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Moving the Region Fo rward METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS 2009 Annual Report
Moving the Region Fo rward
METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON 2010 Regional Directory
METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS COG Board of Directors 3-5 | Transportation Planning Board (TPB) 6-8 Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) 9-11 COG Policy Committees 12 | COG Public/Private Partnerships 13-14 COG Administrative Staff 15
MEMBER JURISDICTIONS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 16-21 MARYLAND 22-45 Bladensburg 22 | Bowie 23 | College Park 24-25 | Frederick 26 Frederick County 27-29 | Gaithersburg 30-31 | Greenbelt 32-33 Montgomery County 34-37 | Prince George’s County 38-41 Rockville 42-43 | Takoma Park 44-45 VIRGINIA 46-69 Alexandria 46-48 | Arlington County 49-51 | Fairfax 52-53 Fairfax County 54-57 | Falls Church 58-60 | Loudoun County 61-63 Manassas 64-65 | Manassas Park 65-66 | Prince William County 67-69
STATE AND FEDERAL REGIONAL DELEGATIONS State of Maryland 70-72 | Commonwealth of Virginia 73-74 U.S. Congress 75 METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS About COG
FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS , the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, known as COG, has helped develop regional solutions to such issues as the environment, affordable housing, growth and development, public health, child welfare, public safety, homeland security, and transportation. COG is an independent, nonprofit association comprised of elected officials from 21 local governments, members of the Maryland and Virginia state T legislatures, and members of the U.S. Congress. T R R O O P P E Policies are set through the COG Board of Directors, the National E R R L Capital Region Transportation Planning Board, and the Metropolitan L A A U U N Washington Air Quality Committee. These three boards are responsible N N N A for a broad range of issues under the COG umbrella. Supporting A 9 9 0 0 0 committees help shape programs through the dedicated work of a 0 2 2 G wide array of public servants, from police chiefs to social workers. G O O C C 2 3 Y R O T
C CORPORATE OFFICERS E
R COG Board of Directors I PRESIDENT D
L Judith F. Davis
A (301) 474-8000 N The Board of Directors is COG’s O
I City of Greenbelt Mayor G governing body and is responsible for E R
0 its overall policies, functions, and funds. 1 0 2 Board members are appointed each VICE PRESIDENT year by the participating local William D. Euille governments and by caucuses of state (703) 746-4500 legislative delegations from the region. City of Alexandria Mayor The COG Board takes action on committee recommendations, discusses current and emerging regional problems, VICE PRESIDENT Neil Albert and receives briefings on issues facing (202) 727-6053 the region. Board meetings are open to District of Columbia the public, and representatives from the City Administrator media frequently attend. The COG Board meets monthly. SECRETARY-TREASURER Dan Drummond (703) 385-7800 Please visit www.mwcog.org for the City of Fairfax latest information on meeting dates Council Member and times. COG WAS PROUD TO WORK HAND-IN-HAND with its member Message governments as 2009 posed major challenges for metropolitan Washington’s elected officials and its business and community leaders. from the First, COG members had to respond effectively to a recession that decimated government budgets, services and the housing market around the region. Then, because the region’s rapid growth Board Chair and rate is expected to return soon, they needed to address land-use, transportation, environmental and economic challenges in order to Executive better serve the community in the coming decades. COG members also began to confront the very difficult issue of how to develop a workforce with skills relevant to the economy of the future.
Director T R O P E R L A U
COG Mission N
COG IS THE PREMIER FORUM TO RESOLVE REGIONAL ISSUES BY N A
CONVENING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS. IT IS 9 0 0
THE PLACE WHERE INTERGOVERNMENTAL PLANS ARE DEVELOPED TO 2 G
ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION. O C 4 5 Y R O
T DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Isiah Leggett | (240) 777-2500 Dan Drummond | (703) 385-7800 C
E Montgomery County Executive City of Fairfax Council Member R COG Board of Directors, CONTINUED
I Adrian Fenty | (202) 727-2980 D District of Columbia Mayor
L Roger Berliner | (240) 777-7828 Sharon Bulova | (703) 324-2321
A Montgomery County Councilmember Fairfax County Chairman N BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Vincent C. Gray | (202) 724-8032 O I
G District of Columbia Council Chair Michael Knapp | (240) 777-7955 John W. Foust | (703) 356-0551
E CHAIR
R Montgomery County Councilmember Fairfax County Supervisor Kwame R. Brown Neil Albert | (202) 727-6053 0 1
0 (202) 724-8174 District of Columbia City Administrator Jack B. Johnson | (301) 952-4441 Penelope A. Gross | (703) 256-7717 2 District of Columbia Prince George’s County Executive Fairfax County Vice Chairman Councilmember MARYLAND Camille A. Exum | (301) 952-3690 Hal Lippman | (703) 248-5014 G. Frederick Robinson | (301) 262-6200 Prince George’s County Council Member City of Falls Church Vice Mayor City of Bowie Mayor VICE CHAIR John Britton | (240) 314-8290 Andrea McGimsey | (703) 777-0204 Andrea C. Harrison Andrew M. Fellows | (301) 441-8141 City of Rockville Council Member Loudoun County Supervisor (301) 952-3864 City of College Park Mayor Prince George’s County Bruce R. Williams | (301) 891-7230 Sheryl L. Bass | (703) 257-8211 Vice Chair Randy A. McClement | (301) 600-1380 City of Takoma Park Mayor City of Manassas Council Member City of Frederick Mayor Benjamin Barnes | (301) 858-3046 Frank Jones | (703) 335-8800 David P. Gray | (301) 600-1101 Maryland General Assembly Delegate City of Manassas Park Mayor VICE CHAIR Frederick County Vice President W. S. Wally Covington, III | (703) 792-6190 Frank Principi VIRGINIA (703) 792-4646 Sidney A. Katz | (301) 258-6310 Prince William County Supervisor City of Gaithersburg Mayor William D. Euille | (703) 746-4500 Prince William County James M. Scott | (703) 560-8338 City of Alexandria Mayor Supervisor Judith F. Davis | (301) 474-8000 Virginia General Assembly Delegate City of Greenbelt Mayor J. Walter Tejada | (703) 228-3130 Arlington County Board Member MESSAGE, continued THE ELECTED OFFICIALS OF COG ENVISION THE NATIONAL Budget cuts and reduced services were the first steps needed CAPITAL REGION AS THE BEST PLACE TO LIVE, WORK, PLAY AND to address the current recession. Then, elected leaders completed LEARN. COG FOSTERS REGIONALISM BY PROMOTING REGIONAL two initiatives that will shape the region and help develop its PARTNERSHIPS, DEVELOPING BEST PRACTICES, APPLYING economy in the years to come. Region Forwar d ©, the report of the CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGIES, AND PROVIDING A FORUM FOR Greater Washington 2050 Coalition, offers broad plans for the DECISION-MAKING. region and sets benchmarks to measure progress toward becoming economically competitive in terms of job growth, housing, transportation and the environment. Closing the Gaps to Build the Future, the report of the Workforce Competitiveness taskforce, is designed to help regional leaders begin preparing area residents for jobs needed in the new economy. Although job development has not been part of the regional work program in past years, area leaders believe joint planning and cooperation will reap rewards for workers in every jurisdiction. For T its part, COG will work to help shape a program that will enhance R O P
education, training and job opportunities at all levels. E R L
We hope this annual report demonstrates how all the A U
jurisdictions in metropolitan Washington continue to work together N N A
and move the region forward. 9 0 0 2 G O C 6 7 Y R O
T CHAIR Henry F. Marraffa | 301-258-6310 C E Transportation Planning Board (TPB) David F. Snyder | (703) 248-5014 City of Gaithersburg Council Member R I City of Falls Church Council Member D Rodney M. Roberts | (301) 474-8000 L
A VICE CHAIRS City of Greenbelt Council Member N The National Capital Region federal government must approve in
O Muriel Bowser | (202) 724-8052 I Marc Elrich | (240) 777-7966 G Transportation Planning Board (TPB) is order for federal-aid transportation District of Columbia Councilmember E
R Montgomery County Councilmember the federally designated Metropolitan funds to flow to the area. The TPB was 0 Todd M. Turner | (301) 809-3029 1
0 City of Bowie Council Member Arthur Holmes | (240) 777-7170
2 Planning Organization (MPO) for the created in 1965 by an agreement among Montgomery County Department of Public region, and plays an important role as local governments and the state Works and Transportation Director MEMBERS the regional forum for transportation departments of transportation in Tony Knotts | (301) 952-3860 planning. The TPB is responsible for response to the requirements of the Yvette Alexander | (202) 724-8068 District of Columbia Councilmember Prince George’s County Council Member developing regional transportation Federal Aid Highway Act of 1962. In July Haitham A. Hijazi | (301) 883-5600 policy and a long-range transportation 1966, by mutual agreement, the TPB Phil Mendelson | (202) 724-8064 District of Columbia Councilmember Prince George’s County Department of Public plan for the metropolitan Washington became associated with COG. Works and Transportation Executive Director Gabe Klein | (202) 671-1356 region, as well as programs that the The TPB meets monthly. District of Columbia Department of Phyllis Marcuccio | (240) 314-8290 Transportation Director City of Rockville Mayor Harriet Tregoning | (202) 442-7636 Colleen Clay | (301) 891-7100 City of Takoma Park Council Member Y
A District of Columbia Office of Planning Director R
G Donald Halligan | (410) 865-1275 . Gary Hodge | 301-645-0550 H Maryland Department of Transportation N Charles County Commissioner H O
J William A. Bronrott | (301) 896-0003
Y Patrick Wojahn | (240) 988-7763 B Maryland General Assembly Delegate
O City of College Park Council Member T O
H Jennie M. Forehand | (301) 858-3134
P Carol K. Krimm | (301) 600-1863 City of Frederick Alderman Maryland General Assembly Senator Vacant Kerry J. Donley | (703) 746-4500 Frederick County City of Alexandria Council Member 2010 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 8 Chri B M E M Arl Da st opher Ci i ng R n Catherine R E ty Fa D to , S Li o ru Fa irf n f nd .t n o c Lori mond Fai Co a Lo irf Zi a eg i x Jon a rfax u u me Sm Cou Ci Wa te x T nt do H Suhas ty atha n P Cou y udgi Ci yt un n C B, o V Joh rman ty | ty h oun f rs ice Movi n (7 Pr Coun | Ma CON o ty ns S Mi N | (703 03) n i L f upe n ci Pr Ch (70 addoni . S Ma nas chae D. ce | l Mort | TIN Wa y upe i (703 t Vir M n air ( 385 y rv ) J nas 703 3) Wil ce sa UED e on enk Su 5 gi isor mb l rv ez 60 77 s | Wil -7 C. ) sa ni ) pervi iam isor C (703) | ins 4 a 7-0 80 er 228- a -6 oun s May (70 78 a S iam De Pa 946 | Cou 204 - so lehi 3) c 028 ( rk 3130 pa 703) il 2 | r Cou 57- (70 3 5- Mem n C rt | 3 ty ou me ( 821 n 3) 703) 79 S n ty 8 F b nt uperviso cil ng 7 2- 1 er V 0 92 o Mem 46 ic 38-24 59 f -46 e Tr 6 Cha or w 8 ansp b 43 C N r er h N O Fe ir ri L o d st oph e -V Fe rtation ti e Ro OT r tia d a Priv e l Jo th e ber G N I ra H e A N hn r igh at . l Jam a t L Tr a Th t M M E M e W aw iona V w et P Pro om . e nsi e ay N et Co so ro rt s B at l v er ar h t pso B polit A S R E n Ca gbill, ide io A e | dm | M na n dm (7 p ( n r a 20 ita a s l 03) inis y et | n P in Ta III (2 l V 2) | V a t Wa is Pla ( ac rk tra sk irg Pa | | 15) 548- 20 tr d 219- ( ( V ant Ser sh 703) atio n 202) n in Fo tion t irg Jo 2) ri 656 ni ia W in ci rc 353 650 vic hn ng in 6 Au gt ash a Ge e 1 417 ia - 48 9-70 e, 1 7 S. on C C 6 t 0 n hor Ge in a om Assi 2- 0 - e Tic to 8610 A 0 gt ra 7 25 n ity ir mission e 20 e l e on s po r A tant ra | G | ( s l M rts 20 se ( e A 70 et ne R s mb 2) Au se egi r 3) r opol a 962 mb ly th l 54 on al Ma ori De itan ly 9- - 10 n ty leg Di Se 577 ag Ar re 0 n at er 0 a c e e to tor a r Tr an sit The Q ua enti M D lit g e istr ty over t t y he ro o Me th Co i d cer ct pr p un alt e is ch oli no t A m ep o ti r Wa der p it l men op f t m i f h r ang co s a k a ied ar s C m , a n r itt e shi resp olum of e ol o b ct iv th e an e i e Was d e r t p xt a Tra b y en i d ng e i M m e tan n y es re o d i er o iti o t , C na Fed a ( ents d a bia nsp t ton v pu ns vi M hing tr ry f Co he na i es O ir e if a i n f t i ew ro n W Gr W f ir e n ib af i d la th qu er ter ere c G l l o a s a m M a sta t AQ al i u nd c il q of i nd e r pu mon g to ashi fi s al a he ea al o i t MW alit ta et ua ay cat to t F m n ir po c D io r mi ies n t 19 90 t C C) s and c t e ro o es the na o ist bl io lit te qua ion en es, lea y c A n pa s l la r r h AQ an d ng , ic p i fo y is o i w ri n, i o pl o o M r r el o t c tte g ted i CO ta n ct n p V f . e N a f P i lit n. th lit an C W a r W to o ro In s, nd p Ma l irg the s a g Ai la ef t o an l at r es y G of an e me n AQ afet d bu n e reso nn ing as l y t f exec w t r t gr pla ea d r inia al o r chal a a he i r s h a ea r f Columb on Ac t yla o ac h Ai Are r wa s nd d o ets an C t t nd hi ly si ne e o n h r o nn ing io c l r y r nd ut ing up v p t tra ng R al , r om s er o -a n a , 8 th e an d e n, Q g l ts eg Bo i c p th e o Bo eg io e e s nsmitt times ss , o a d l ua s Ca p ton f o ng I vi a i p o and a nd m N ia al p io e d cr r o r m r r ar f n l d v t eg r lic -a - ci g it s e and a n J eh at pu Vir , g n e e e d y it l s te 2 v AN y t io o a a lo t al i ha F al e 0 i ha l g r C en s o o b te c b nal year t op n pe o inia to o 50 he f n l al U a t Re i vi d rw m c , Di f nd A ly o w d i . e . r v b mi o gi li a R . r c e, il y o e t r nm Re on Y l on an tt ve d c t p n to , he ee 2 gi o om e l r e a ace 0 ar i w r n nt (MW 10, s e n i t g al c ap as h t u , t e he an id h p AQ e r d e ov C C) fo O e r d G
9 COG 2009 ANNUAL REPORT Transportation Public Safety Land Use Housing Health Environment Education Economy Climate
REGION FORWARD, continued stories, podcasts, and targeted advertising to get feedback on the “Residents of the District of Columbia, suburban Maryland and Region Forward draft. After receiving nearly 400 comments from Northern Virginia know our futures are interconnected,” said Fairfax local government officials, business and civic groups, and area County Board of Supervisors Chairman Sharon Bulova, who served residents, COG used the input to strengthen the final report. as Greater Washington 2050 Coalition Chair. “With Region In early 2010, COG will ask each of its 21 member governments Forward , we have a plan that reflects our shared goals and to support Region Forward and its compact. While voluntary, the demonstrates the many benefits of working together more closely.” compact will motivate cities and counties in the region to pledge to The Coalition developed its set of goals by selecting the best use their best efforts to advance the goals in Region Forward . By elements from local government visions, previous COG plans, a endorsing it, local governments will agree to have COG take on a T
workshop that studied bold future scenarios, and public input from a new responsibility to measure regional progress toward the goals R O P
survey of thousands of area residents. Region Forward also includes about every three years. COG will also conduct public surveys on a E R
targets designed to measure progress toward the goals as well as a regular basis to provide a clearer picture of regional progress and L A U
voluntary compact agreement for local governments to endorse develop and refine strategies for meeting the goals. Finally, COG N N
and refer to when making decisions. will launch a new web site, regionforward.org, to educate A 9 0
In the fall of 2009, COG embarked on extensive outreach through stakeholders and citizens about Region Forward and build broad 0 2
presentations at local government meetings, public forums, news support for the effort. G O C 10 11 Y R O
T Karen Lewis Young | (301) 600-1382 Redella S. Pepper | (703) 838-4500 STATE AIR MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS C
E President Pro Tem, City of Frederick Aldermen City of Alexandria Council Member R MWAQC, CONTINUED
I Cecily Beall | (202) 535-2626 D District of Columbia Air Quality Division
L David P. Gray | (301) 600-1101 Steven C. Stombres | (703) 385-7800
A Frederick County Board of Commissioners City of Fairfax Council Member N CHAIR George (Tad) Aburn | (410) 537-3255 O I Leta Mach | (301) 474-8000 State of Maryland Department of the G Ryan Spiegel | (301) 258-6310 Sharon Bulova | (703) 324-2321 E City of Greenbelt Council Member R City of Gaithersburg Council Member Fairfax County Chairman Environment 0 1 VICE CHAIRS 0 Roger Berliner | (240) 777-7955 John C. Cook | (703) 425-9300 Mike Dowd | (804) 698-4284 2 John Britton | (240) 314-8290 Montgomery County Council Member Fairfax County Supervisor Commonwealth of Virginia Department City of Rockville Council Member of Environmental Quality Nancy Floreen | (240) 777-7959 Linda Smyth | (703) 560-6946 Jay Fisette | (703) 228-3130 Montgomery County President Fairfax County Supervisor Arlington County Chair STATE TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALS Robert Hoyt | (240) 777-7700 David F. Snyder | (703) 248-5014 Phil Mendelson | (202) 724-8064 Gabe Klein | (202) 671-1356 Montgomery County Division of Environmental City of Falls Church Council Member District of Columbia Department of District of Columbia Council Member Policy and Compliance Chief Andrea McGimsey | (703) 777-0204 Transportation MWAQC MEMBERS Will A. Campos | (301) 952-4436 Loudoun County Supervisor Howard Simons | (410) 865-1296 Prince George’s County Council Member Keith Anderson | (202) 535-2600 Steven Randolph | (703) 368-4732 Maryland Department of Transportation District Department of the Environment Charles Wilson | (301) 883-5810 City of Manassas Council Member JoAnne Sorenson | (703) 383-4311 Prince George’s County Environmental John Stirrup | (703) 792-6195 Virginia Department of Transportation Vacant Resources Department Director City of Bowie Prince William County Supervisor Frederick L. Schultz | (301) 891-7100 Adam Ebbin | (703) 549-8253 Wilson Parran | (410) 535-1600 City of Takoma Park Council Member Calvert County Commissioner Virginia General Assembly Delegate Marvin Holmes | (410) 841-3098 Mary Margaret Whipple | (703) 538-4097 Edith J. Patterson | (301) 645-0550 Maryland General Assembly Delegate Charles County Commissioner Virginia General Assembly Senator Vacant Marcus Afzali | (240) 487-3501 Ext. 1507 Maryland General Assembly Senator City of College Park Council Member Strengthening Federal-Regional Ties
“COG MEMBERS ARE EXCITED about President Obama’s new focus on metropolitan regions and we believe that the dialogue and partnership we launch today will help advance that focus here in the National Capital Region and around the country,” COG T
Chairman Penny Gross told attendees at a meeting hosted by COG R O P
and the National Capital Planning Commission with senior Obama E R
Administration officials such as Valerie Jarrett, Adolfo Carrion, and L A U
Xavier Briggs. The July 2009 meeting reflected COG’s goal of N N
strengthening ties with its federal partners and looking for new A 9 0
opportunities to work together on issues of importance to the 0 2
National Capital Region. G O C 12 13 Y R O
T HUMAN SERVICES AND PUBLIC SAFETY POLICY METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON ALTERNATIVE C
E COMMITTEE (HSPSPC) FUELS CLEAN CITIES PARTNERSHIP
R COG Policy Committees COG Public/Private Partnerships I Addresses a broad range of regional issues, D The partnership seeks to encourage and
L including law enforcement, fire and rescue
A accelerate the use of alternative fueled vehicles
N CHESAPEAKE BAY POLICY COMMITTEE (CBPC) services, affordable housing, health and human ANACOSTIA WATERSHED RESTORATION
O in the region. Its membership includes local I Established by the COG Board of Directors in services, foster care, substance abuse, and PARTNERSHIP G
E mental health. HSPSPC meets bimonthly. government and private fleet managers, area R recognition of the importance of the The partnership guides the restoration of the utilities, and other alternative fuel interests, 0
1 Chesapeake Bay Program to local governments river in the District of Columbia and suburban 0 METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT POLICY nonprofit environmental and advocacy 2 within the region. The Committee focuses on Maryland and was created by the COG Board COMMITTEE (MDPC) organizations, federal and state governments, developing proactive Bay policies on behalf of of Directors in 2006 to enhance restoration Advises the Board of Directors on all planning, and academia. the COG membership, as well as communicating efforts. Its Leadership Council consists of the land use, forecasting, and economic www.mwcog.org/committee with COG member jurisdictions on Bay Program development issues. The committee is Mayor of the District of Columbia, the Governor activities. CBPC meets bimonthly. responsible for integrating land use, of Maryland, the County Executives of NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION EMERGENCY transportation, and environmental policies, Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties and PREPAREDNESS COUNCIL (EPC) CLIMATE, ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT POLICY and also reviews and recommends changes in two high-level federal agency officials. A public-private advisory body established by COMMITTEE (CEEPC) metropolitan development policies and plans. www.anacostia.net the COG Board of Directors that oversees and Provides leadership on climate change, energy, MDPC meets bimonthly. implements the Regional Emergency green building, alternative fuels, solid waste CLEAN AIR PARTNERS Coordination Plan. It also coordinates activities and recycling issues, and to help support area A full listing of COG Committees can be found A volunteer, nonprofit, public-private of emergency support groups and develops governments as they work together to meet the at www.mwcog.org/committee . partnership, which seeks to improve health and emergency preparedness training with the goals outlined in the National Capital Region the quality of life in the Washington and Chief Administrative Officers Committee and Climate Change Report. CEEPC meets bimonthly. Baltimore metropolitan regions by educating state/federal Senior Policy Group. The EPC is the public to take voluntary action to reduce comprised of area elected officials and senior ground-level ozone and particle pollution, and representatives of federal, state, nonprofit, and to reduce exposure to ozone. It was chartered private sector stakeholders. by COG and the Baltimore Metropolitan Council. www.mwcog.org/committee www.cleanairpartners.net TIES, continued stirring address, Sims told area leaders, “Your task is formidabl e— Jarrett, who serves as you get to be the American lab. This region reflects what we say to Senior Advisor to President the rest of America and the rest of the world.” Sims expressed Obama and Assistant for strong support for the goals of the Greater Washington 2050 Intergovernmental Affairs, Coalition and its Region Forward report. He also stressed the showed enthusiasm for importance of ending efforts to expand transit- homelessness and addressing oriented development and huge disparities in health and clean up the region's education status based on waterways. Based on her where people live. Emphasizing experience in local the need to deal with government, Jarrett told interrelated issues in a COG members she comprehensive way, Sims understands the frustration noted that HUD’s Office of that they often feel due to Sustainable Housing and T
the stove piped and often Communities will work R O P
slow nature of the federal process and will bring this awareness to together more closely with E R
her work at the federal level. the federal Departments of L A U
Keeping the focus on federal-regional partnership, COG Chair Transportation (DOT,) N N Penny Gross invited Deputy Secretary Ron Sims of the U.S. Agriculture and the A 9 0
Department of Housing and Urban Development to deliver the Environmental Protection 0 2
keynote address at its 2009 Annual Luncheon in December. In a Agency (EPA). G O C 14 15 Y R O
T PUBLIC SAFETY & HEALTH DIRECTOR C
E David McMillion | (202) 962-3708
R Public/Private Partnerships COG Administrative Staff I CONTINUED D [email protected] L
A PURCHASING AND FACILITIES DIRECTOR N WASHINGTON AREA HOUSING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR O I David J. Robertson | (202) 962-3260 Carl Kalish | (202) 962-3222
G PARTNERSHIP (WAHP) E [email protected] [email protected] R A regional public-private housing 0
1 TRANSPORTATION PLANNING DIRECTOR GENERAL COUNSEL
0 partnership that seeks to preserve and 2 F. Lee Ruck | (202) 962-3733 Ronald F. Kirby | (202) 962-3310 expand the supply of affordable housing [email protected] for low- and moderate income families. [email protected] A full staff listing is available at It convenes regional leaders, researches CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER local housing policies, provides technical Raymond R. Rawlins | (202) 962-3362 www.mwcog.org/contact/staff . assistance to nonprofit organizations and [email protected] INFORMATION NUMBERS local governments, and advocates for COMMUNITY PLANNING AND SERVICES expanding affordable housing DIRECTOR Air Quality Hotline opportunities. Paul DesJardin | (202) 962-3293 (202) 962-3299 (May-Sept.) www.wahpdc.org [email protected] Commuter Connections ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS DIRECTOR 1-800-745-RIDE Stuart A. Freudberg | (202) 962-3340 Foster Care Hopeline [email protected] 800-669-HOPE HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR Wednesday’s Child Imelda Roberts | (202) 962-3240 800-TO-ADOPT-ME [email protected] Wise Water Use Hotline INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR (202) 962-3755 George Danilovics | (202) 962-3248 [email protected] PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR Jeanne Saddler | (202) 962-3250 [email protected] Pursuing Stimulus Funds
CONCURRENT WITH EFFORTS to improve the federal-regional partnership, COG and area governments developed a regional approach to aggressively pursue funds from the $787 billion in federal stimulus dollars available under the American Recovery T
and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). From transportation to housing to R O P
environmental projects, the COG Board directed staff to work with E R L N member jurisdictions to set priorities and apply for stimulus dollars E A Z U T N N that would help build a more sustainable and economically resilient A N J . A V . region. COG also launched an online regional clearinghouse for 9 M 0 Y 0 B news and information on stimulus funds for area governments and 2 O T G
O stakeholders to refer to. O H C P 16 17 Y R O
T OFFICE OF THE MAYOR Michael A. Brown (I) At-Large | (202) 724-8105 SECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL C
E Mayor, Adrian M. Fenty (D) | (202) 727-2980 WB 406 Cynthia Brock-Smith | (202) 724-8080 R District of Columbia I
D WB 6th Floor [email protected] WB 5
L [email protected] [email protected] A David A. Catania (I) At-Large | (202) 724-7772 N John A. Wilson Building (WB) O
I WB 404 ASSISTANT SECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA G
E [email protected] Ronald R. Collins | (202) 724-8080
R Washington, DC 20004-3001 www.dccouncil.us WB 5 0
1 (202) 727-1000 Mary M. Cheh (D) Ward 3 | (202) 724-8062
0 CHAIRMAN [email protected]
2 7 a.m .–7 p.m. Vincent C. Gray (D) | (202) 724-8032 WB 108 www.dc.gov POLICY ANALYSIS DIRECTOR WB 504 [email protected] Susan M. Banta | (202) 442-6762 The Mayor and Council serve staggered [email protected] Jim Graham (D) Ward 1 | (202) 724-8181 WB 5 four-year terms. WB 105 CHAIRMAN PRO TEM [email protected] Next general election: November 2010 Jack Evans (D) Ward 2 | (202) 724-8058 [email protected] WB 106 Phil Mendelson (D) At-Large | (202) 724-8064 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF [email protected] WB 402 CITY ADMINISTRATOR Yvette M. Alexander (D) Ward 7 | (202) 724-8068 [email protected] Neil Albert | (202) 727-6053 WB 400 Harry Thomas, Jr. (D) Ward 5 | (202) 724-8028 [email protected] [email protected] WB 107 CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Marion Barry (D) Ward 8 | (202) 724-8045 [email protected] Dr. Natwar M. Gandhi | (202) 727-7246 WB 102 Tommy Wells (D) Ward 6 | (202) 724-8072 [email protected] [email protected] WB 408 OFFICE OF POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS Muriel Bowser (D) Ward 4 | (202) 724-8052 [email protected] Bridget Davis | (202) 727-6979 WB 110 BUDGET DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Eric Goulet | (202) 724-8139 CHIEF OF STAFF Kwame R. Brown (D) At-Large | (202) 724-8174 WB 508 Carrie Kohns | (202) 727-2643 WB 506 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] GENERAL COUNSEL DEPUTY MAYOR FOR EDUCATION Brian K. Flowers | (202) 724-8026 Victor Reinoso | (202) 727-8001 WB 4 [email protected] [email protected] STIMULUS FUNDS, CONTINUED As of the time of this publication, the National Capital Region was awarded $58.8 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation. The funding comes from a new multimodal transportation grant program called TIGER, which stands for Transportation Improvements Generating Economic Recovery. Over $26 million will be invested in improving bus transportation along priority corridors in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. Improvements to these corridors include dedicated bus lanes, traffic signal priority, skip stop service, enhanced pedestrian access and bus stops, and real-time passenger information. COG has also been approved for a stimulus grant to manage a Diesel anti-Idling Campaign in the District of Columbia, as well as another grant to update water pollution control plans in the city. Priority Bus T R
Corridors O P E R L A U N N A 9 0 0 2 G O C 18 19 Y R O
T AUDITOR DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS DIRECTOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR C
E Deborah Nichols | (202) 727-3600 Devon Brown | (202) 673-7316 Joseph Walsh | (202) 671-1900
R District of Columbia, CONTINUED I
D [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] L
A BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS OFFICE DIRECTOR COURT OF APPEALS CHIEF JUDGE ENERGY OFFICE DIRECTOR N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont. O
I Erica Easter | (202) 727-1372 Eric T. Washington | (202) 879-2770 Jack Werner | (202) 673-6700
G DEPUTY MAYOR FOR PLANNING AND
E [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
R ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 0 1 Valerie Santos | (202) 727-6365 CHANCELLOR OF SCHOOLS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COURT EXECUTIVE ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR 0 OFFICER (INTERIM) 2 [email protected] Michelle Rhee | (202) 442-5885 [email protected] Ann B. Wicks | (202) 879-1700 Maureen R. McGowan | (202) 535-2600 SECRETARY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA [email protected] [email protected] Stephanie D. Scott | (202) 727-6306 CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER [email protected] Bryan Sivak | (202) 727-2277 DISABILITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR FINANCE AND TREASURY DEPUTY CFO [email protected] Dr. Judith Heumann | (202) 730-1700 La Sana Mack | (202) 727-6055 DIRECTOR FOR BUDGET AND [email protected] [email protected] PLANNING/DEPUTY CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE, SECURITIES, Gordon McDonald | (202) 727-6343 AND BANKING DISABILITY RIGHTS OFFICE DIRECTOR FIRE AND EMS CHIEF [email protected] Gennett Purcell | (202) 727-8000 Derek Orr | (202) 724-5055 Dennis Rubin | (202) 673-3320 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] OFFICE OF AGING DIRECTOR Clarence Brown | (202) 724-5622 COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR DOCUMENTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE ISSUANCES HEALTH DIRECTOR [email protected] Mafara Hobson | (202) 727-5011 ADMINISTRATOR Dr. Pierre Vigilance | (202) 442-5955 [email protected] Andrea Garvey | (202) 727-5090 [email protected] ARTS AND HUMANITIES COMMISSION [email protected] EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CONSUMER AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Gloria Nauden | (202) 724-5613 DIRECTOR ELECTIONS AND ETHICS BOARD EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR [email protected] Linda Argo | (202) 442-8947 DIRECTOR Leila Finucane-Edmonds | (202) 442-7200 [email protected] Rokey Suleman | (202) 727-2525 [email protected] ATTORNEY GENERAL [email protected] Peter Nickles | (202) 727-3400 CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR HOUSING AUTHORITY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR [email protected] David P. Gragan | (202) 727-0252 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND HOMELAND (INTERIM) [email protected] SECURITY DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR Adrianne Todman | (202) 535-1513 Millicent Williams | (202) 727-3150 [email protected] CONVENTION AND SPORTS CENTER AUTHORITY [email protected] Gregory O’Dell | (202) 249-3307 HUMAN RIGHTS OFFICE DIRECTOR [email protected] Gustavo F. Velasquez | (202) 727-4559 [email protected] Improving the Region’s Workforce
IN FEBRUARY 2009, in the midst of economic uncertainty and rising unemployment, the COG Board of Directors took action to help the region prepare for and adapt to a T
changing economy. The Board R O P
included a commitment to E R
regional workforce preparation L A U
in its annual Policy Focus and N N
Priorities and approved the A 9 0
creation of a Task Force on 0 2
Workforce Competitiveness. G O C 20 21 Y R O
T MENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXECUTIVE TAXICAB COMMISSION CHAIR C
E Stephen Baron | (202) 673-7440 DIRECTOR Leon Swain | (202) 645-6005
R District of Columbia, CONTINUED I Phylicia Fauntleroy Bowman | (202) 626-9176 D [email protected] [email protected]
L [email protected] A MOTOR VEHICLES DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont.
O PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR PRESIDENT
I Lucinda Babers | (202) 724-2034
G HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR William O. Howland | (202) 673-6812 Dr. Allen L. Sessoms | (202) 274-5100
R Clarence H. Carter | (202) 671-4200 [email protected] [email protected] 0 1 [email protected] PEOPLE’S COUNSEL 0 REAL ESTATE SERVICES DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR ZONING COMMISSION DIRECTOR 2 Elizabeth A. Noel | (202) 727-3071 INSPECTOR GENERAL [email protected] Robin-Eve Jasper | (202) 724-4400 Jamison L. Weinbaum | (202) 727-6311 Charles J. Willoughby, Esq. | (202) 727-2540 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] PERSONNEL DIRECTOR Brender L. Gregory | (202) 442-9600 RECORDER OF DEEDS LABOR RELATIONS AND COLLECTIVE [email protected] Larry Todd | (202) 727-7097 BARGAINING DIRECTOR [email protected] Natasha Campbell | (202) 724-4953 PLANNING DIRECTOR [email protected] Harriet Tregoning | (202) 442-7600 RECREATION AND PARKS DIRECTOR (INTERIM) [email protected] Jesús Aguirre Clark Ray | (202) 673-7665 [email protected] LATINO AFFAIRS DIRECTOR POLICE CHIEF Mercedes Lemp | (202) 727-1101 Cathy L. Lanier | (202) 727-4218 SUPERIOR COURT CHIEF JUDGE [email protected] [email protected] Lee F. Satterfield | (202) 879-1600 [email protected] LIBRARY DIRECTOR Ginnie Cooper | (202) 727-1101 PUBLIC DEFENDER SERVICE DIRECTOR [email protected] Avis Buchanan | (202) 628-1200 SURVEYOR [email protected] Roland F. Driest, Jr. | (202) 442-4699 LOCAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] Lee A. Smith III | (202) 724-1385 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION CHAIRPERSON [email protected] Betty Ann Kane | (202) 626-5100 TAX AND REVENUE DEPUTY CFO [email protected] Stephen M. Cordi | (202) 442-6200 [email protected] WORKFORCE, CONTINUED The task force reviewed current programs within and outside the region and identified strategies to better prepare workers to meet labor force needs. The Closing the Gaps to Build the Future report summarizes the task force’s findings. The report marks the first time workforce development has been examined at the regional level. At its January 2010 meeting, the Board voted unanimously to adopt the report. “At a time of immense economic pressure in both the private and public sectors, strengthening the ability to meet current and future employment needs must be a primary focus for the region’s policy makers and leaders,” said City of Alexandria Mayor Bill Euille, Chair of the task force. “The National Capital Region must be well- T
positioned to emerge from the current economic downturn more R O P
resilient and competitive.” E R L A U N N Closing the Gaps to Build the Future A 9 0
can be viewed and/or downloaded at 0 2
www.mwcog.org/publications/ G O C 22 23 Y R O
T ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF C E
R Bladensburg Bowie CITY MANAGER
I TOWN ADMINISTRATOR (ACTING) D John E. Moss | (301) 864-6080 David J. Deutsch | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3028 L [email protected] A [email protected] N 4229 Edmonston Road City Hall
O ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER I Bladensburg, Maryland 20710 2614 Kenhill Drive G TOWN CLERK John L. Fitzwater | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3075 E
R (301) 927-7048 Patricia McAuley | (301) 927-7048, ext. 136 Bowie, MD 20715-2599 [email protected] 0 1 9 a.m .–5 p.m. [email protected] (301) 262-6200 CITY ATTORNEY 0
2 www.bladensburg.com 8:30 a.m .–5 p.m. Robert H. Levan | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3029 CODE ENFORCEMENT DIRECTOR www.cityofbowie.org The mayor serves a two-year term. Timothy McNamara | (301) 927-0330 [email protected] Council members serve four-year terms. [email protected] Council members serve concurrent CITY CLERK two-year terms. Pamela A Fleming | (301) 262-6200, ext.3029 Next election: October 5, 2011 CHIEF OF POLICE [email protected] John E. Moss | (301) 864-6080 Next election: November 8, 2011 COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR TOWN COUNCIL [email protected] Lawrence Pierce | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3004 CITY COUNCIL MAYOR PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR [email protected] Walter Lee James, Jr. | (301) 927-7048 Vacant MAYOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] G. Frederick Robinson | (301) 262-6200 John Henry King | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3042 TREASURER [email protected] [email protected] Walter Ficklin | (301) 927-7048 Terry Jackson | (301) 927-7048 [email protected] [email protected] Dennis Brady | (301) 262-6200 FINANCE DIRECTOR [email protected] Robert Patrick | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3024 Walter George | (301) 927-7048 [email protected] [email protected] James L. Marcos | (301) 262-6200 [email protected] HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Cris Mendoza | (301) 927-7048 Steven Haley | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3070 [email protected] Diane Polangin | (301) 262-6200 [email protected] [email protected] PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Charlina Watson | (301) 927-7048 Isaac C. Trouth | (202) 262-6200 Joseph M. Meinert | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3046 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Todd M. Turner | (202) 262-6200 POLICE CHIEF Katherine A. Perez | (301) 575-2480 [email protected] [email protected] Geraldine Valentino-Smith | (301) 262-6200 PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR [email protected] R. James Henrikson | (301) 262-6200 ext. 2335 [email protected] Promoting the 2010 Census
URBAN COMMUNITIES to build regional awareness and metropolitan and encourage participation areas have been prone throughout the District of to undercounts in the Columbia, Maryland, and R
past, so COG and its Virginia. E G N I L
local governments are “The District of Columbia I E R
working with their and the whole metropolitan D N T A E federal partners to region have an extraordinary R S O Y P B
conduct a more growth rate,” U.S. E O R T L complete count during Congresswoman Eleanor O H A P U
the 2010 U.S. Census. Holmes Norton (D-DC) said N N
In 2009, COG began during an event at COG. “We have so much at stake for the 2010 A 9 0
hosting and coordinating meetings among U.S. Census Bureau Census.” At these events, officials have reminded residents that the 0 2
officials, area elected officials, school administrators and educators Census guides key policy decisions, impacts their representation in G O C 24 25 Y R O
T CITY COUNCIL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF HOUSING AUTHORITY DIRECTOR C
E Regina Stone-Mitchell | (301) 345-3600
R College Park
I MAYOR CITY MANAGER
D [email protected] Andrew M. Fellows | ( 301) 441-8141 Joseph L. Nagro | ( 240) 487-3501 L
A [email protected] [email protected] HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR N City Hall O
I Jill R. Clements | ( 240) 487-3533 4500 Knox Road Marcus Afzali | ( 240) 487-3501 Ext. 1507 ASSISTANT TO THE CITY MANAGER G
R College Park, Maryland 20740-3390 [email protected] Vacant 0
1 240-487-3500 PLANNING DIRECTOR
0 Robert T. Catlin | ( 240) 487-3501 Ext. 1503 CITY ATTORNEY
2 Fax: (301) 699-8029 Terry Schum | ( 240) 487-3538 [email protected] Suellen Ferguson | (301) 261-2247 8 a.m .–5 p.m. [email protected] [email protected] www.collegeparkmd.gov Mark Cook | ( 240) 554-2231 PUBLIC SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] CITY CLERK Council members serve concurrent Robert W. Ryan | ( 240) 487-3570 Janeen S. Miller | ( 240) 487-3501 two-year terms. Denise C. Mitchell | ( 240) 487-3501 Ext. 1508 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Next election: November 8, 2011 PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR COMMUNITY RESOURCES DIRECTOR Christine Nagle | ( 240) 487-3501 Ext. 1501 Robert Stumpff | ( 240) 487-3590 Peggy Higgins | ( 240) 487-3550 [email protected] John E. Perry | ( 240) 487-3501 Ext. 1504 [email protected] [email protected] DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Stephanie E. Stullich | ( 301) 742-4442 Stephen Groh | ( 240) 487-3509 [email protected] [email protected] Patrick L. Wojahn | ( 240) 988-7763 DEPUTY FINANCE DIRECTOR [email protected] Leo L. Thomas | ( 240) 487-3509 [email protected] CENSUS, CONTINUED Congress, and influences billions of dollars in government services and investments in transportation improvements, hospitals and schools. Officials have also stressed the need to count people of all ages, races, ethnic groups— both citizens and non-citizens. They pointed out that there are segments of the population that either distrust the government or do not know about the Census. “We need a combined, united, grassroots effort to reach hard-to-count people,” said Walter Tejada, an Arlington County Board Member. In the coming year, COG and area T R
governments will help with outreach in a O P E
variety of ways such as encouraging employees R L
and constituents to complete and mail their A U N
questionnaires, distributing Census forms and N A
educational materials, and continuing to offer 9 0 0
meeting space for Census officials. 2 G O C 26 27 Y R O
T ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF C E
R Frederick Frederick County
I CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER COUNTY MANAGER D Randy A. McClement | (301) 600-1380 Ronald A. Hart | (301) 600-3999 L
A [email protected] [email protected] N City Hall Winchester Hall O I 101 North Court Street, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE MAYOR 12 East Church Street ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER G E
R Frederick, Maryland 21701 Richard B. Weldon | (301) 600-3834 Frederick, Maryland 21701 Barry L. Stanton | (301) 600-1028 0
1 (301) 600-1380 [email protected] (301) 600-9000 [email protected] 0
2 8 a.m .–4:30 p.m. 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. CHIEF OF POLICE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER www.cityoffrederick.com www.FrederickCountyMD.gov Kim C. Dine | (301) 600-2105 Joyce M. Grossnickle | (301) 600-1102 The Mayor and Aldermen serve four-year terms. [email protected] Commissioners serve concurrent [email protected] four-year terms. Next general election: November 2013 CITY ATTORNEY ADULT DETENTION CENTER CORRECTIONS Saundra Nickols | (301) 600-1387 Next election: November 2010 BUREAU CHIEF MAYOR [email protected] Lt. Col. Steven E. Rau | (301) 600-3068 Randy A. McClement BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS [email protected] DIRECTOR OF FINANCE (301) 600-1380 Gerald Kolbfleisch | (301) 600-1395 PRESIDENT ANIMAL CONTROL DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Jan H. Gardner (D) | (301) 600-3190 Harold L. Domer, Jr. | (301) 600-1546 [email protected] [email protected] BOARD OF ALDERMEN DIRECTOR OF FREDERICK COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY BOARD OF ELECTIONS DIRECTOR PRESIDENT PRO TEM Michael Spurrier | (301) 600-1506 VICE PRESIDENT Stuart Harvey | (301) 600-1007 Karen Lewis Young | (301) 600-1382 [email protected] David P. Gray (R) | (301) 600-1101 President: Mark P. Jeffers [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Michael C. O’Connor | (301) 600-1386 Kai J. Hagen (D) | (301) 600-1101 BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS CHAIR [email protected] [email protected] James E. McClellan, D.V.M. | (301) 600-1156 Shelley M. Aloi | (301) 600-1632 John L. Thompson, Jr. (R) | (301) 600-1303 Administrator: Kathy Vahle [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Carol L. Krimm | (301) 600-1863 Blaine R. Young (R) | (301) 600-2336 BUDGET OFFICER [email protected] [email protected] Michael J. Gastley | (301) 600-1122 [email protected] Kelly M. Russell | (301) 600-2966 [email protected] Bay Restoration IN ONE OF HIS FIRST EXECUTIVE ORDERS , President Barack Obama pledged “to protect and restore the health, heritage, natural resources, and social and economic value” of the Chesapeake Bay, the nation’s largest estuary. In October 2009, U.S. Senator Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD), a longtime advocate for the Bay, spoke to the COG Board of Directors about his proposal to restore the Chesapeake Bay. T R O P E R L A U N N A 9 0 0 2 G O C 28 29 Y R O
T FINANCE DIRECTOR INTERNAL AUDIT DIRECTOR PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER C
E John R. Kroll | (301) 600-1117 Richard A. Kaplan | (301) 600-1675 Robin K. Santangelo | (301) 600-2590
R Frederick County, CONTINUED I [email protected] D [email protected] [email protected] L
A FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES DIRECTOR LAND PRESERVATION PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIRECTOR N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont. Darrell L. Batson | (301) 600-1613 O Thomas W. Owens | (301) 600-1536 Timothy J. Blaser | (301) 600-2513 I
G CITIZENS CARE AND REHABILITATION CENTER [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] E
R ADMINISTRATOR FREDERICK COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESIDENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR 0 1 Nicole M. Bohrer-Banzhoff | (301) 600-1550 Alan J. Hudak, P.E. | (301) 600-1129 0 Carol W. Eaton, Ph.D. | (301) 846-2442 Austin S. Abraham | (301) 600-1039
2 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] CITIZENS SERVICES DIRECTOR HEALTH OFFICER MONTEVUE HOME ADMINISTRATOR PURCHASING DIRECTOR Margaret L. Nusbaum | (301) 600-1063 Barbara A. Brookmyer, M.D.M.P.H. Diane L. Grove | (301) 600-1582 Harold E. Good, CPPO | (301) 600-1047 [email protected] (301) 600-2509 [email protected] [email protected] CLERK TO THE CIRCUIT COURT [email protected] PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR REGISTER OF WILLS Sandra K. Dalton | (301) 600-1906 HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT W. Paul Dial | (301) 600-1647 Virginia P. Fifer | (301) 600-6565 [email protected] HEAD [email protected] SHERIFF COUNTY ATTORNEY Thomas J. Meunier, P.E. | (301) 600-2950 Charles “Chuck” A. Jenkins | (301) 600-3692 PERMITTING AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW DIRECTOR John S. Mathias, Esq. | (301) 600-1030 [email protected] Gary W. Hessong | (301) 600-1172 [email protected] [email protected] HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT [email protected] SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT OF AGING DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Diane W. Gordy | (301) 600-4541 PLANNING DIRECTOR Carolyn B. True | (301) 600-3521 Jennifer S. Short | (301) 600-3530 [email protected] Eric E. Soter | (301) 600-1153 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] STATE’S ATTORNEY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR HUMAN RELATIONS DIRECTOR J. Charles “Charlie”Smith III, Esq. | (301) 600-2917 PUBLIC DEFENDER OFFICE Laurie M. Boyer | (301) 600-1058 Henry L. Templeton | (301) 600-1110 [email protected] Mary Riley , District Public Defender [email protected] [email protected] Office Manager: Wendy Priet SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR (301) 600-1987 Linda D. Burgee, Ed. D. | (301) 696-6910 Jack E. Markey | (301) 600-6790 Mitchell L. Hose | (301) 600-1070 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] PUBLIC HEALTH PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE TRANSIT SERVICES DIRECTOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DIRECTOR INTERAGENCY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES DIRECTOR Sherry C. Burford | (301) 600-2065 George L. Keller | (301) 600-3179 DIRECTOR Barbara S. Rosvold, R.N. | (301) 600-6033 [email protected] [email protected] Dale R. Spangenberg | (301) 600-4016 [email protected] UTILITIES AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] Michael G. Marschner | (301) 600-2997 [email protected] BAY RESTORATION, CONTINUED In July, then COG Chairman Penelope Gross appeared Cardin’s proposal, “The Chesapeake Clean Water and Ecosystem on ‘The COG Podcast’ to discuss the successes and Restoration Act,” would codify President Obama’s recent Chesapeake remaining challenges in improving the health of the Bay Executive Order. The act contains a number of important Chesapeake Bay. To hear that and/or other episodes, visit www.mwcog.org/news provisions, including strengthening the federal-state Chesapeake Bay Program, establishing aggressive new deadlines for meeting Bay water quality standards as well as consequences for failing to meet “The health of the Chesapeake Bay is vital to our region,” said those deadlines, and requiring regular progress reports to Congress. Cardin. “Leaders at every level need to be at the table on this issue.” The Bay would likely be in much worse shape were it not for the federal, state, and local efforts coordinated in the EPA’s Chesapeake Bay Program. However, a number of the program’s water quality goals have not yet been met, and the restoration process must be accelerated. Population growth, the loss of green space to paved surfaces, and the impacts of climate change have made it more difficult to achieve the program’s objectives, Cardin said. T
Gaithersburg City Council Member Catherine Drzyzgula told R O P
Board members that she looked forward to working with Cardin on E R
restoration of the Bay, and noted that flexibility in implementation L A U
will be important. “Some aspects of regulation are best left at the N N
state and local level,” Drzyzgula said. “Regulations must also strike A 9 0
a balance among often competing policy goals, such as reducing 0 2
greenhouse gas emissions and promoting smart growth.” G O C 30 31 Y R O
T CITY COUNCIL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF PARKS, RECREATION, AND CULTURE DIRECTOR C
E MAYOR AND PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL Michele R. Potter | (301) 258-6350
R Gaithersburg
I CITY MANAGER
D Sidney A. Katz | ( 301) 258-6310 [email protected] Angel L. Jones | (301) 258-6310 L [email protected] A [email protected] PLANNING AND CODE ADMINISTRATION N City Hall O
I VICE PRESIDENT DIRECTOR 31 S. Summit Avenue ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER G
E Cathy C. Drzyzgula | (301) 258-6310 Greg Ossont | (301) 258-6330
R Gaithersburg, Maryland 20877-2098 Tony Tomasello | (301) 258-6310 [email protected] [email protected] 0
1 (301) 258-6300 [email protected] 0
2 TTY: (301) 258-6430 Jud Ashman | (301) 258-6310 POLICE CHIEF (INTERIM) CITY ATTORNEY 8 a.m .–5 p.m. [email protected] Major Mark Sroka | (301) 258-6400 Lynn Board | (301) 258-6310 www.gaithersburgmd.gov [email protected] Henry F. Marraffa | (301) 258-6310 [email protected] Council members serve staggered [email protected] PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTOR COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR four-year terms. Britta Monaco | (301) 258-6310 Michael A. Sesma | (301) 258-6310 Crystal Carr | (301) 258-6395 [email protected] Next election: November 2011 [email protected] [email protected] PUBLIC WORKS, PARKS MAINTENANCE, AND Ryan Spiegel | (301) 258-6310 FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR ENGINEERING DIRECTOR [email protected] Harold W. Belton | (301) 258-6320 James D. Arnoult | (301) 258-6370 [email protected] [email protected] HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Margaret Daily | (301) 258-6327 [email protected] INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR Peter Cottrell | (301) 258-6325 [email protected] Highlighting Air Quality Progress
PRELIMINARY REGIONAL DATA shows there was less pollution from ozone in 2009 than at any time in the last decade, according to the Metropolitan Washington Air Quality T
Committee (MWAQC), which monitors the R O P
region’s air quality. There were only four Code E R
Orange days, meaning unhealthy to groups like L O A C U S E children and senior citizens, in 2009, compared N N N W A
A to 17 in 2008. In 2009, there were no Code Red 9 G 0 Y B days, meaning harmful for everyone. In 2008, 0 2 O T G O three Code Red days were observed. O H P C 32 33 Y R O
T CITY COUNCIL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT C
E DIRECTOR
R Greenbelt I MAYOR CITY MANAGER Celia W. Craze | (301) 345-5417 D Judith F. Davis | (301) 474-8000 Michael P. McLaughlin | (301) 474-8000 L [email protected] A [email protected] [email protected] N 25 Crescent Road
O POLICE CHIEF I Greenbelt, Maryland 20770-1886 MAYOR PRO TEM ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER G James R. Craze | (301) 507-6501 E
R (301) 474-8000 Emmett V. Jordan | (301) 474-8000 David E. Moran | (301) 474-8000 [email protected] 0
1 8 a.m .–4:30 p.m. [email protected] [email protected]
0 PUBLIC INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS 2 www.greenbeltmd.gov Konrad E. Herling | (301) 474-8000 CITY ATTORNEY COORDINATOR Council members serve concurrent two-year [email protected] Robert Manzi | (301) 952-0100 Beverly Palau | (301) 474-8000 terms. The Mayor is selected by the Council. [email protected] Leta M. Mach | (301) 474-8000 [email protected] Next general election: November 8, 2011 [email protected] CITY CLERK PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR Cindy Murray | (301) 474-8000 Silke I. Pope | (301) 474-8000 Kenneth Hall | (301) 474-8004 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] CITY TREASURER Edward V. J. Putens | (301) 474-8000 PURCHASING AGENT Jeffrey L. Williams | (301) 474-1552 [email protected] Lannay Tull | (301) 474-1552 [email protected] [email protected] Rodney M. Roberts | (301) 474-8000 HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR [email protected] RECREATION DIRECTOR Mary Johnson | (301) 345-7203 Vacant | (301) 397-2200 [email protected] SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGER Elizabeth Park | (301) 345-6660 Dale Worley | (240) 542-2021 [email protected] [email protected] AIR QUALITY, CONTINUED “On behalf of those of us who have been working for cleaner air, it is gratifying to see that programs implemented five years ago are finally showing result s— though it is critical that we do not rest on our laurels,” said Phil Mendelson, 2009 MWAQC Chairman. “We must not pause in our drive to have cleaner, healthier air to breathe.” MWAQC officials said air quality improvements resulted from actions taken over the last five to ten years to reduce emissions from vehicles and power plants, local government programs to increase ridership on public transit and buy energy from renewable sources, and milder than normal T
weather conditions. R O P
Even though the region’s air quality has improved, the EPA is E R D L N
E again considering adopting stricter health standards for ozone A I H U P because many studies now link much smaller amounts of ozone N O N T A O
H pollution to serious respiratory problems. MWAQC officials said 9 P 0 Y 0 B they will recommend additional action to meet tougher standards. 2 O T G O O H C P 34 35 Y R O
T OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE Marc Elrich (D), At Large | (240) 777-7966 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF C
E councilmember.elrich@montgomerycounty R Montgomery County
I COUNTY EXECUTIVE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER D Isiah Leggett (D) | (240) 777-2500 md.gov Timothy Firestine | (240) 777-2519 L
A [email protected] Michael J. Knapp (D), District 2 | (240) 777-7955 [email protected] N Executive Office Building O
I councilmember.knapp@montgomerycounty 101 Monroe Street SPECIAL ASSISTANTS TO THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS TO THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE G
E md.gov OFFICER R Rockville, Maryland 20850-2540 Jennifer Hughes | (240) 777-2545
0 Kathleen Boucher | (240) 777-2593 1 (240) 777-1000 Connie Latham | (240) 777-2548 George L. Leventhal (D), At Large | (240) 777-7811 0 [email protected] 2 8:30 a.m .–5 p.m. Charles Short | (240) 777-2513 councilmember.leventhal@montgomerycounty www.montgomerycountymd.gov md.gov Fariba Kassiri | (240) 777-2512 [email protected] The County Executive and Councilmembers MONTGOMERY COUNTY COUNCIL Nancy Navarro (D), District 4 | (240) 777-7968 serve concurrent four-year terms. Stella B. Werner Council councilmember.navarro@montgomerycounty Diane Schwartz Jones | (240) 777-2561 Office Building [email protected] Next election: November 2010 md. gov 100 Maryland Avenue, 6th Floor Thomas Street | (240) 777-2559 Rockville, MD 20850 Duchy Trachtenberg (D), At Large |(240) 777-7964 [email protected] councilmember.trachtenberg@montgomery PRESIDENT countymd.gov BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE REGIONAL SERVICES Nancy Floreen (D), At Large | (240) 777-7959 CENTER DIRECTOR councilmember.floreen@montgomerycounty LEAD COUNCIL CLERK Kenneth B. J. Hartman | (240) 777-8200 md. gov Linda Lauer | (240) 777-7979 [email protected] [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT BOARD OF ELECTIONS DIRECTOR Valerie Ervin (D), District 5 | (240) 777-7960 COUNCIL STAFF DIRECTOR Margaret A. Jurgensen | (240) 777-8500 councilmember.ervin@montgomerycounty Stephen B. Farber | (240) 777-7900 [email protected] md.gov [email protected] COMMISSION FOR WOMEN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Phil Andrews (D), District 3 | (240) 777-7906 INFORMATION COORDINATOR Judith Vaughan-Prather | (240) 777-8330 councilmember.andrews@montgomerycounty Neil Greenberger | (240) 777-7939 judith.vaughan-prather@montgomerycounty md.gov [email protected] md.gov Roger Berliner (D), District 1 | (240) 777-7828 COMMUNITY USE OF PUBLIC FACILITIES DIRECTOR councilmember.berliner@montgomerycounty Ginny Gong | (240) 777-2706 md.gov [email protected] Connecting People to Local Food T IN NOVEMBER 2009 ,COG launched NationalCapitalFarms.org, R O P
a new web site aimed at promoting and protecting local E R L
agriculture in the region. It provides up-to-date information A U
on locally grown food, farmers markets, wineries, and more. N N A
The site is hosted by COG on behalf of the Regional 9 0
Agricultural Workgroup, which includes local governments, 0 2 G
farmers, farmers markets, and other nongovernmental O C 36 organizations. 37 Y R O
T FEDERAL RELATIONS COORDINATOR HUMAN RIGHTS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIRECTOR C
E Sara Morningstar | (240) 777-6553 James L. Stowe | (240) 777-8450 Parker Hamilton | (240) 777-0012
R Montgomery County, CONTINUED I
D [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] L
A FINANCE DIRECTOR INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS DIRECTOR RECREATION DIRECTOR N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont.
O Jennifer Barrett | (240) 777-8860
I Melanie Wenger | (240) 777-6550 Gabriel Albornoz | (240) 777-6801
G CONSUMER PROTECTION DIRECTOR [email protected]
E [email protected] [email protected]
R Eric Friedman | (240) 777-3636
0 FIRE & RESCUE SERVICES CHIEF 1 [email protected] LIQUOR CONTROL DIRECTOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT 0 Richard Bowers | (240) 777-2435
2 George Griffin | (240) 777-1922 Jerry D. Weast | (301) 279-3381 CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Arthur M. Wallenstein | (240) 777-9978 GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET DIRECTOR SHERIFF David E. Dise | (240) 777-9930 Joseph Beach | (240) 777-2777 Raymond M. Kight | (240) 777-7007 COUNTY ATTORNEY (ACTING) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Marc Hansen | (240) 777-6700 HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTOR MID-COUNTY REGIONAL SERVICES DIRECTOR SILVER SPRING REGIONAL SERVICES CENTER [email protected] Uma Ahluwalia | (240) 777-1245 Natalie Cantor | (240) 777-8103 DIRECTOR EASTERN MONTGOMERY REGIONAL SERVICES [email protected] [email protected] Reemberto Rodriguez | (301) 565-7300 CENTER DIRECTOR HEALTH OFFICER [email protected] MONTGOMERY COLLEGE INTERIM PRESIDENT Joy Nurmi | (240) 777-8400 Dr. Ulder Tillman | (240) 777-3860 Hercules Pinkney, Ed.D. | (240) 567-5264 STATE’S ATTORNEY [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] John J. McCarthy | (240) 777-7300 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS DIRECTOR [email protected] Steve Silverman | (240) 777-2000 Richard Y. Nelson | (240) 777-3611 PERMITTING SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Carla Reid | (240) 777-6300 TECHNOLOGY SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] E. Steven Emanuel | (240) 777-2900 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES COMMISSION [email protected] HOMELANDSECURITY DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR POLICE CHIEF Christopher Voss | (240) 777-2469 Annie Alston | (240) 773-9000 J. Thomas Manger | (240) 773-5005 TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Arthur Holmes | (240) 777-7170 [email protected] ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTOR Bob Hoyt | (240) 777-7700 Joseph Adler | (240) 777-5010 Patrick Lacefield | (240) 777-6507 UPCOUNTY REGIONAL SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Catherine Matthews | (240) 777-8000 [email protected] Features of the site include: • Local government agricultural information • A calendar of events at farmers markets • An agricultural forum and classifieds for fruits and vegetables in season • Locations of pick-your-own farms • Restaurants featuring local agricultural products • Regional agricultural statistics
LOCAL FOOD, CONTINUED The site features an interactive regional map that helps visitors T
view, select and connect to agricultural producers and programs in R O P
their neighborhood. It serves as a central hub of information for E R
marketing regional farm products. Additionally, the site links L A U
potential consumers with producers and vendors of farm products N N
and informs consumers about the many benefits of buying locally A 9 0
grown products, including reduced transportation costs, energy 0 2
consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions. G O C 38 39 Y R O
T DEPUTY CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS MUNICIPAL LIAISON Samuel H. Dean (D) District 6 | (301) 952-3426 C
E Obie Pinckney, Jr. | (301) 952-4667 [email protected] R Prince George’s County
I Iris B. Boswell | (301) 952-4547
D [email protected] Budget, Finance and Administration
L Camille A. Exum (D) District 7 | (301) 952-3690
A [email protected] HISPANIC/LATINO AFFAIRS LIAISON [email protected] N County Administration Building (CAB) O
I Vacant 14741 Governor Oden Howard A. Burnett | (301) 952-4758 G Tony J. Knotts (D) District 8 | (301) 952-3860 E
R Bowie Drive Health and Human Services APPOINTMENTS LIAISON [email protected] 0
1 Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20772-3050 [email protected] Bonita J. Williams | (301) 952-4134
0 Marilynn M. Bland (D) District 9 | (301) 952-3820
2 [email protected] Executive Office: (301) 952-4131 David J. Byrd | (301) 952-4461 [email protected] County Council: (301) 952-3700 Government Operations, Environmental LEGISLATIVE LIAISON Services and Economic Development Dwayne B. Mingo | (301) 952-3649 COUNCIL ADMINISTRATOR 8:30 a.m .–5 p.m. [email protected] [email protected] Craig S. Price | (301) 952-3757 www.goprincegeorgescounty.com [email protected] Vernon R. Herron | (301) 952-5890 EDUCATION LIAISON The County Executive and Council Members Public Safety and Homeland Security Vacant PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER serve concurrent four-year terms. [email protected] Karen D. Campbell | (301) 952-5182 Next general election: November 2010 [email protected] PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY COUNCIL Vacant | (301) 883-6451 CLERK OF THE COUNCIL OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE Governmental Internal Support Services CHAIR Thomas E. Dernoga (D) District 1 | (301) 952-3887 Redis C. Floyd | (301) 952-3600 COUNTY EXECUTIVE CHIEF OF STAFF [email protected] [email protected] Jack B. Johnson (D) | (301) 952-4131 Derrick L. Coley | (301) 952-3969 COUNTY AUDITOR [email protected] [email protected] VICE CHAIR Andrea C. Harrison (D) District 5 | (301) 952-3864 David H. Van Dyke | (301) 952-3431 CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (ACTING) COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Ralph E. Moultrie | (301) 952-4441 James P. Keary | (301) 952-4670 [email protected] [email protected] Will A. Campos (D) District 2 | (301) 952-4436 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF [email protected] COUNTY COUNCIL LIAISON ANIMAL CONTROL COMMISSION Marcus D. Jackson | (301) 952-5980 Eric C. Olson (D) District 3 | (301) 952-3060 Cheryl F. Collins | (301) 883-5937 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Ingrid M. Turner, Esq. (D) District 4 ASSESSMENTS SUPERVISOR Ola M. Hill | (301) 952-3755 (301) 952-3094 James P. Soresi [email protected] [email protected] (301) 952-2542 [email protected] Climate Change T R O P E R N L E A Z U T N N A N J . A
V AS CONGRESS DEBATES possible legislation aimed at . 9 M 0 Y reducing the nation’s greenhouse gas emissions, area B 0 2 O T
leaders continue working at COG to tackle climate change G O O H P at the regional level. C 40 41 Y R O
T DISTRICT PUBLIC DEFENDER FOR PRINCE HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR PRINCE GEORGE’S COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESIDENT C
E GEORGE’S COUNTY Donald E. Bridgeman | (301) 883-6344 Charlene M. Dukes, Ph.D. | (301) 322-0400
R Prince George’s County, CONTINUED I Brian Denton | (301) 952-2126 D [email protected] [email protected]
L [email protected] A INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES DIVISION PRINCE GEORGE’S HOSPITAL PRESIDENT N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont.
O EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR John A. O’Brien | (301) 618-2100 I
G BOARD OF ELECTIONS ADMINISTRATOR Reginald A. Parks | (301) 583-1899 Christina L. Waddler | (301) 985-3890 http://www.dimensionshealth.org E
R Alisha L. Alexander | (301) 951-5194 [email protected] [email protected]
0 PUBLIC WORKS AND TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR 1 [email protected] 0 ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND Haitham A. Hijazi | (301) 883-5600 2 OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET DIRECTOR DIRECTOR COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR [email protected] Jonathan R. Seeman | (301) 952-3218 Charles W. Wilson | (301) 883-5810 Tanya E. Gott | (301) 883-5440 REGISTRAR OF WILLS [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Cereta A. Lee | (301) 952-3250 CENTRAL SERVICES DIRECTOR FAMILY SERVICES DIRECTOR LIBRARY SYSTEM DIRECTOR [email protected] Patricia J. Morris | (301) 265-8401 Kathleen Teaze | (301) 699-3500, ext. 224 Edward M. Scott | (301) 883-6450 SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dr. William R. Hite | (301) 952-6008 CIRCUIT COURT CLERK FINANCE DIRECTOR BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS SHERIFF Peggy Magee | (301) 952-3318 J. Michael Dougherty | (301) 952-5025 Diane M. Bryant | (301) 699-3500 Michael A. Jackson | (301) 883-7000 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] COMMUNITY RELATIONS DIRECTOR FIRE/EMS DEPARTMENT CHIEF MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVE SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR (ACTING) Chris C. Osuji | (301) 952-4729 Eugene A. Jones | (301) 883-5204 DIRECTOR (ACTING) Gloria Brown | (301) 909-7010 [email protected] [email protected] Sam Gailard | (301) 883-6480 [email protected] [email protected] COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE HEALTH OFFICER SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT MANAGER COUNTY EXTENSION DIRECTOR Donald Shell, M.D. | (301) 883-7834 PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR David G. Bourdon | (301) 574-5162, ext. 3 Karol W. Dyson | (301) 868-9366 [email protected] Ronnie Gathers | (301) 699-2582 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STATE’S ATTORNEY CORRECTIONS DIRECTOR DIRECTOR PEOPLE’S ZONING COUNSEL Glenn F. Ivey | (301) 952-4295 Mary Lou McDonough | (301) 952-7015 James E. Johnson | (301) 883-5531 Stan D. Brown | (301) 952-3644 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ZONING HEARING EXAMINER CHIEF COUNTY ATTORNEY HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION DIRECTOR POLICE CHIEF Maurene Epps Webb | (301) 952-3644 Stephanie P. Anderson | (301) 952-5225 Jamilah A. Adams | (301) 883-6187 Roberto L. Hylton | (301) 772-4766 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] CLIMATE CHANGE, CONTINUED In April 2009, the COG Board of Directors created the Climate, Energy and Environment Policy Committee to provide leadership and support to reach the goals outlined in COG’s Climate Change report. The committee will be responsible for all climate change, energy, green building, alternate fuels, solid waste and recycling policy issues, as well as other environmental issues. The committee held its inaugural meeting in July. It is the successor to COG’s Climate Change Steering Committee, which produced the National Capital Region Climate Change Report . The report was released in 2008 and T
identifies regional emissions reductions goals R O P
for the short and long term. Former COG E R
Board Chairman Penelope Gross appointed L A U
Arlington County Chairman Jay Fisette as the N N committee’s first Chairman. A 9 E 0 O 0 J 2 Y L I G A O D C Y B O T
42 O 43 H P Y R O
T CITY COUNCIL CITY ATTORNEY COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAM MANAGER C
E [email protected] Debra Daniel | (240) 314-8150 Mary Lou Jacobs | (240) 314-8303 R Rockville I
D [email protected] [email protected] MAYOR L
A Phyllis Marcuccio | (240) 314-8290 CLERK-TREASURER PERSONNEL DIRECTOR N City Hall O
I [email protected] Claire F. Funkhouser | (240) 314-8282 111 Maryland Avenue Carlos A. Vargas | (240) 314-8470 G
E [email protected] [email protected]
R Rockville, Maryland 20850-2364 John Britton | (240) 314-8290 0
1 (240) 314-5000 [email protected] DEPUTY CLERK PLANNING DIVISION CHIEF 0
2 8:30 a.m .–5 p.m. Brenda F. Bean | (240) 314-8280 Piotr Gajewski | (240) 314-8290 James Wasilak | (240) 314-8211 www.rockvillemd.gov [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Council members serve concurrent COMMUNICATION OFFICER CHIEF OF POLICE Bridget Donnell Newton | (240) 314-8290 two-year terms. Marylou Berg | (240) 314-8105 Terrance N. Treschuk | (240) 314-8910 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Next election: November 2011 Mark Pierzchala | (240) 314-8290 COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR [email protected] SERVICES DIRECTOR Craig H. Simoneau | (240) 314-8502 Susan Swift | (240) 314-8200 [email protected] ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF [email protected] RECREATION AND PARKS DIRECTOR CITY MANAGER FINANCE DIRECTOR Burt Hall | (240) 314-8600 Scott Ullery | (240) 314-8102 Gavin Cohen | (240) 314-8400 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR Jennifer Kimball | (240) 314-8104 Michael Cannon | (240) 314-8160 [email protected] [email protected] CHIEF OF INSPECTION SERVICES Charles Baker | (240) 314-8240 [email protected] Su rveying Highway Congestion
WHILE CONGESTED HIGHWAYS still result in hundreds of lost hours each year for the average resident of the region, the National Capital Region T
Transportation Planning R O P
Board’s aerial traffic survey E R N L E found that the overall level of Z A T U N N A congestion in the Washington J N . V . region was actually lower in A M 9 Y 0 B
2008 than the last time the 0 O 2 T O G
H survey was conducted in 2005. O P C 44 45 Y R O
T CITY COUNCIL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER C
E Karen Hampton | (301) 891-7201
R Takoma Park
I MAYOR CITY MANAGER
D [email protected] Bruce R. Williams | (301) 891-7230 Barbara B. Matthews | (301) 891-7268 L
A [email protected] [email protected] INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGER N Takoma Park Community Center— O
I Abel J. Castillo | (301) 891-7218 Sam Abbott Citizens’ Center MAYOR PRO TEM DEPUTY CITY MANAGER G
R 7500 Maple Avenue Reuben Snipper (Ward 5) | (301) 891-7100 Suzanne Ludlow | (301) 891-7229 0
1 Takoma Park, Maryland 20912 [email protected] [email protected] LIBRARY DIRECTOR 0
2 (301) 891-7100 Ellen Arnold-Robbins | (301) 891-7258 Colleen Clay (Ward 2) | (301) 891-7100 CITY ATTORNEY Fax: (301) 270-8794 [email protected] [email protected] Susan Silber | (301) 891-2200 8:30 a.m .–5 p.m. [email protected] POLICE CHIEF www.takomaparkmd.gov Dan Robinson (Ward 3) | (301) 891-7100 Ronald Ricucci | (301) 891-7104 [email protected] CITY CLERK Council members serve concurrent [email protected] Jessie Carpenter | (301) 891-7267 two-year terms. Frederick L. Schultz (Ward 6) | (301) 891-7100 [email protected] PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR [email protected] Next election: November 2011 Daryl Braithwaite | (301) 891-7615 COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER Terry J. Seamens (Ward 4) | (301) 891-7100 [email protected] Lonni Moffet | (301) 891-7236 [email protected] [email protected] RECREATION DIRECTOR Josh Wright (Ward 1) | (301) 891-7100 Debra Haiduven | (301) 891-7226 FINANCE DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Yovonda Brooks | (301) 891-7210 [email protected] HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Sara Anne Daines | (301) 891-7224 [email protected] Most congested freeway chokepoints in the region in 2008: 1. Southbound Southwest Freeway (5:3 0–6:30 p.m.) from Southwest Freeway/ I-395 to U.S. Route 1 2. Westbound 11th St. Bridge (8 – 9 a.m.) from I-295/D.C. 295 to Southeast Freeway 3. Northbound Southeast Freeway (4:30 – 6:30 p.m.) from 11th St. to Pennsylvania Ave. 4. Outer Loop I-495 ( 8–9 a.m.) from New Hampshire Ave. to U.S. 29 T R O P
CONGESTION, CONTINUED decreased since the previous survey. In addition to the decrease in E R
Planners attributed much of the reduction in congestion to a road use, congestion was mitigated by localized improvements made L A U
decrease in driving throughout the region. With higher gasoline by transportation agencies at some of the region’s key choke points. N N prices and the onset of the economic downturn, Vehicle Miles The aerial survey, which has been conducted every three years A 9 0
Traveled (VMT)—a measure of how much we drive—dropped by 3.1 since 1993, indicates changes in congestion locations and durations 0 2
percent from 2005 to 2008. It was the first time that VMT has in comparison to earlier surveys. G O C 46 47 Y R O
T Redella S. Pepper (D) | (703) 746-4500 BUILDING & FIRE CODE ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR FINANCE DIRECTOR C
E [email protected] John Catlett | (703) 746-4200 Laura Triggs | (703) 746-3900 R Alexandria I
D [email protected] [email protected]
L Paul C. Smedberg (D) | (703) 746-4500
A [email protected] CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FIRE CHIEF N City Hall O
I Bruce Johnson | (703) 746-3737 Adam Thiel | (703) 838-4600 301 King Street G
E ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF [email protected] [email protected]
R Alexandria, Virginia 22314-3211
9 (703) 746-4000 CITY MANAGER CITIZEN ASSISTANCE DIRECTOR GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR 0
0 8 a.m .–5 p.m. James Hartmann | (703) 746-4300 Rose Williams Boyd | (703) 746-4800 Ed Mandley | (703) 746-4770 2 www.alexandriava.gov [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Council members serve concurrent ACTING ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF HUMAN CITY ATTORNEY HEALTH DIRECTOR (INTERIM) three-year terms. RESOURCES James L. Banks | (703) 746-3750 David Wilder | (703) 838-4872 [email protected] [email protected] Next general election: May 2012 Steve Mason | (703) 746-3772 [email protected] CITY CLERK AND CLERK OF COUNCIL HISTORIC ALEXANDRIA DIRECTOR CITY COUNCIL ASSISTANT TO THE CITY MANAGER Jackie M. Henderson | (703) 746-4550 Lance Mallamo | (703) 746-4994 Nancy Coats | (703) 746-3719 [email protected] [email protected] MAYOR [email protected] William D. Euille (D) | (703) 746-4500 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT HOUSING DIRECTOR [email protected] DEPUTY CITY MANAGERS Edward Semonian | (703) 746-4044 Mildrilyn Davis | (703) 746-4990 [email protected] [email protected] VICE MAYOR Michele Evans | (703) 746-4300 Kerry J. Donley (D) | (703) 746-4500 [email protected] COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR [email protected] Mark Jinks | (703) 746-3716 S. Randolph Sengel | (703) 746-4100 Cheryl Orr | (703) 746-3768 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Frank H. Fannon IV (R) | (703) 746-4500 [email protected] ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR HUMAN RIGHTS DIRECTOR Tom Gates | (703) 838-4300 Tony Castrilli | (703) 746-3958 Jean Niebauer | (703) 746-3140 Alicia Hughes (I ) | (703) 746-4500 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ANIMAL SHELTER DIRECTOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTOR/ASSISTANT CITY K. Rob Krupicka (D) | (703) 746-4500 Martha Armstrong | (703) 838-4853 Mark L. Penn | (703) 706-3940 MANAGER [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Debra Collins | (703) 746-5777 [email protected] Supporting the Purple Line
IN OCTOBER 2009, the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board voted unanimously to approve the Purple Line light A T rail project for inclusion into the region’s Constrained Long Range M F O Y
Transportation Plan (CLRP). The Board’s vote enabled the state of S E T
Maryland to advance the project for federal funding. R U O The TPB’s action on the Purple Line is a culmination of a long C T
process by local, regional, and state officials. Over the past few R O P
years, debate primarily focused on the location of the project, as E R
well as whether the line would be light rail or bus rapid transit Other than the Purple Line, no significant new projects were L A U
(BRT). The 16-mile Purple Line will run from Bethesda in added in the TPB’s 2009 long-range plan update. With state and N N
Montgomery County to New Carrollton in Prince George's County, local budgets facing drastic shortfalls, most changes in the new A 9 0
linking major residential and commercial centers and connecting to plan were delays in the completion dates of projects and in some 0 2
existing Metro, MARC, and Amtrak stations. cases, the removal of projects from the plan altogether. G O C 48 49 Y R O
T REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENTS DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF C
E Cindy Smith-Page | (703) 838-4646
R Alexandria, CONTINUED Arlington County
I COUNTY MANAGER (ACTING)
D [email protected] Barbara Donnellan | (703) 228-3120 L
A RECREATION, PARKS, AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES [email protected] N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont. 2100 Clarendon Boulevard
O DIRECTOR I Arlington, Virginia 22201-5445 DEPUTY COUNTY MANAGER G INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES DIRECTOR Jim Spengler | (703) 746-5500 E
R Tom Trobridge | (703) 746-3001 [email protected] (703) 228-3000 Marsha Allgeier | (703) 228-3120 9 8 a.m. –5 p.m. [email protected] 0 [email protected] 0 REDEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING AUTHORITY www.arlingtonva.us 2 DEPUTY COUNTY MANAGER (ACTING) LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Bernard Caton | (703) 746-3963 Roy Priest | (703) 549-7115 Board members serve staggered Mark J. Schwartz | (703) 228-3415 [email protected] [email protected] four-year terms. [email protected] Next general election: November 2, 2010 ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGERS LIBRARY DIRECTOR REGISTRAR OF VOTERS Rose Dawson | (703) 519-5905 x223 Tom Parkins | (703) 746-4050 Gabriela Acurio | (703) 228-3117 [email protected] [email protected] COUNTY BOARD [email protected] CHAIR Shannon Flanagan-Watson | (703) 228-3911 MENTAL HEALTH, MENTAL RETARDATION, AND SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT [email protected] SUBSTANCE ABUSE DIRECTOR Morton Sherman | (703) 824-6600 Jay Fisette (D) | (703) 228-3130 L. Michael Gilmore | (703) 746-3400 [email protected] [email protected] Diana Sun | (703) 228-3247 [email protected] [email protected] SHERIFF VICE CHAIR Raul Torres | (703) 228-7045 OFFICE ON WOMEN DIRECTOR Dana Lawhorne | (703) 746-4114 Christopher Zimmerman (D) | (703) 228-3130 [email protected] Lisa Baker | (703) 746-3120 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE COUNTY MANAGER TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL Barbara A. Favola (D) | (703) 228-3130 JoAnn Harrison | (703) 228-3120 PLANNING & ZONING DIRECTOR SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Faroll Hamer | (703) 746-4666 Richard Baier | (703) 746-4025 Mary Hynes (D) | (703) 228-3130 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] CLERK TO COUNTY BOARD Hope Halleck | (703) 228-3130 POLICE CHIEF VIRGINIA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION UNIT J. Walter Tejada (D) | (703) 228-3130 [email protected] Earl Cook | (703) 838-4700 SUPERVISOR [email protected] [email protected] B. Ray Wu-Rorrer | (703) 519-3325 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT [email protected] Paul Ferguson | (703) 228-7010 PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] Stephen Gordon | (703) 746-4294 [email protected] Expanding Transportation Choices
COMMUTER CONNECTIONS, known for its online commuter ride- matching system and Guaranteed Ride Home program, is now offering additional ways to make ridesharing in the metropolitan T
Washington region easier: ride-matching for special events and a R O
cash-for-carpooling incentive program. P E R
The events ride-matching feature allows users to easily connect L 1 A 2 U R E
with others that live or work near them who plan to attend the N D I N R A
B same event. Users will then be in a position to discuss setting up a T 9 M 0 Y
ride to and/or from the event, and in the process, they may meet 0 B 2 O G T people with similar interests. O O H C 50 P 51 Y R O
T FIRE CHIEF POLICE CHIEF C
E James Schwartz | (703) 228-3362 M. Douglas Scott | (703) 228-4040
R Arlington County, CONTINUED I
D [email protected] [email protected] L
A HUMAN RESOURCES PURCHASING AGENT N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont. O
I Marcy Foster | (703) 228-3443 Rick D. Warren | (703) 228-3294
G COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE
E [email protected] [email protected]
R Ingrid Morroy | (703) 228-3033 9 HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTOR REGISTRAR OF VOTERS 0 [email protected] 0 Susanne Eisner | (703) 228-1700 Linda Lindberg | (703) 228-3462 2 COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY [email protected] [email protected] Richard E. Trodden | (703) 228-4410 [email protected] INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS SHERIFF Patricia Carroll – State | (703) 228-3101 Beth N. Arthur | (703) 228-4466 COMMUNITY PLANNING, HOUSING, AND [email protected] [email protected] DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Susan Ingraham Bell | (703) 228-3535 Brian Stout – Federal | (703) 228-0577 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS [email protected] [email protected] Patrick Murphy | (703) 228-8634 [email protected] LIBRARIES DIRECTOR COUNTY ATTORNEY Stephen A. MacIsaac | (703) 228-3100 Diane Kresh | (703) 228-3348 TREASURER [email protected] [email protected] Francis X. O’Leary | (703) 228-3255 [email protected] MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE DIRECTOR (ACTING) DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION DIRECTOR Michelle Cowan | (703) 228-5023 ZONING SUPERVISOR Reuben Varghese, M.D. | (703) 228-5580 [email protected] Melinda Artman | (703) 228-3883 [email protected] [email protected] OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION SERVICES DIRECTOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Terry Holzheimer | (703) 228-0808 Jack Belcher | (703) 228-3220 [email protected] [email protected] PARKS, RECREATION, AND COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIRECTOR (ACTING) RESOURCES DIRECTOR Bob Griffin | (703) 228-7946 Dinesh Tiwari | (703) 228-3323 [email protected] [email protected] TRANSPORTATION CHOICES, CONTINUED Commuter Connections also launched ‘Pool Rewards, a pilot program aimed at encouraging commuters in three of the region’s most congested corridors to try carpooling to and from work instead of driving alone. Commuters traveling mornings on I-395 from the District across the 14th St. Bridge into Northern Virginia; the Capital Beltway from Bethesda to Tysons Corner; and the Beltway from the Baltimore-Washington Parkway to I-270; and back in the afternoon, may qualify for a $1 each way incentive for carpooling during the ‘Pool Rewards pilot program. T The program is similar to Atlanta’s highly successful Cash for R O P
Commuters effort. At the end of its first five years, the Atlanta E R L
program has coaxed more than 29,000 drivers out of their cars and A U
saved 32.8 million vehicle miles traveled, with 64 percent of its N N A
participants continuing to use commute alternatives at least once 9 0 0
per week after the cash reward program ended. 2 G O C 52 53 Y R O
T Gary J. Rasmussen | (703) 385-7800 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR C
E [email protected] DIRECTOR David Summers | (703) 385-7946 R Fairfax I David B. Hudson | (703) 385-7930 D [email protected]
L Steven C. Stombres | (703) 385-7800 [email protected] A [email protected] PURCHASING OFFICER N City Hall
O COMMUNITY RELATIONS MANAGER
I Humaira Hassan | (703) 385-7875 10455 Armstrong Street G David E. Hodgkins | (703) 385-7850 E ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF [email protected] R Fairfax, Virginia 22030-3630 [email protected] 9 (703) 385-7855 CITY MANAGER GENERAL REGISTRAR 0
0 8:30 a.m .–5 p.m. Robert L. Sisson | (703) 385-7850 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Kevin Linehan | (703) 385-7890 2 www.fairfaxva.gov [email protected] Geoffrey Durham | (703) 385-7862 [email protected] [email protected] Council members serve concurrent ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER REVENUE COMMISSIONER two-year terms. David E. Hodgkins | (703) 385-7850 FINANCE DIRECTOR W. Page Johnson | (703) 385-7884 [email protected] David E. Hodgkins | (703) 385-7850 [email protected] Next election: May 2010 [email protected] CITY ASSESSOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT CITY COUNCIL Tom Reed | (703) 385-7840 FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES CHIEF Ann Monday | (703) 385-7910 [email protected] Thomas Owens | (703) 385-7940 [email protected] MAYOR [email protected] Robert F. Lederer | (703) 385-7800 CITY ATTORNEY TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR [email protected] Brian Lubkeman | (703) 712-5496 HUMAN SERVICES COORDINATOR Alex L. Verzosa | (703) 385-7889 [email protected] Louise Armitage | (703) 385-7894 [email protected] Joan W. Cross | (703) 385-7800 [email protected] [email protected] CITY CLERK TREASURER PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR Stephen L. Moloney | (703) 385-7902 Daniel F. Drummond | (703) 385-7800 Melanie Burrell | (703) 385-7935 [email protected] Michael McCarty | (703) 385-7853 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ZONING ADMINISTRATOR Jeffrey C. Greenfield | (703) 385-7800 CLERK OF THE COURT PERSONNEL DIRECTOR Michelle Coleman | (703) 385-7820 [email protected] Kevin Bailey | (703) 385-7866 [email protected] Sara Sharp | (703) 385-7993 [email protected] David L. Meyer | (703) 385-7800 [email protected] [email protected] CODE ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR/FIRE MARSHAL Andrew Wilson | (703) 385-7830 POLICE CHIEF [email protected] Richard J. Rappoport | (703) 385-7960 [email protected] Focusing on Childhood Obesity, Health Disparities
AREA HEALTH OFFICIALS working together at COG released two major reports in 2009 on childhood obesity and health disparities in the region. An April 2009 survey on childhood obesity showed that while area school systems meet or exceed national nutrition standards, they fall short of the recommended time allotment for T
elementary school physical education. The survey was sent by a R O P
COG workgroup of area health officials to local school systems, E R
planning agencies and health departments to identify gaps in L A U
programs and policies to prevent and reduce obesity. The committee N N
held a forum later in the year for area elected officials, school board A 9 0
members, and community leaders to address obesity prevention 0 2
efforts and develop outreach plans for the coming years. G O C 54 55 Y R O
T John W. Foust (D) | (703) 356-0551 Linda Q. Smyth (D) | (703) 560-6946 CABLE COMMUNICATION AND CONSUMER C
E Dranesville District Supervisor Providence District Supervisor PROTECTION DIRECTOR R Fairfax County I Michael S. Liberman | (703) 324-5949 D 1437 Balls Hill Road 8739 Lee Highway L McLean, VA 22101 Fairfax, VA 22031 [email protected] A
N 12000 Government Center Parkway [email protected] [email protected] O CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT I Fairfax, Virginia 22035-0001 G John T. Frey | (703) 246-4111 E Michael R. Frey (R) | (703) 814-7100
R (703) 324-2000 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF Sully District Supervisor [email protected] 9 8 a.m.– 4:30 p.m. 0 4900 Stonecroft Boulevard COUNTY EXECUTIVE 0 www.fairfaxcounty.gov CLERK TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 2 Chantilly, VA 20151 Anthony H. Griffin | (703) 324-2531 Nancy Vehrs | (703) 324-3151 Supervisors serve concurrent four-year terms. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Next general election: November 2011 Pat Herrity (R) | (703) 451-8873 ASSISTANT COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY Board of Supervisors Springfield District Supervisor Catherine A. Chianese | (703) 324-2531 Raymond F. Murrogh | (703) 246-2776 6140 Rolling Road [email protected] [email protected] CHAIR Springfield, VA 22152 DEPUTY COUNTY EXECUTIVES Sharon Bulova (D) | (703) 324-2321 [email protected] COMMUNITY AND RECREATION SERVICES 12000 Government Center Parkway Patricia Harrison | (703) 324-2425 DIRECTOR (ACTING) Suite 530 Catherine M. Hudgins (D) | (703) 478-0283 [email protected] Christopher A. Leonard | (703) 324-5362 Hunter Mill District Supervisor Fairfax, VA 22035 Edward L. Long, Jr. | (703) 324-2531 [email protected] [email protected] 12000 Bowman Towne Drive Reston, VA 20190 [email protected] COUNTY ATTORNEY VICE CHAIR [email protected] David J. Molchany | (703) 324-2531 David Bobzien | (703) 324-2421 Penelope A. Gross (D) | (703) 256-7717 [email protected] [email protected] Mason District Supervisor Gerald W. Hyland (D) | (703) 780-7518 Mount Vernon District Supervisor Robert A. Stalzer | (703) 324-3440 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS 6507 Columbia Pike [email protected] Merni Fitzgerald | (703) 324-3199 Annandale, VA 22003 2511 Parkers Lane Alexandria, VA 22306 [email protected] [email protected] ANIMAL SHELTER DIRECTOR [email protected] Karen Diviney | (703) 830-1100 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY PRESIDENT John C. Cook (R) | (703) 425-9300 [email protected] Gerald L. Gordon | (703) 790-0600 Braddock District Supervisor Jeffrey C. McKay (D) | (703) 971-6262 Lee District Supervisor [email protected] 9002 Burke Lake Road CODE SERVICES DIRECTOR Burke, VA 22015 6121 Franconia Road Audrey Clark | (703) 324-1695 ELECTORAL BOARD SECRETARY [email protected] Alexandria, VA 22310 [email protected] Maggi Luca | (703) 324-4735 [email protected] [email protected] HEALTH, CONTINUED COG and the Washington Grantmakers released a report in June 2009 that indicated that health can differ quite dramatically depending upon where a person lives in the region. The report showed major disparities in categories such as life expectancy and infant mortality. According to the study, race and ethnicity, education and income, family history and early life experience, even the neighborhoods and homes in which people live are important factors in determining health. These factors are collectively referred to as the “social determinants” of health. “While health care is an essential component T
of any strategy to protect health, of equal R O P
importance are the other factors that can E R
prevent health problems and improve basic L A U
health and well being,” said Tamara Copeland, N N President of the Washington Grantmakers. A 9 0 0 2 G O C 56 57 Y R O
T HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR PARK AUTHORITY DIRECTOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS C
E Susan Woodruff | (703) 324-4341 John W. Dargle, Jr. | (703) 324-8734 Dr. Jack Dale | (703) 846-8405
R Fairfax County, CONTINUED I
D [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] L
A HUMAN RIGHTS AND EQUITY PROGRAMS PLANNING AND ZONING DIRECTOR TAX ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont.
O EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
I James P. Zook | (703) 324-1325 Kevin C. Greenlief | (703) 324-4804
G EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR Kenneth Saunders | (703) 324-2985
E [email protected] [email protected]
R David M. McKernan | (571) 350-1003 [email protected] 9 PLANNING COMMISSION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR 0 [email protected] 0 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR Barbara J. Lippa | (703) 324-2865 Kathy Ichter | (703) 324-1165 2 FAMILY SERVICES DIRECTOR Wanda M. Gibson | (703) 324-4521 [email protected] [email protected] Nannette M. Bowler | (703) 324-7749 [email protected] [email protected] POLICE CHIEF WATER GENERAL MANAGER LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR (STATE) David M. Rohrer | (703) 246-2195 Charles M. Murray | (703) 289-6011 FAIRFAX-FALLS CHURCH COMMUNITY SERVICES Dr. Susan Mittereder | (703) 324-2531 [email protected] [email protected] BOARD EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR [email protected] George Braunstein | (703) 324-7015 PUBLIC WORKS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES ZONING ADMINISTRATOR [email protected] LEGISLATIVE LIAISON (FEDERAL) DIRECTOR Eileen M. McLane | (703) 324-1374 Claudia Arko | (703) 324 2640 James W. Patteson | (703) 324-5587 [email protected] FINANCE DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Victor Garcia | (703) 324-3126 [email protected] LIBRARY DIRECTOR PURCHASING AND SUPPLY DIRECTOR Edwin S. Clay, III | (703) 324-8324 Cathy A. Muse | (703) 324-3206 HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Gloria Addo-Ayensu, M.D. | (703) 246-2479 [email protected] MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET DIRECTOR REGISTRAR OF VOTERS Susan W. Datta | (703) 324-3571 Edgardo Cortés | (703) 222-0776 HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT [email protected] [email protected] DIRECTOR SHERIFF Paula C. Sampson | (703) 246-5105 OFFICE FOR CHILDREN DIRECTOR Stan G. Barry | (703) 246-3260 [email protected] Anne-Marie Twohie | (703) 324-8103 [email protected] [email protected] Preparing for New Challenges
IN JANUARY 2009, enormous, record-setting crowds
attended events related to the inauguration of Barack T R O
Obama as President of the United States of America, P E which presented a number of challenges to area R L A S governments. The inaugural events required close U C I N P N A T
collaboration among federal, state, and local government A A 9 N 0 Y officials and regional and non-governmental organizations B 0 2 O
T in order to create an open and accessible environment that G O O H P still met strict public safety and security requirements. C 58 59 Y R O
T David F. Snyder | (703) 248-5014 CITY ATTORNEY DEPUTY POLICE CHIEF/OPERATIONS DIVISION C
E [email protected] John E. Foster | (703) 248-5010 DIRECTOR R Falls Church I Mary Gavin | (703) 248-5069 D [email protected]
L Daniel X. Sze | (703) 248-5014 [email protected] A [email protected] CITY CLERK N Harry E. Wells Building
O DEVELOPMENT SERVICES GENERAL MANAGER
I Kathleen C. Buschow | (703) 248-5014 300 Park Avenue G Lawrence Webb | (703) 248-5014 AND PLANNING DIVISION DIRECTOR
R Falls Church, Virginia 22046-3395 [email protected] Suzanne Cotellessa | (703) 248-5040
9 (703) 248-5001 CITY MANAGER
0 [email protected] 0 8 a.m .–5 p.m. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF Wyatt Shields | (703) 248-5004 2 www.fallschurchva.gov [email protected] DIRECTOR OF HOUSING AND HUMAN SERVICES ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES GENERAL MANAGER Pamela Doran | (703) 248-5005 Council members serve staggered AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER [email protected] four-year terms. John Tuohy | (703) 248-5092 Cindy L. Mester | (703) 248-5042 [email protected] [email protected] ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR The mayor and vice mayor are selected for Rick Goff | (703) 248-5490 two-year terms by council members. ASSESSOR COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE [email protected] Ryan Davis | (703) 248-5022 Thomas Clinton | (703) 248-5065 Next general election: May 4, 2010 [email protected] [email protected] ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DIVISION DIRECTOR CITY COUNCIL CHIEF JUDGE (GENERAL DISTRICT COURT) COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR Bill Hicks | (703) 248-5080 Dorothy H. Clarke | (703) 248-5096 Barbara J. Gordon | (703) 248-5210 MAYOR [email protected] [email protected] Robin S. Gardner | (703) 248-5014 CHIEF JUDGE (JUVENILE AND DOMESTIC ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES GENERAL MANAGER [email protected] RELATIONS COURT) COMMUNITY SERVICES GENERAL MANAGER AND Brenda Creel | (703) 248-5114 Esther Wiggins Lyles | (703) 248-5096 RECREATION AND PARKS DIVISION DIRECTOR [email protected] VICE MAYOR Howard Herman | (703) 248-5024 CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER Harold (Hal) Lippman, Ph.D. | (703) 248-5014 [email protected] FINANCE DIVISION DEPUTY DIRECTOR [email protected] Paul Taylor | (703) 248-5279 Melissa Ryman | (703) 248-5120 [email protected] COURT SERVICES DIVISION DIRECTOR [email protected] Nader Baroukh | (703) 248-5014 Earl J. Conklin | (703) 248-5430 CITY ARBORIST [email protected] [email protected] FIRE CHIEF Jeremy Edwards | (703) 248-5183 Paul Schomburg | (703) 532-2672 Daniel K. Maller | (703) 248-5014 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] NEW CHALLENGES, CONTINUED COG provided a wide- range of assistance in the months leading up to the events, including participation in numerous planning meetings and the coordination of regular conference calls led by the District of Columbia City Administrator to allow key stakeholders to share updates with each other. After the Inauguration, COG worked with D.C.’s Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency to complete an after action report to review how the region prepared for and supported the Presidential Inauguration and to identify improvements for future inaugurations. Throughout the year, the H1N1 virus was a primary focus for public health and emergency preparedness officials. COG provided a subject matter expert to assist in the preparedness for and response to H1N1. COG also supported communication and coordination across all health sectors and worked with public T R E
information officers to help communicate key messages like I L O L P E E
washing hands, staying home when sick, and getting vaccinated K R A L across the region. N O A U W I N Y N B A O T 9 O 0 H P 0 2 G O C 60 61 Y R O
T SHERIFF Andrea C. McGimsey (D) | (703) 777-0204 C
E S. Stephen Bittle | (703) 248-5111 [email protected] R Falls Church, CONTINUED Loudoun County I
L Stevens R. Miller (D) | (703) 777-0204
A SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS [email protected] N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont. 1 Harrison Street, SE O
I Dr. Lois F. Berlin | (703) 248-5601 Leesburg, Virginia 20177-7000 G HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION DIRECTOR Lori L. Waters (R) | (703) 777-0204
R Richard D. Parker | (703) 248-5129 (703) 777-0200 [email protected] 9 TREASURER 8:30 a.m .–5 p.m. 0 [email protected] 0 Cathy Kaye | (703) 248-5049 www.loudoun.gov ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF 2 LIBRARY DIVISION DIRECTOR [email protected] Mary McMahon | (703) 248-5032 Supervisors serve concurrent four-year terms. COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR UTILITIES CUSTOMER SERVICE DIVISION [email protected]. va.us Next general election: November 2011 Tim Hemstreet | (703) 777-0200 DIRECTOR [email protected] OPERATIONS DIVISION DIRECTOR Mary Ann Burke | (703) 248-5108 Board of Supervisors Robert Goff | (703) 248-5081 [email protected] [email protected] DEPUTY COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR [email protected] Linda Neri | (703) 777-0200 ZONING DIVISION DIRECTOR CHAIR-AT-LARGE POLICE CHIEF/DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY John Boyle | (703) 248-5015 DEPUTY COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Harry Reitze | (703) 248-5057 [email protected] Scott K. York (I) | (703) 777-0204 Candy deButts | (703) 777-0200 [email protected] [email protected] ZONING INSPECTOR ASSISTANT COUNTY ADMINISTRATORS VICE CHAIR PUBLIC UTILITIES DIVISION DIRECTOR Dennis Washington | (703) 248-5015 John J. Sandy | (703) 777-0200 Susan Klimek Buckley (D) | (703) 777-0204 Robert Etris | (703) 248-5070 [email protected] Charles A. Yudd | (703) 777-0200 [email protected] [email protected] ASSISTANTS TO THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR C. Kelly Burk (D) | (703) 777-0204 RECREATION AND PARKS DEPUTY DIVISION Leslie D. Hansbarger | (703) 777-0200 DIRECTOR [email protected] Julie Withrow | (703) 777-0200 Daniel Schlitt | (703) 248-5138 James G. Burton (I) | (703) 777-0204 [email protected] [email protected] AREA AGENCY ON AGING DIVISION MANAGER Lynn Reid | (703) 777-0257 REGISTRAR OF VOTERS Eugene A. Delgaudio (R) | (703) 777-0204 David B. Bjerke | (703) 248-5085 [email protected] BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] Terrance Wharton | (703) 777-0397 Sarah R. “Sally” Kurtz (D) | (703) 777-0204 [email protected] [email protected] Expanding Outreach through Visit www.mwcog.org and click on the COG Facebook logo, or if you’re already on Facebook, search for “Metropolitan Social Media Washington Council of Governments.”
IN AN EFFORT TO REACH a broader audience, COG and some of its Executive Director. “We continue to work to move the region programs are utilizing social media, such as Facebook and Twitter. forward through a variety of approaches.” T
Through these avenues, COG is able to more thoroughly interact In addition to COG’s main Facebook page, a number of COG R O P
with an engaged audience than permitted by traditional one-way programs are also on Facebook, including: E R
methods of communication. For example, COG’s Facebook page I Commuter Connections L A U
includes news items, video clips, and podcasts, and will link elected I Kids Need Families Like Yours: Foster-Adopt Recruitment in N N
officials, stakeholders, and members of the public to COG’s work. Metropolitan Washington A 9 0
“Last year COG launched its podcast series. This year we’ve added I National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) 0 2
social media to our outreach efforts,” said David Robertson, COG’s I Clean Air Partners (also on Twitter) G O C 62 63 Y R O
T MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL SERVICES SHERIFF C
E FAMILY SERVICES AND HOUSING PROGRAMS DIRECTOR Stephen O. Simpson | (703) 777-0407
R Loudoun County, CONTINUED I Mark Adams | (703) 777-0563 D DIRECTOR [email protected]
L Ellen Grunewald | (703) 777-0353 [email protected] A SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont. [email protected]
O MAPPING AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION CHIEF
I Dr. Edgar B. Hatrick | (571) 252-1000
G CIRCUIT COURT CLERK Larry Stipek | (703) 771-5778
E FIRE, RESCUE, AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT [email protected]
R Gary Clemens | (703) 777-0270 SERVICES CHIEF [email protected] 9 TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DIRECTOR 0 [email protected] Joseph E. Pozzo | (703) 777-0333 0 MENTAL HEALTH, MENTAL RETARDATION, AND Terrie Laycock | (703) 737-8624 2 [email protected] COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] James E. Plowman | (703) 777-0242 EXTENSION SERVICE Tom Maynard | (703) 777-0378 [email protected] Corey Childs | (703) 777-0373 [email protected] TREASURER [email protected] Roger Zurn | (703) 777-0180 COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE PARKS AND RECREATION AND COMMUNITY [email protected] Robert S. Wertz | (703) 777-0260 GENERAL DISTRICT COURT CHIEF JUDGE SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] Julia T. Cannon | (703) 777-0312 Diane Ryburn | (703) 777-0343 ZONING ADMINISTRATOR [email protected] Dan Schardein | (703) 777-0397 COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS AND PRE-TRIAL GENERAL REGISTRAR [email protected] SERVICES PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR Judy Brown | (703) 777-0382 PLANNING DIRECTOR Ted McDaniel | (703) 777-0207 [email protected] Julie Pastor, AICP | (703) 777-0246 [email protected] [email protected] HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR CONSTRUCTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT Dr. David Goodfriend | (703) 771-5829 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER DIRECTOR [email protected] Jim Barnes | (703) 777-0113 Lewis Rauch | (703) 777-0187 [email protected] [email protected] INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR Eugene D. Troxell | (703) 771-5454 PURCHASING AGENT COUNTY ATTORNEY [email protected] Donnie R. Legg | (703) 777-0403 John Roberts | (703) 777-0307 [email protected] [email protected] JUVENILE PROBATION DIRECTOR Mark Crowley | (703) 777-0303 SANITATION AUTHORITY GENERAL MANAGER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (INTERIM) [email protected] Dale C. Hammes | (571) 291-7700 Robert Chirles | (703) 777-0426 [email protected] COG Events A BB A Green Affordable Housing Forum B Annual Leadership Retreat C StreetSmart Kickoff D BB Foster Parents Gala E Bike to Work Day F Animal Services Awards G
Chaplains T R
Conference O P E R
C DEFGL A U N N A 9 0 0 2 G O C 64 65 Y R O
T Jonathan L. Way | (703) 257-8211 FAMILY SERVICES DIRECTOR C
E [email protected] Raymond Spicer | (703) 361-8277, ext. 2329 R Manassas Manassas Park I
L Mark D. Wolfe | (703) 257-8211
A [email protected] FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR N City Hall City Hall O
I Patricia A. Weiler | (703) 257-8234 9027 Center Street, One Park Center Court G
E ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF [email protected]
R Manassas, Virginia 20110 Manassas Park, Virginia 20111-2395
9 (703) 257-8200 CITY MANAGER FIRE MARSHAL (703) 335-8800 0
0 8:30 a.m .–5 p.m. Lawrence D. Hughes | (703) 257-8212 Frank Teevan | 703-257-8455 Fax: (703) 335-0053 2 www.manassascity.org [email protected] [email protected] 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. www.cityofmanassaspark.us Council members serve staggered CITY ATTORNEY POLICE CHIEF four-year terms. Robert W. Bendall | (703) 368-8148 John J. Skinner | (703) 257-8087 The mayor and council members serve [email protected] staggered four-year terms. Next general election: May 4, 2010 [email protected] CITY CLERK PUBLIC WORKS AND UTILITIES DIRECTOR Next general election: November 2010 MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL Andrea Madden | (703) 257-8280 Michael C. Moon | (703) 257-8351 [email protected] [email protected] GOVERNING BODY MAYOR Harry J. Parrish II | (703) 257-8211 AIRPORT DIRECTOR TREASURER MAYOR [email protected] Juan Rivera | (703) 257-8261 Robin Perkins | (703) 257-8246 Francis “Frank” C. Jones | (703) 335-8800 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] VICE MAYOR Andrew L. Harrover | (703) 257-8211 BUILDING OFFICIAL VOTER REGISTRAR VICE MAYOR [email protected] Brian Smith | (703) 257-8231 Linda Womack | (703) 257-8462 Bryan E. Polk | (703) 335-8800 [email protected] [email protected] Marc T. Aveni | (703) 257-8211 [email protected] [email protected] COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE Michael R. Bunner | (703) 335-8800 [email protected] Sheryl L. Bass | (703) 257-8211 John Grzejka | (703) 257-8220 [email protected] [email protected] Fran Kassinger | (703) 335-8800 [email protected] J. Steven Randolph | (703) 257-8211 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] Elizabeth S. Via-Gossman | (703) 257-8285 Keith Miller | (703) 335-8800 [email protected] [email protected] COG Awards T R O P E R L A U N N A 9 0
SCULL AWARD: Sharon Bulova PARTNERSHIP AWARD: National Capital Planning Commission 0 At its Annual Membership and Awards Luncheon on December 9, COG presented Fairfax The National Capital Planning Commission was honored with the Regional Partnership Award 2 G
County Board of Supervisors Chairman Sharon Bulova with its highest honor, the Elizabeth for co-hosting a meeting with COG in July between senior Obama Administration officials O C and David Scull Metropolitan Public Service Award. Bulova was recognized for her leadership and local elected officials. 66 in guiding the Greater Washington 2050 Coalition. 67 Y R O
T FINANCE DIRECTOR Frank Principi (D) | (703) 792-4646 C
E Gary Fields | (703) 335-8803 [email protected] R Manassas Park, CONTINUED Prince William County I
L John T. Stirrup (R) | (703) 792-6195
A FIRE CHIEF [email protected] N GOVERNING BODY, cont. One County Complex Court O
I John O’Neal | (703) 335-8845 Prince William, Virginia 22192-9201 G Suhas Naddoni | (703) 335-8800 E [email protected] ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF R [email protected] (703) 792-6000 9 HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR 8 a.m .–5 p.m. COUNTY EXECUTIVE 0
0 Bill Treuting | (703)-335-8800 Magali “Maggie” Kain | (703) 257-2625 www.pwcgov.org Melissa S. Peacor | (703) 792-6600 2 [email protected] [email protected] Supervisors serve concurrent four-year terms. [email protected] DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF Next general election: November 2011 DEPUTY COUNTY EXECUTIVES Catherine Morretta | (703) 335-8871 Susan L. Roltsch | (703) 792-6600 CITY MANAGER [email protected] [email protected] Mercury Payton | (703) 335-8813 BOARD OF COUNTY SUPERVISORS PLANNING AND ZONING DIRECTOR Vacant [email protected] CHAIR-AT-LARGE Vanessa Watson | (703) 335-8820 Corey A. Stewart (R) | (703) 792-4640 CLERK TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY SUPERVISORS CITY CLERK [email protected] Lana Conner | (703) 335-8808 [email protected] Phillip J. Campbell | (703) 792-6600 CHIEF OF POLICE [email protected] [email protected] VICE CHAIR John C. Evans | (703) 335-8846 Michael C. May (R) | (703) 792-4643 CLERK OF THE COURT CITY ATTORNEY [email protected] Dean H. Crowhurst | (703) 496-3755 [email protected] Michelle McQuigg | (703) 792-6015 PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Maureen S. Caddigan (R) | (703) 792-4645 Kathy Gammell | (703) 335-8840 [email protected] COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY ASSESSOR [email protected] Paul B. Ebert | (703) 792-6050 Richard Sanderson | (703) 335-8811 W.S. Wally Covington (R) | (703) 792-6190 REGISTRAR [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Patricia Brendel | (703) 335-8806 COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR BUILDING OFFICIAL [email protected] John D. Jenkins (D) | (703) 792-4668 Vacant | (703) 792-6600 William Armstrong | (703) 335-8815 [email protected] [email protected] SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] Addie Whitaker | (703) 335-8061 Martin E. Nohe (R) | (703) 792-4620 COMMUNITY SERVICES BOARD COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE [email protected] [email protected] Debbie Wood | (703) 335-8825 Thomas Geib | (703) 792-7700 [email protected] [email protected] Budget Highlights
FY 2009 Program Revenue FY 2009 Program Expenses
Membership Dues Member Services $3,223,507 $815,502
12% 4% Building/Interest Environmental $657,000 2% $5,010,006 18%
Other Grants/ 15% Fee for Service 6O% Federal 64% Transportation $4,001,229 $15,771,140 $17,060,720 Community 14% T
Planning & R
11% Public Safety O P State E
$3,673,292 R
$2,906,644 L A U N N A 9 0 0
Total: $26,559,520 Total: $26,559,520 2 G O C 68 *COG received a ‘clean’ unqualified audit for FY 2009. 69 Y R O
T HEALTH DIRECTOR POLICE CHIEF C
E Alison Ansher | (703) 792-6300 Charlie T. Deane | (703) 792-6652
R Prince William County, CONTINUED I
D [email protected] [email protected] L
A HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR N ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS AND STAFF, cont.
O DIRECTOR
I Thomas Bruun | (703) 792-6820
G COUNTY ATTORNEY Elijah Johnson | (703) 792-7530
R Angela Horan [email protected] 9 PURCHASING MANAGER 0 (703) 792-6620 0 HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Carol L. Scarton | (703) 792-6770 2 [email protected] Cleil W. Fitzwater | (703) 792-6640 [email protected] CRIMINAL JUSTICE DIRECTOR [email protected] Steve Austin | (703) 792-6065 SCHOOL AGE CARE HUMAN RIGHTS DIRECTOR [email protected] Lynne Asmuth | (703) 792-6091 Phyllis Aggrey | (703) 792-4680 [email protected] DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] Wade Hugh | (703) 792-6930 SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CHIEF [email protected] Steven L. Walts | (703) 791-8712 Masood Noorbakhsh | (703) 792-7160 [email protected] ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] Martin J. Briley | (703) 792-5000 SHERIFF LEGISLATIVE LIAISON [email protected] Glendell T. Hill | (703) 792-6415 Dana Fenton | (703) 792-6613 [email protected] FINANCE DIRECTOR [email protected] Christopher Martino | (703) 792-6700 SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR LIBRARY DIRECTOR [email protected] Jack Ledden | (703) 792-7520 Richard Murphy | (703) 792-6100 [email protected] FIRE CHIEF [email protected] Kevin McGee | (703) 792-6800 TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR PARK AUTHORITY DIRECTOR [email protected] Thomas Blaser | (703) 792-6825 Jay Ellington | (703) 792-4270 [email protected] GIS MANAGER [email protected] Kathryn Prescott | (703) 792-6840 ZONING ADMINISTRATOR PLANNING DIRECTOR [email protected] Nick Evers | (703) 792-6830 Stephen K. Griffin | (703) 792-6830 [email protected] [email protected] HOUSE OF DELEGATES Brian J. Feldman (D) (M-15) State of Maryland Lowe House Office Building 223 House Office Building 6 Bladen Street (301) 858-3186 Annapolis, MD 21401-1925 [email protected] GENERAL INFORMATION Robert J. Garagiola (D) (M-15) Chief Clerk (410) 841-3999 C. William “Bill” Frick (D) (M-16) General Legislative Information: 104 James Senate Office Building 217 House Office Building Saqib Ali (D) (M-39) http://mlis.state.md.us (301) 858-3169 (301) 858-3454 [email protected] 224 House Office Building [email protected] Next general election: November 2010 (301) 858-3021 David C. Harrington (D) (PG-47) [email protected] Toll-free Annapolis trunk line, Barbara A. Frush (D) (PG-21) 2 West Miller Senate Office Building 412 House Office Building (301) 858-xxxx, is listed. (301) 858-3745 Charles E. Barkley (D) (M-39) F - Frederick County (301) 858-3114 [email protected] 413 Lowe House Office Building [email protected] M - Montgomery County (301) 858-3001 PG - Prince George’s County Nancy J. King (D) (M-39) [email protected] Tawanna Gaines (D) (PG-22) 222 James Senate Office Building 416 House Office Building OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR (301) 858-3686 Benjamin S. Barnes (D) (PG-21) (301) 858-3058 Martin O’Malley (D) [email protected] 209 House Office Building [email protected] State House (301) 858-3046 Rona E. Kramer (D) (M-14) 100 State Circle [email protected] James W. Gilchrist (D) (M-17) 214 James Senate Office Building Annapolis, MD 21401 221 House Office Building (301) 858-3625 Joseph R. Bartlett (R) (F-4A) T (410) 974-3901 (301) 858-3744 R [email protected] 323 House Office Building O [email protected] [email protected] P (301) 858-3080 E www.gov.state.md.us R Michael Lenett (D) (M-19) [email protected] Melony G. Griffith (D) (PG-25) L A
202 James Senate Office Building 207 House Office Building U SENATE (301) 858-3151 Kumar P. Barve (D) (M-17) N (301) 858-3557 N 107 State House [email protected] 361 House Office Building [email protected] A 9
Annapolis, MD 21401-1925 (301) 858-3464 0 0 Secretary of the Senate: (410) 841-3000 Richard Stuart Madaleno, Jr. (D) (M-18) [email protected] Ana Sol Gutierrez (D) (M-18) 2
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220 House Office Building O James Senate Office Building (301) 858-3137 JoAnne Benson (D) (PG-24) (301) 858-3181 C 110 College Avenue [email protected] 203 House Office Building [email protected] 70 Annapolis, MD 21401 (301) 858-3692 71 Thomas V. Mike Miller (D) (PG-27) [email protected] Y Miller Senate Office Building Anne Healey (D) (PG-22) R H-107, State House 350 House Office Building O 11 Bladen Street T (301) 858-3700 Aisha N. Braveboy (D) PG-25) C Annapolis, MD 21401 (301) 858-3961 E [email protected] 210 House Office Building
R [email protected] I (301) 858-3707 D David R. Brinkley (R) (F-4) L Alex X. Mooney (R) (F-3) [email protected] C. Sue Hecht (D) (F-3A) A 423 James Senate Office Building N 402 James Senate Office Building 214 House Office Building O (301) 858-3704 I (301) 858-3575 William A. Bronrott (D) (M-16) G [email protected] (301) 858-3472 E [email protected] 411 House Office Building
9 (301) 858-3642
0 Ulysses Currie (D) (PG-25) C. Anthony Muse (D) (PG-26) 0 [email protected] Henry B. “Hank” Heller (D) (M-19)
2 3 West Miller Senate Office Building 304 James Senate Office Building 429 House Office Building (301) 858-3127 (301) 858-3092 Alfred C. Carr, Jr. (D) (M-18) [email protected] (301) 858-3528 [email protected] 222 House Office Building [email protected] (301) 858-3638 Nathaniel Exum (D) (PG-24) Douglas J. J. Peters (D) (PG-23) [email protected] 303 James Senate Office Building Sheila E. Hixson (D) (M-20) 121 James Senate Office Building 131 House Office Building (301) 858-3148 (301) 858-3631 Galen R. Clagett (D) (F-3A) [email protected] (301) 858-3469 [email protected] 410A House Office Building [email protected] (301) 858-3436 Jennie M. Forehand (D) (M-17) Paul G. Pinsky (D) (PG-22) [email protected] 223 James Senate Office Building Marvin E. Holmes (D) (PG-23B) 220 James Senate Office Building 207 House Office Building (301) 858-3134 (301) 858-3155 Dereck E. Davis (D) (PG-25) [email protected] (301) 858-3310 [email protected] 231 House Office Building [email protected] (301) 858-3519 Brian E. Frosh (D) (M-16) Jamin B. Raskin (D) (M-20) [email protected] 2 East Miller Senate Office Building Carolyn J. B. Howard (D) (PG-24) 122 James Senate Office Building 301 House Office Building (301) 858-3124 (301) 858-3634 Kathleen M. Dumais (D) (M-15) [email protected] (301) 858-3919 [email protected] 350 House Office Building [email protected] (301) 858-3052 James Carew Rosapepe (D) (PG-21) [email protected] James W. Hubbard (D) (PG-23A) 314 James Senate Office Building 363 House Office Building (301) 858-3141 Donald B. Elliott (R) (F-4B) (301) 858-3103 [email protected] 311 House Office Building [email protected] (301) 858-3118 [email protected] Victor R. Ramirez (D) (PG-47) State of Maryland, CONTINUED 415 House Office Building Commonwealth of Virginia (301) 858-3340 [email protected]
HOUSE OF DELEGATES, cont. Kirill Reznik (D) (M-39) GENERAL INFORMATION Richard L. Saslaw (D) (AL/F-35) Tom Hucker (D) (M-20) 225 House Office Building General Legislative Information: Room 613 220 House Office Building (301) 858-3039 http://legis.state.va.us (804) 698-7535 (C), (703) 978-0200 (D) (301) 858-3474 [email protected] [email protected] Next general election: November 2011 [email protected] Craig L. Rice (D) (M-15) Richard H. Stuart (R) (PW-28) AL - City of Alexandria Room 305 Jolene Ivey (D) (PG-47) 223 House Office Building AR - Arlington County 204 House Office Building (301) 858-3090 (804) 698-7528 (C), (804) 493-8892 (D) F - Fairfax - Falls Church [email protected] (301) 858-3478 [email protected] L - Loudoun County [email protected] M - Cities of Manassas and Manassas Park Justin D. Ross (D) (PG-22) Patricia S. “Patsy” Ticer (D) (AL/AR/F-30) PW - Prince William County 151 House Office Building Room 329 Charles A. Jenkins (R) (F-3B) C - Capitol (301) 858-3652 (804) 698-7530 (C), (703) 549-5770 (D) 324 House Office Building D - District (301) 858-3240 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Luiz R. S. Simmons (D) (M-17) OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR Jill Holtzman Vogel (R) (L-27) Room 307 Anne R. Kaiser (D) (M-14) 225 House Office Building Robert McDonnell (R) T (301) 858-3037 (804) 698-7527 (C), (540) 662-4551 (D) R 405 House Office Building Office of the Governor O
(301) 858-3036 [email protected] State Capitol E R
[email protected] Richmond, VA 23219 Mary Margaret Whipple (D) (AR/F-31) L
Paul S. Stull (R) (F-4A) A
(804) 786-2211 Room 327 U Benjamin F. Kramer (D) (M-19) 311 House Office Building www.governor.virginia.gov N (301) 858-3288 (804) 698-7531 (C), (703) 538-4097 (D) N 226 House Office Building A [email protected] (301) 858-3585 [email protected] 9 SENATE 0 [email protected] 0 Herman L. Taylor, II (D) (M-14) Clerk’s Office HOUSE OF DELEGATES 2 G
Susan C. Lee (D) (M-16) 224 House Office Building P.O. Box 396 O Clerk’s Office C 414 House Office Building (301) 858-3380 Richmond, VA 23218 P.O. Box 406 72 (301) 858-3649 [email protected] (804) 698-7400 Richmond, VA 23218-0406 73 [email protected] (804) 698-1619 Y Veronica L. Turner (D) (PG-26) R George L. Barker (D) (F/PW-39) O Gerron S. Levi (D) (MPG-23A) 205 House Office Building T Room 316 David B. Albo (R) (F-42) C (301) 858-3212 E 210 House Office Building (804) 698-7539 (C), (703) 303-1426 (D) Room 529 R I (301) 858-3101 [email protected] [email protected] (804) 698-1042 (C), (703) 451-3555 (D) D
L [email protected] [email protected] A Kriselda Valderrama (D) (PG-26)
N Charles J. Colgan (D) (M/PW-29)
O 205 House Office Building I Roger Manno (D) (M-19) Room 626 Richard L. Anderson (R) (PW-51) G (301) 858-3210 E 226 House Office Building (804) 698-7529 (C), (703) 368-0300 (D) Room 406 R (301) 858-3883 [email protected]
9 [email protected] (804) 698-1051 (C), (571) 264-9983 (D)
2 Joseph F. Vallario (D) (PG-27A) Mark R. Herring (R) (F/PW-33) Heather R. Mizeur (D) (M-20) 101 House Office Building Room 322 Robert H. Brink (D) (AR-48) 219 House Office Building (301) 858-3488 (804) 698-7533 (C), (703) 729-3300 (D) Room 711 (301) 858-3493 [email protected] [email protected] (804) 698-1048 (C), (703) 531-1048 (D) [email protected] [email protected] Michael L. Vaughn (D) (PG-24) Janet D. Howell (D) (F-32) Karen S. Montgomery (D) (M-14) 423 House Office Building Room 321 David L. Bulova (D) (F-37) 222 House Office Building (301) 858-3691 (804) 698-7532 (C), (703) 709-8283 (D) Room 405 (301) 858-3110 [email protected] district32@ senate.virginia.gov (804) 698-1037 (C), (703) 310-6752 (D) [email protected] [email protected] Jeffrey D. Waldstreicher (D) (M-18) David W. Marsden (D) (F-37) Doyle L. Niemann (D) (PG-47) 221 House Office Building Room 307 C. Charles Caputo (D) (L/F-67) 203 House Office Building (301) 858-3130 (804) 698-7537 (C), (703) 323-4733 (D) Room 517 (301) 858-3326 [email protected] [email protected] (804) 698-1067 (C), (703) 476-6944 (D) [email protected] [email protected] Jay Walker (D) (PG-26) Chap Petersen (D) (F-34) Joseline A. Pena-Melnyk (D) (PG-21) 204 House Office Building Room 323 Barbara J. Comstock (R) (F-34) 209 House Office Building (301) 858-3581 (804) 698-7534 (C), (703) 349-3361 (D) Room 407 (301) 858-3502 [email protected] [email protected] (804) 698-1034 (C), (703) 209-3787 (D) [email protected] [email protected] Linda T. “Toddy” Puller (D) (F/PW-36) James E. Proctor, Jr. (D) (PG-27A) Room 328 Adam Ebbin (D) (AL/AR//F-49) 121 House Office Building (804) 698-7536 (C), (703) 765-1150 (D) Room 709 (301) 858-3083 [email protected] (804) 698-1049 (C), (703) 549-8253 (D) [email protected] [email protected] Joe T. May (R) (L-33) Commonwealth of Virginia, CONTINUED Room 504 United States Congress (804) 698-1033 (C), (703) 777-1191 (D) [email protected]
HOUSE OF DELEGATES, cont. Jackson H. Miller (R) (PW, M-50) United States Senate United States House of Representatives David L. Englin (D) (AL/AR/F-45) Room 418 MARYLAND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Room 707 (804) 698-1050 (C), (703) 244-6172 (D) (804) 698-1045 (C), (703) 549-3203 (D) [email protected] Benjamin L. Cardin (D) Eleanor Holmes Norton (D) [email protected] (202) 224-4524 (202) 225-8050 Kenneth R. Plum (D) (F-36) 509 Hart Senate Office Building 2136 Rayburn House Office Building Room 401 Eileen Filler-Corn (D) (F-41) Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20515 (804) 698-1036 (C), (703) 758-9733 (D) Room 715 www.cardin.senate.gov www.norton.house.gov (804) 698-1041 (C) no district number yet [email protected] [email protected] Barbara A. Mikulski (D) Thomas Davis Rust (R) (L/F-86) (202) 224-4654 MARYLAND Room 820 Jeffrey M. Frederick (R) (PW-52) 503 Hart Senate Office Building (804) 698-1086 (C), (703) 437-9400 (D) Roscoe Bartlett (R-6th) Room 419 Washington, DC 20510 [email protected] (202) 225-2721 (804) 698-1052 (C), (703) 490-8405 (D) www.mikulski.senate.gov 2412 Rayburn House Office Building [email protected] James M. Scott (D) (F-53) Washington, DC 20515 Room 402 VIRGINIA www.bartlett.house.gov Thomas A. Greason (R) (L-32) T Room 513 (804) 698-1053 (C), (703) 560-8338 (D) R Mark R. Warner (D) Steny H. Hoyer (D-5th) O [email protected] P (804) 698-1032 (C), (703) 203-3203 (D) (202) 224-2023 (202) 225-4131 E [email protected] R Mark D. Sickles (D) (F-43) 459A Russell Senate Office Building 1705 Longworth House Office Building L A
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Charniele Herring (D) (AL/F-46) N Room 710 (804) 698-1043 (C), (703) 922-6440 (D) www.warner.senate.gov www.hoyer.house.gov N [email protected] A (804) 698-1046 (C), (703) 370-1163 (D) 9
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[email protected] 0 Scott A. Surovell (D) (F-44) (202) 224-4024 (202) 225-5341 2 248 Russell Senate Office Building 1707 Longworth House Office Building G Patrick A. Hope (D) (AR-47) Room 708 O C Room 712 (804) 698-1044 (C), (571) 249-4484 (D) Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20515 74 (804) 698-1047 (C), (703) 486-1010 (D) [email protected] www.webb.senate.gov www.vanhollen.house.gov 75 [email protected] Donna F. Edwards (D-4th) Y Vivian E. Watts (D) (F-39) R Room 514 (202) 225-8699 O Timothy D. Hugo (R) (F-40) T
C Room 716 (804) 698-1039 (C), (703) 978-2989 (D) 318 Cannon House Office Building E
R [email protected] Washington, DC 20515 I (804) 698-1040 (C), (703) 968-4101 (D)
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O Mark L. Keam (D) (F-35) I VIRGINIA G Room 717 E
R (804) 698-1035 (C), (703) 350-3911 (D) Gerald E. Connolly (D-11th) 9
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2 327 Cannon House Office Building Kaye Kory (D) (F-38) Washington, DC 20515 Room 817 www.connolly.house.gov (804) 698-1038 (C), (703) 354-6024 (D) [email protected] Jim Moran (D-8th) (202) 225-4376 James M. LeMunyon (R) (F/L-67) 2239 Rayburn House Office Building Room 419 Washington, DC 20515 (804) 698-1067 (C), (703) 264-1432 (D) www.moran.house.gov [email protected] Robert J. Wittman (R-1st) L. Scott Lingamfelter (R) (PW-31) (202) 225-4261 Room 403 1318 Longworth House Office Building (804) 698-1031 (C), (703) 580-1294 (D) Washington, DC 20515 [email protected] www.wittman.house.gov
Robert G. Marshall (R) (L/PW-13) Frank R. Wolf (R-10th) Room 704 (202) 225-5136 (804) 698-1013 (C), (703) 853-4213 (D) 241 Cannon House Office Building [email protected] Washington, DC 20515 www.wolf.house.gov 2010 Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Member Jurisdictions
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