000-2 Barton Council Chamber 06 01A 04 03 BR40000 19018 Legislative Road, SW Barton, MD 21521- 010-000-1 Westmar Middle School 06 01A 04 03 010-000-2 Westmar Middle School 06 01A 04 03 LN42000 16915 Lower Georges Creek Road, SW Lonaconing, MD 21539- 011-000-1 Frost Elementary School 06 01B 04 03 011-000-2 Frost Elementary School 06 01B 04 03 FB41000 260 Shaw Street Frostburg, MD 21532- 012-000-1 Mountain Ridge High School Bus Entr*** 06 01B 04 03 Mountain Ridge HS Bus Entr 012-000-2 Mountain Ridge High School Bus Entr*** 06 01B 04 03 FB41000 Mountain Ridge HS Bus Entr 100 Dr. Nancy S. Grasmick Lane Frostburg, MD 21532- 013-000-1 Mt. Savage Elementary/Middle School*** 06 01B 04 03 Mt. Savage Elementary/MS 13201 New School Rd, NW Mt. Savage, MD 21545- 014-000-2 Ramada Inn - Allegany/Garrett Rm 06 01B 04 03 CU04001 100 S. George Street Cumberland, MD 21502 016-000-1 Department of Emergency Services 06 01C 04 03 11400 PPG Road, SE Cumberland, MD 21502 018-000-1 Midland Fire Station 06 01B 04 03 018-000-2 Midland Fire Station 06 01B 04 03 MD44000 20001 Union Street, SW Midland, MD 21532 020-000-1 Ellerslie Volunteer Fire Department*** 06 01B 04 03 Ellerslie VFD 14200 Ellerslie Road, NW Ellerslie, MD 21529 021-000-1 Baltimore Pike Volunteer Fire 06 01B 04 03 Department*** Baltimore Pike VFD 15010 Baltimore Pike, NE Cumberland, MD 21502- 022-001-1 Allegany College of MD Rm 14 06 01C 04 03 Page Number : Page 2 of 147 Polling Place List Run Date : 3/2/2020 Allegany County (By County - Sorted by Election District and Precinct) Elec - Prec - Part Name Cong Legs Judg Appl Muni Accessibility 022-001-2 Allegany College of MD Rm 14 06 01C 04 03 CU05001 12401 Willowbrook Rd SE Cumberland, MD 21502 022-002-1 Allegany College of MD Rm 14 06 01B 04 03 12401 Willowbrook Rd SE Cumberland, MD 21502 023-000-1 St. Luke's Lutheran Church 06 01B 04 03 023-000-2 St. Luke's Lutheran Church 06 01B 04 03 CU04002 1601 Frederick Street Cumberland, MD 21502 024-000-1 Eckhart School 06 01B 04 03 024-000-2 Eckhart School 06 01B 04 03 FB41000 17000 National Highway, SW Eckhart, MD 21528- 026-000-1 Frostburg Community Center 06 01B 04 03 026-000-2 Frostburg Community Center 06 01B 04 03 FB41000 27 Water Street Frostburg, MD 21532- 029-001-1 LaVale Volunteer Fire Department No. 06 01B 04 03 1*** LaVale VFD No. 1 421 National Highway LaVale, MD 21502- 029-002-1 Parkside Elementary School 06 01B 04 03 50 Parkside Boulevard LaVale, MD 21502- 029-003-1 Christ Lutheran Church 06 01B 04 03 1222 Vocke Road LaVale, MD 21502- 031-000-1 Danville Community Church 06 01A 04 03 18800 Middle Ridge Rd, SW Rawlings, MD 21557 034-000-1 Bedford Road Volunteer Fire 06 01B 04 03 Department*** Bedford Road VFD 13200 Bedford Road, NE Cumberland, MD 21502- EVC-1 *Early* Allegany County Office Complex - - - - - 701 Kelly Road, Room 100 Cumberland, MD 21502 Page Number : Page 3 of 147 Polling Place List Run Date : 3/2/2020 Anne Arundel County (By County - Sorted by Election District and Precinct) Elec - Prec - Part Name Cong Legs Judg Appl Conc Accessibility 001-001-1 Linthicum ES 03 32 05 05 001 101 School Lane Linthicum, MD 21090- 001-002-1 Lindale MS 03 32 05 05 001 415 Andover Road Linthicum, MD 21090- 001-003-1 North County HS 03 32 05 05 001 10 1st Avenue East Glen Burnie, MD 21061- 001-004-1 Brooklyn Park MS 02 31A 05 05 001 200 Hammonds Lane Baltimore, MD 21225- 001-005-1 Hebron-Harman ES 02 32 05 05 001 7660 Ridge Chapel Road Hanover, MD 21076 001-006-1 St. Mark UMC 02 32 05 05 001 1440 Dorsey Road Hanover, MD 21076 001-007-1 Overlook ES 02 32 05 05 001 401 Hampton Road Linthicum, MD 21090- 001-008-1 North County HS 03 32 05 05 001 10 1st Avenue East Glen Burnie, MD 21061- 001-009-1 Hilltop ES 03 32 05 05 001 415 Melrose Avenue Glen Burnie, MD 21061- 001-010-1 St. John Lutheran Church 02 32 05 05 001 300 Maple Road West Linthicum, MD 21090- 001-011-1 Linthicum Library 02 32 05 05 001 400 Shipley Road Linthicum, MD 21090- 001-012-1 North Glen ES 02 31A 05 05 001 615 Furnace Branch Road West Glen Burnie, MD 21061- 001-013-1 Belle Grove ES 02 31A 05 05 001 4502 Belle Grove Road Baltimore, MD 21225 001-014-1 Hilltop ES 03 31A 05 05 001 415 Melrose Avenue Glen Burnie, MD 21061- 001-015-1 Brooklyn Park ES 02 31A 05 05 001 200 14th Avenue Baltimore, MD 21225- 001-016-1 Brooklyn Park Library 02 31A 05 05 001 1 11th Avenue East Baltimore, MD 21225- 001-017-1 Park ES 02 31A 05 05 001 201 11th Avenue East Baltimore, MD 21225 001-018-1 Brooklyn Park MS 02 31A 05 05 001 200 Hammonds Lane Baltimore, MD 21225- Page Number : Page 4 of 147 Polling Place List Run Date : 3/2/2020 Anne Arundel County (By County - Sorted by Election District and Precinct) Elec - Prec - Part Name Cong Legs Judg Appl Conc Accessibility 001-019-1 Van Bokkelen ES 02 32 05 05 001 1140 Reece Road Severn, MD 21144 001-020-1 Hebron-Harman ES 02 32 05 05 001 7660 Ridge Chapel Road Hanover, MD 21076 001-021-1 Van Bokkelen ES 02 32 05 05 001 1140 Reece Road Severn, MD 21144 001-022-1 Chesapeake Science Point CS 02 32 05 05 001 7321 Parkway Drive South Hanover, MD 21076 001-023-1 Jessup ES 02 32 05 05 001 2798 Champion Forest Avenue Jessup, MD 20794- 001-024-1 Severn ES 02 32 05 05 001 838 Reece Road Severn, MD 21144- 001-025-1 Jessup ES 02 32 05 05 001 2798 Champion Forest Avenue Jessup, MD 20794- 001-026-1 Meade Heights ES 02 32 05 05 001 1925 Reece Road Fort Meade, MD 20755- 002-001-1 Severn ES 03 32 05 05 002 838 Reece Road Severn, MD 21144- 002-002-1 Southgate ES 04 32 05 05 002 290 Shetlands Lane Glen Burnie, MD 21061- 002-003-1 Glen Burnie Park ES 03 32 05 05 002 500 Marlboro Road Glen Burnie, MD 21061- 002-004-1 Quarterfield ES 03 32 05 05 002 7967 Quarterfield Road Severn, MD 21144- 002-005-1 Oakwood ES 03 32 05 05 002 330 Oak Manor Drive Glen Burnie, MD 21061- 002-006-1 Corkran MS 03 32 05 05 002 7600 Quarterfield Road Glen Burnie, MD 21061 002-007-1 Glen Burnie Baptist Church 03 32 05 05 002 7524 Old Stage Road Glen Burnie, MD 21061 002-008-1 Glendale ES 03 31A 05 05 002 105 Carroll Road Glen Burnie, MD 21060- 002-009-1 Quarterfield ES 03 32 05 05 002 7967 Quarterfield Road Severn, MD 21144- 002-010-1 Point Pleasant Annex 03 31B 05 05 002 1450 Furnace Avenue Glen Burnie, MD 21060 Page Number : Page 5 of 147 Polling Place List Run Date : 3/2/2020 Anne Arundel County (By County - Sorted by Election District and Precinct) Elec - Prec - Part Name Cong Legs Judg Appl Conc Accessibility 002-011-1 Woodside ES 03 32 05 05 002 160 Funke Road Glen Burnie, MD 21061- 002-012-1 Glen Burnie Library 03 31A 05 05 002 1010 Eastway Glen Burnie, MD 21060- 002-013-1 Old Mill HS 04 32 05 05 002 600 Patriot Lane Millersville, MD 21108 002-014-1 Rippling Woods ES 03 32 05 05 002 530 Nolfield Drive Glen Burnie, MD 21061- 002-015-1 Old Mill MS South 03 32 05 05 002 620 Patriot Lane Millersville, MD 21108 002-016-1 Corkran MS 03 32 05 05 002 7600 Quarterfield Road Glen Burnie, MD 21061 002-017-1 Old Mill MS South 03 32 05 05 002 620 Patriot Lane Millersville, MD 21108 002-018-1 Ruth Parker Eason School 04 32 05 05 002 648 Old Mill
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