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(15Th Ed., November 2020) Updated 8/26/2021 Appendix Maryland Public Information Act Manual (15th ed., November 2020) Updated 9/14/2021 Appendix J-1 Public Information Act Representatives (General Provisions Article § 4-503(b)) Governmental units are grouped together by jurisdiction, beginning with State agencies, then county agencies, and then municipal agencies. Note that a body that qualifies as a State entity might nevertheless be grouped with county agencies when its jurisdictional reach is limited to a particular county. Also note that this list will be updated periodically, with each update bearing its revision date in the lower left-hand corner of the page. State Agencies STATE GOVERNMENTAL UNIT PIA REPRESENTATIVE MAILING ADDRESS PHONE EMAIL & INTERNET ADDRESS Administrative Office of the Nadine Maeser, Public 580 Taylor Ave., Annapolis, MD (410) 260-1486 [email protected]; Courts Information Officer 21401 http://mdcourts.gov Allegany College of Maryland Dr. B. Renee Conner 12401 Willowbrook Rd. SW (301) 784-5206 [email protected] Cumberland, Maryland 21502 www.allegany.edu Attorney General Barbara Bond 200 St. Paul Place, Baltimore, MD (410) 576-6405 [email protected]; 21202 www.oag.state.md.us Baltimore City Community Bryan L. Perry, Esq. 2900 Liberty Heights Avenue, (410) 462-8047 [email protected] College Office of General Harper Hall Suite 204, Baltimore, Counsel Maryland 21215 Banneker-Douglas Museum Robert James (410) 216-6186 [email protected] Board for the Certification of James Merrow, 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-5996 [email protected] Residential Child Care Executive Director MD 21215 Program Professionals Board of Acupuncture Penny Heisler, Executive 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-5925 [email protected] Director MD 21215 Board of Audiologists, Hearing Candace Robinson, 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-4723 [email protected] Aid Dispensers & Speech- Executive Director MD 21215 Language Pathologists Board of Chiropractic and Sharon Oliver, Executive 4201 Patterson Avenue, #301 (410) 764-5985 [email protected] Massage Therapy Director Baltimore, MD 21215 Board of Dental Examiners Alexis McCamey 55 Wade Avenue, Catonsville, MD (410) 402-8502 [email protected] 21228 Board of Dietetic Practice Mari Savage, Executive 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-4733 [email protected] Director MD 21215 Board of Elections Jared DeMarinis, Public 151 West Street, Suite 200, (410) 269-2840 [email protected]; Information Act Officer Annapolis, MD 21401 www.elections.state.md.us Last Revised 9/14/2021 9:44:13 AM Maryland Public Information Act Manual (15th ed., November 2020) Updated 9/14/2021 Appendix J-2 STATE GOVERNMENTAL UNIT PIA REPRESENTATIVE MAILING ADDRESS PHONE EMAIL & INTERNET ADDRESS Board of Environmental James Merrow, 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-3512 [email protected] Health Specialists Executive Director MD 21215 Board of Morticians and Christy Collins, Executive 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-4714 [email protected] Funeral Directors Director MD 21215 Board of Nursing Karen Brown 4140 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore (410) 585-1923 [email protected] MD 21215 Board of Occupational Lauren Murray Spring Grove Hospital Center, 55 (410) 402-8556 [email protected] Therapy Practice Wade Avenue, 4th Fl., Baltimore, MD 21228 Board of Optometry Kecia Dunham 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-4710 [email protected] MD 21215 Board of Pharmacy Deena Speights-Napata 4201 Patterson Avenue, #509 (410) 764-4753 [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21215 Board of Physical Therapy Laurie Kendall-Ellis, 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-4718 [email protected] Executive Director MD 21215 Board of Physicians Yemisi Koya, Director of 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-4772 [email protected] Comm., Education and MD 21215 Policy Board of Podiatric Medical Eva Schwartz, Executive 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-4785 [email protected] Examiners Director MD 21215 Board of Professional Tracey DeShields, 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-4732 [email protected] Counselors and Therapists Executive Director MD 21215 Board of Psychology Lorraine Smith, 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-4787 [email protected] Executive Director MD 21215 Board of Public Works Lisa Johnson 80 Calvert Street, Rm 117, 410.260.7335 [email protected] Records Manager Annapolis, MD 21401 bpw.maryland.gov Board of Social Work Kara Brooks-Tyson, 4201 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, (410) 764-4788 [email protected] Examiners Compliance Director MD 21215 Bowie State University General Counsel 14000 Jericho Park Road, Bowie, (301) 860-3555 [email protected]; MD 20710 www.bowiestate.edu Canal Place Preservation and Nicole Gray 13 Canal Street, Ste. 301, (301) 724-2655 [email protected] Development Authority Cumberland, MD 21502 www.canalplace.org College Savings Plan, Michelle Winner 217 E. Redwood Street, Suite (443) 769-1024 [email protected] Maryland 1350, Baltimore, MD 21202 Comptroller of Maryland Justin Hayes 80 Calvert Street, P.O. Box 466, (410) 260-7696 [email protected] Annapolis, MD 21404-0466 www.marylandtaxes.com Coppin State University Matthew Fraling (410) 951-3845 [email protected] Last Revised 9/14/2021 9:44:13 AM Maryland Public Information Act Manual (15th ed., November 2020) Updated 9/14/2021 Appendix J-3 STATE GOVERNMENTAL UNIT PIA REPRESENTATIVE MAILING ADDRESS PHONE EMAIL & INTERNET ADDRESS Court of Appeals of Maryland Bessie M. Decker, Clerk 361 Rowe Boulevard, Annapolis, (410) 260-1500 [email protected]; MD 21401 www.mdcourts.gov/coappeals Department of Aging Bernice Hutchinson 301 W. Preston Street, Rm. 1007, (410) 767-1110 [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21201 Department of Agriculture Denise Burrell 50 Harry S. Truman Parkway, (410) 841-5880 [email protected] Annapolis, MD 21401 Department of Budget and Nicholas Pepersack 45 Calvert Street, Annapolis, MD (410) 260-6261 [email protected] Management 21401 Department of Commerce Karen Glenn Hood World Trade Center, 401 E. Pratt (410) 767-6447 [email protected] (formerly the Department of Street, 5th floor, Baltimore, MD Business & Economic 21202 Development Department of General Michael Swygert, 7275 Waterloo Road, PO Box 275, (410) 799-1930 [email protected] Services Records Management Jessup, MD 20794 Center Department of Health Carlita Lindsey, PIA 201 W. Preston Street, 5th Fl., (410) 767-6504 [email protected] Coordinator Baltimore, MD 21201 http://dhmh.maryland.gov/ Department of Housing and Owen McEvoy, Director 7800 Harkins Lane, Lanham, MD (301) 429-7610 [email protected] Community Development of Public Information 20706 dhcd.maryland.gov/Pages/Public- Information.aspx Department of Human Katherine Morris, 311 W. Saratoga Street, Baltimore, (410)767-8944 [email protected], Services Communications Dir. MD 21201 www.dhr.state.md.us Department of Information Patrick Mulford, 100 Community Place, Crownsville, 410-697-9495 [email protected] Technology Communications MD 21032 Director Department of Juvenile Audra Harrison, Public 120 West Fayette Street, (410) 230-3164 [email protected] Services Information Officer Baltimore, MD 21201 Department of Labor, Fallon Pearre 500 N. Calvert Street, 4th Fl., (410) 230-6241 [email protected] Licensing and Regulation Baltimore, MD 21202 Department of Legislative Victoria Gruber, 90 State Circle, Annapolis, MD (410) 946-5500 [email protected] Services Executive Director 21401 mgaleg.maryland.gov Department of Natural Eugene Deems, PIA Office of Communications, 580 (410) 260-8014 [email protected] Resources Coordinator Taylor Avenue, D4, Annapolis, MD 21401 Department of Public Safety Ivy Williams 300 East Joppa Road, Towson, MD (410) 339-5010 [email protected], and Correctional Services 21286 www.dpscs.maryland.gov Last Revised 9/14/2021 9:44:13 AM Maryland Public Information Act Manual (15th ed., November 2020) Updated 9/14/2021 Appendix J-4 STATE GOVERNMENTAL UNIT PIA REPRESENTATIVE MAILING ADDRESS PHONE EMAIL & INTERNET ADDRESS Department of the Amanda R. Degen 1800 Washington Blvd, Baltimore, (410) 537-4120 [email protected] Environment Interdepartmental MD 21230 Information Liaison Department of Veterans Dana Burl, Director of 16 Francis Street 410-260-3842 [email protected] Affairs (MDVA) Outreach Annapolis, MD 21401 veterans.maryland.gov Frostburg State University Brad Nixon, General 101 Braddock Road, Frostburg, MD (301) 687-3160 [email protected] Counsel 21532 Governor, Office of Christopher J. Mincher, 1 Church Circle, Annapolis, (410) 974-2741 [email protected] Esq. Maryland 21401 Governor’s Coordinating Heather Epkins (443) 422-0037 [email protected] Offices Governor's Office for Children Barbara Krupiarz, 100 Community Place, Crownsville, (410) 967-9247 [email protected] Deputy Director MD 21032 Governor’s Office of Dave Abrams (410) 697-9262 [email protected] Community Initiatives Governor’s Office of Deaf and Kelly Brick (443) 453-5761 [email protected] Hard of Hearing Governor's Office of Crime Joseph Cueto 100 Community Place, 1st Floor (410) 697-9382 [email protected]; Prevention, Youth, and Victim Crownsville,
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