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DIVERSEDIVERSE COGVISION Region Forward is our vision. It’s a commitment by COG and its member governments, who together seek to create a more accessible, sustainable, prosperous, and livable National Capital Region.

ABOUTCOG

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 22 local governments, members of the Maryland and Virginia state legislatures, and members of the U.S. Congress.

Policies are set through the COG Board of Directors, the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board, and the Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee. These three boards are responsible for a broad range of issues under the COG umbrella. Supporting committees help shape programs through the dedicated work of a wide array of public servants, from police chiefs to social workers.

COGMISSION COG’s mission is to make Region Forward happen by being a discussion forum, expert resource, issue advocate, and catalyst for action. METROPOLITANWASHINGTONCOUNCILOFGOVERNMENTS 2011 COG ANNUAL REPORT | 2012 REGIONAL DIRECTORY

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Foster Parents of the Year honored at Nationals Park on April 30, 2011 in an event sponsored by COG and the Freddie Mac Foundation. ADA and Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Alternative formats of this publication are available upon request. Phone: (202) 962-3300 or (202) 962-3213 (TDD). Email: [email protected]. Please allow seven working days for preparation of the material.

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Printed on Recycled Paper Directory entries are updated by each local government. Entries were finalized on February 29, 2012.

COG Public Affairs Director: Jeanne Saddler Managing Editor: Steven Kania Editor: Lewis Miller Designer: Carla Badaracco Design

Special thanks to: Ronald Collins, Patricia McAuley, Pamela Fleming, Crystal Hunt, Claire Carabello, Donna Folden, Joyce Grossnickle, Doris Stokes, Anne Marie Belton, Karen Falcon, Karlene Proctor, Sara Ferrell, Jessie Carpenter, Nancy Coats, Hilda Quinteros, Melanie Burrell, Patti Hicks, Susan Finarelli, Ann Stewart, Kay Taylor, Michele Quander-Collins, Cynthia Young, Patricia Warren, Nicole Hange, and Nima Shahidinia. CONTENTS

2011 COG ANNUAL REPORT 5 Message from the Board Chair and Executive Director 6 COG’s 22nd Member: Charles County 8 Region Forward Coalition 9 HIV/AIDS Forum 10 Incident Management 11 Foster Children 12 Foreclosure Outreach 13 Green Building Trends 14 Climate Adaptation 15 Stormwater Management 16 Electric Vehicles and Solar Energy 17 Accessible Taxicabs 18 Traffic Congestion Survey 19 Bike to Work and Car Free Days 20 COG Annual Meeting and Awards Luncheon 22

COG BUDGET/MEMBER BENEFITS 25 FY 2011 Budget Highlights 26 Member Benefits Reports 28

Regional Directory contents on the following page CONTENTS

31 2012 REGIONAL DIRECTORY 32 Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments 32 COG Board of Directors 34 Transportation Planning Board (TPB) 36 Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) 38 COG Policy Committees and Advisory Bodies 39 COG Public/Private Partnerships 40 Public Input 41 COG Administrative Staff

42 Member Jurisdictions 42 DISTRICT OF COLuMBIA 44 MARYLAND 44 Bladensburg 45 Bowie 46 Charles County 47 College Park 48 Frederick 49 Frederick County 50 Gaithersburg 51 Greenbelt 52 Montgomery County 54 Prince George’s County 56 Rockville 57 Takoma Park 58 VIRGINIA 58 Alexandria 60 Arlington County 62 Fairfax 63 Fairfax County 65 Falls Church 66 Loudoun County 68 Manassas 69 Manassas Park 70 Prince William County

72 State and Federal Regional Delegations 72 State of Maryland 76 Commonwealth of Virginia 79 u.S. Congress

80 COG 2012 Member Jurisdictions Map COG 2011 ANNUAL REPORT

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COG’S 22ND MEMBER

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DURING ITS ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING, COG announced that Charles County, Maryland was joining as its 22nd and newest member government. “Charles County is pleased to become a full member of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. Our decision to move forward with COG membership is based on the understanding that commuting, employment, and the economic direction of Charles County are fully part of the larger Washington-area region. We’re not solely a rural, agricultural-based county anymore,” said Charles County Board of Commissioners President Candice Quinn Kelly. “This is an important day for our community. It’s time to move into this new realm, and we are joining a strong, regional network that will help us to move our county forward.” The Charles County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved membership in COG in October 2011. Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

 COALITION

REGIONFORWARD

THE REGION FORWARD VISION PLAN is metropolitan Washington’s roadmap to a better future. A multi-sector group of area leaders helped shape this vision, which was adopted by COG and all of its member governments in 2010. Now, a new coalition of public, private and community leaders are focused on implementing Region Forward and helping the region meet its shared goals.

In June 2011, the Region Forward Coalition held its inaugural meeting at George Mason university’s Arlington Campus. Coalition members engaged in group exercises to consider priorities for urban, suburban and exurban centers. They also discussed a transit-oriented affordable housing initiative, an example of the kind of project the Coalition hopes to spark through new public-private partnerships.

The Coalition’s early work has focused on several key areas. A central feature of Region Forward is that it sets tough goals driven by targets to hold the region accountable for action. In order to measure the region’s progress toward these targets, Coalition members are completing a performance baseline analysis. The Coalition will then use the baseline to measure progress every 3-4 years.

Coalition members are also identifying centers to be included in an update of COG’s Regional Activity Centers. As part of the process, they will examine each Center’s key needs, such as a lack of transit or land use types, which will help public and private leaders better target resources and investments to these communities. The Coalition is also focused on producing a regional housing plan and shaping regional policies at COG to be better aligned with Region Forward’s goals. coG 2011 annual rePort

 HIV/AIDSFORUM

COG BROUGHT TOGETHER over one hundred experts, healthcare providers, public officials, and community members for a forum in December 2011 to further the development of a regional strategy to combat HIV/AIDS, which affects thousands of area residents. Participants noted the issue’s regional scope emphasizing that the problem was not limited to the District of Columbia. Almost half of all AIDS cases, 47 percent, are located in suburban Maryland and Northern Virginia. The region has the third highest number of cumulative AIDS cases in the country.

Jeffrey Crowley, Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy, told forum participants that even as other programs have experienced funding cuts, HIV/AIDS research and treatment has received increased support during the Obama administration. He also noted that his office was in the process of creating the first National HIV/AIDS Strategy with the primary goals of reducing infections and increasing access to care and treatment for people with the disease.

Health officials from Montgomery, Prince George’s, and Fairfax Counties, and the District of Columbia also shared information on their recent efforts to prevent and treat HIV/AIDS. They noted that stigma associated with the virus, impedes treatment and remains a major barrier to reducing new HIV infections. In the coming year, officials in the District will lead an assessment of the region’s HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention needs and work with their regional partners on a new strategy. Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

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FOSTER EACH SPRING FOR THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS, COG and the Freddie Mac Foundation have held special events to honor the region’s foster parents. These events, which have included gala dinners and press conferences, are an opportunity for local elected officials to recognize the Foster Parents of the Year on behalf of their jurisdictions. COG also publicizes these events in order to raise awareness that there are over 4,000 area children in foster care and recruit more families to care for these children.

In 2011, the Freddie Mac Foundation and COG invited over 800 foster families to the April 30 game at Nationals Park between the home team and the San Francisco Giants. Before the game, nine foster parents joined area elected officials and Nationals owner Ted Lerner on the field to be recognized as the region’s Foster Parents of the Year. “We hope the examples set by our Foster Parents of the Year inspire more area residents to open their hearts and homes to our region’s foster children,” said 2011 COG Board Chair Andrea Harrison of the Prince George’s County Council. A video featuring the parents played on the high definition screen in the outfield. In addition, COG staff and volunteers were at the game handing out foster care information to fans in attendance of the game.

In partnership with the Freddie Mac Foundation and NBC4 news, COG also continued its role as coordinator of the highly successful Wednesday’s Child program. Close to a third of the children featured on the program in 2011 are matched with an adoptive parent. Overall, the program has a 60 percent success rate, and has helped over 400 children find permanent adoptive homes. Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

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GREENBUILDING IN 2011, COG RELEASED Green Building Trends, a report on LEED certified green building from 2003 through 2009 in metropolitan Washington. The first-of-its-kind region-wide analysis of green building construction demonstrated that LEED, the u.S. Green Building Council’s voluntary certification program, has had a significant impact upon the region’s long term sustainability by encouraging the development of efficient buildings.

According to the report, the District of Columbia had 12.5 million square feet, Northern Virginia had 6.6 million square feet, and suburban Maryland had 3.8 million square feet of green building construction.

Traditionally, the LEED certification process targeted a range of sustainability factors including characteristics such as energy conservation, water conservation, use of recycled building materials, but recent updates have added credits for efficient location choices. The report noted the majority of projects were located within major employment centers and within a half of a mile of Metrorail or commuter rail stations.

More than 60 percent of the square feet of LEED certified projects were located within one half mile of a Metrorail or commuter rail station. For contrast these station areas capture between 15 and 35 percent of general commercial construction square feet annually.

Similarly, 70 percent of all LEED projects certified between 2003 and 2009 were located within Regional Activity Centers. In comparison, 40 to 50 percent of general commercial construction projects are located within Regional Activity Centers. PHOTO BY DANNY FOWLER, FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

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STORMWATER

THERE’S A MULTI-YEAR, MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR effort underway in metropolitan Washington aimed at improving the quality of life of millions of people: cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay and the region’s other vital water bodies. The Chesapeake Bay, whose watershed includes six states and covers 64,000 square miles, is failing to meet federal water quality standards and has been put on a “pollution diet” by the EPA.

Millions of dollars have already been spent on wastewater treatment plant upgrades which have greatly benefited the region’s water bodies. Local officials are expressing concerns about extremely high costs for the stormwater portion of the new pollution diet; however, stormwater accounts for a significant share of the pollution that flows into the Bay. In the region’s urban areas, despite many efforts and programs being implemented, nearly all water bodies are impaired due to stormwater pollution.

Given this issue’s importance and huge fiscal impact, at the urging of Board Chair Andrea Harrison, COG held a webinar for local and state officials to discuss stormwater management and its costs in October 2011. Maintaining a balance between development and water quality was highlighted as one of the primary concerns for states and localities. Participants also noted the need for effective policy options for both new and existing development and called for an effective messaging strategy to inform the public about why stormwater management is important and the need, benefits and costs of the programs. Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

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ACCESSIBLE THE TRANSPORTATION PLANNING BOARD officially launched the full service of the District of Columbia’s first wheelchair accessible taxicab pilot project, rollDC, in May 2011. D.C. Councilmember and TPB Chair Muriel Bowser noted that for the first time, the District has wheelchair accessible taxi service available—providing unlimited access to transportation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for people using wheelchairs. It is estimated that 3.3 million Americans 15-years of age or older use wheelchairs—including more than 12,000 D.C. residents.

rollDC includes a fleet of 20 accessible taxicabs, provided by Royal Cab and the Yellow Cab Company of D.C., to serve people with disabilities using wheelchairs. While the TPB led the implementation of the project, the Federal Transit Administration provided the $1 million New Freedom Grant and the D.C. Taxicab Commission provided $200,000 in matching funds. In addition, the cab companies dedicated private funds and other resources to the pilot project, and the D.C. Office of Disabilities Rights provided guidance on the project. Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

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TRAFFICCONGESTION

ACCORDING TO THE TRANSPORTATION PLANNING BOARD’S 2011 Aerial Traffic Congestion Survey, daily traffic congestion in the metropolitan Washington region is increasing in several areas. Traffic congestion increased significantly between 2008 and 2011, after decreasing between 2005 and 2008 due to the economic recession.

The survey found the most congested location in the region for 2011 was Northbound I-395 from VA 27/Washington Boulevard to VA 110/ Jefferson Davis Highway. From 8:30 to 9:30 am, drivers average a speed of 5 miles per hour. Five of the top ten congested locations were found on I-495, the Capital Beltway. Locations on I-66 and the 11th Street Bridge also made the top ten list. The survey noted that while some of these segments were impacted by construction, these locations are historically congested.

The survey also pinpointed areas that experienced reduced congestion since 2008. The biggest positive impact on congestion in the region was the opening of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge. What was previously a location of hours-long congestion during the morning peak on the Inner Loop of the Capital Beltway from St. Barnabas Road in Prince George’s County to Telegraph Road in Alexandria has been completely eliminated.

The TPB has commissioned the aerial traffic surveys since 1993 and 2011 was the seventh edition of the survey.

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(right) Scull Award: Judith “J” Davis Greenbelt Mayor Judith “J” Davis won COG’s highest honor, the Elizabeth and David Scull Metropolitan Public Service Award. Pictured: 2011 COG President William Euille, 2011 COG Board Chair Andrea Harrison, Davis, and COG Executive Director David Robertson

(above) Virginia State Senator Patricia Ticer and COG Environmental Programs Director Stuart Freudberg (left) Euille, U.S. Senator (and Keynote Speaker) Mark Warner, Harrison, and Robertson

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COGBUDGET/MEMBERBENEFITS

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SOURCE AMOUNT ($) Federal 13,882,782 State 4,124,000 Other Grants/Fee for Services 3,836,907 Building/Int. 895,000 Membership Dues 3,223,507

TOTAL 25,962,196 Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

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PROGRAM AMOUNT ($) Transportation 17,064,000 Community Planning 1,042,072 Public Safety 1,695,828 Environmental 5,279,729 Member Services 880,567

TOTAL 25,962,196 coG BuDGet/memBer BeneFits

COG received a ‘clean’ unqualified audit for FY 2011. 2  REPORTS

MEMBERBENEFITS AS PART OF AN EFFORT TO INCREASE OUTREACH to member governments and ensure that all jurisdictions, large and small, are aware of coG’s valuable programs and activities, coG staff has begun preparing member Benefits reports. the reports will both highlight the shared benefits of coG membership—such as shaping regional priorities and applying for special federal funding opportunities—as well as how benefits like grants, technical assistance and cost savings impact individual jurisdictions.

For example, in 2011 through their membership with coG, local governments: I received over $ million in federal urban area security initiative homeland security dollars through a federal-state- regional partnership I saved $2 million through coG’s regional cooperative purchasing program which buys fuel, heating oil and natural gas I received $,000 in a transportation land use coordination technical assistance grant program I enrolled 20 managers in the institute for regional excellence which provides leadership skills and exposure to innovation in local government

the reports also detail coG’s wide variety of services, including: I Helping residents find alternatives to driving through commuter connections I Providing air quality alerts and health tips to the public through clean air Partners I Finding loving homes for area children through the regional Foster care/adoption Program I Promoting local agriculture through the national capital Farms Program Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

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2012 REGIONAL DIRECTORY

 1 2  Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion G O C S R O T C E R I D F O D R A O B iyo aassCuclMember Council Manassas of City 257-8211(703) Bass L. Sheryl PRESIDENT VICE Mayor Columbia of District 727-6300(202) Gray C. Vincent PRESIDENT OFFICERS CORPORATE COG visit Please attend. monthly. frequently meets media the from representatives and are public, meetings the Board to region. open the facing issues on briefings receives and problems, emerging regional and current discusses recommendations, committee COG on The action region. takes the Board from delegations legislative state local of participating caucuses by the by and governments year each appointed policies, are overall members its Board for funds. responsible and is functions, and body governing COG’s is Directors of Board The www.mwcog.org o h aetifraino etn ae n times. and dates meeting on information latest the for hre onyPresident County Charles 645-0550 (301) Kelly Quinn Candice SECRETARY-TREASURER Member Council Gaithersburg of City 258-6310 (301) Drzyzgula C. Cathy PRESIDENT VICE h O Board COG The O OR OFFICERS BOARD COG rsdn r Tem Pro President Board Frederick of City 600-1382 (301) Young Lewis Karen CHAIR VICE Councilmember Columbia of District 724-8064 (202) Mendelson Phil CHAIR VICE Supervisor WilliamPrince County 792-4646(703) Principi J. Frank CHAIR iyo okil Mayor Rockville of City Marcuccio Phyllis Member Council County George’s Prince Toles R. Karen Chair Council County George’s Prince nraC Harrison C. Andrea Executive County George’s Prince uhr .Bkr III Baker, L. Rushern Councilmember County Montgomery Ervin Valerie President Council County Montgomery Berliner Roger Executive County Montgomery Leggett Isiah Mayor Greenbelt of City Davis F. Judith Mayor Gaithersburg of City Katz A. Sidney Commissioner County Frederick Gray P. David Mayor Park College of City Fellows M. Andrew President County Charles Kelly Quinn Candice Mayor Bowie of City Robinson Frederick G. MARYLAND Administrator City Columbia of District Lew Y. Allen Councilmember Columbia of District Brown A. Michael Mayor Columbia of District Gray C. Vincent COLUMBIA OF DISTRICT 22 478-9200 (202) | 20 777-7960 (240) | 20 777-2550 (240) | 31 600-1101 (301) | 31 952-3690 (301) | 31 926-0679 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 20 777-7828 (240) | 22 727-6300 (202) | 20 314-8290 (240) | 22 724-8105 (202) | 31 441-8141 (301) | 31 952-3864 (301) | 31 952-4131 (301) | 31 645-0550 (301) | 31 262-6200 (301) | ignaGnrlAsml Delegate Assembly General Virginia Scott M. James Supervisor County William Prince Candland Pete Member Council Park Manassas of City Naddoni Suhas Member Council Manassas of City Bass L. Sheryl Supervisor County Loudoun Letourneau Matthew Chair-At-Large County Loudoun York K. Scott Mayor Church Falls of City Baroukh Nader Supervisor County Fairfax Foust W. John Chairman Vice County Fairfax Gross A. Penelope Chairman County Fairfax Bulova Sharon Member Council Fairfax of City Drummond F. Daniel Chair Vice County Arlington Tejada Walter J. Mayor Alexandria of City Euille D. William VIRGINIA Delegate Assembly General Maryland Clagett R. Galen Mayor Park Takoma of City Williams R. Bruce 73 777-0204 (703) | 73 257-8211 (703) | 73 356-0551 (703) | 73 324-2321 (703) | 73 792-6195 (703) | 73 560-8338 (703) | 73 335-8800 (703) | 73 248-5014 (703) | 73 228-3130 (703) | 31 858-3436 (301) | 73 746-4500 (703) | 31 891-7230 (301) | 73 256-7717 (703) | 73 385-7800 (703) | 73 777-0204 (703) | G O C W M   2012 reGional Directory  

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Mary Director Protection Environmental County Montgomery Hoyt Bob Councilmember County Montgomery Reimer Hans Member Council Greenbelt of City Mach Leta Gaithersburg of City Vacant Commissioner County Frederick Gray P. David Member Council Park College of City Day W. Robert Commissioner County Charles II Collins B. Reuben Commissioner County Calvert Weems Steve Bowie of City Vacant Environment the of Department District Tulou Christophe Tem Pro Chairman Council Columbia of District Cheh M. Mary MEMBERS 20 777-7700 (240) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 20 777-7964 (240) | 31 600-1101 (301) | 22 724-8062 (202) | 40 535-1600 (410) | 31 741-1962 (301) | 31 952-3887 (301) | 22 535-2600 (202) | 31 645-0550 (301) | AQC Q WA M ignaGnrlAsml Senator Assembly General Virginia Ebbin Adam Delegate Assembly General Virginia Vacant Supervisor County William Prince Candland Pete Member Council Manassas of City Randolph Steven J. Chair Vice County Loudoun Clarke Janet Mayor Vice Church Falls of City Snyder F. David Supervisor County Fairfax Smyth Q. Linda Supervisor County Fairfax Cook C. John Chairman County Fairfax Bulova Sharon Member Council Fairfax of City Stombres C. Steven Member Council Alexandria of City Pepper S. Redella Senator Assembly General Maryland Benson Joanne Delegate Assembly General Maryland Holmes Marvin Member Council Park Takoma of City Male Tim Member Council Rockville of City akPierzchala Mark Director Associate Assistant Resources Environmental County George’s Prince Moki Sammuel 31 891-7100 (301) | 51 384-8957 (571) | 73 777-0204 (703) | 73 425-9300 (703) | 73 324-2321 (703) | 73 792-6195 (703) | 31 883-5834 (301) | 31 858-3310 (301) | 73 560-6946 (703) | 31 858-3148 (301) | 73 248-5014 (703) | 20 314-8290 (240) | 73 746-4500 (703) | 73 257-8211 (703) | 73 385-7800 (703) | ignaDprmn fTransportation of Department Virginia Moore Garrett Transportation of Department Maryland Simons Howard Transportation of Department Columbia of District Bellamy Terry TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALSSTATE QualityEnvironmental of Department Virginia of Commonwealth Dowd Mike Environment the of Department Maryland of State Aburn (Tad) George Division Quality Air Columbia of District Beall Cecily OFFICIALS MANAGEMENT AIR STATE 84 698-4284 (804) | 22 535-2626 (202) | 22 673-6813 (202) | 73 259-1959 (703) | 40 865-1288 (410) | 40 537-3255 (410) | G O C W M   2012 reGional Directory   Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion G O C S R O T C E R I D F O D R A O B S E I D O B Y R O S I V D A D N A S E E T T I M M O C Y C I L O P ietr rmCGsmme governments. member COG’s from directors and managers department officials, elected includes membership Its health. mental and abuse, substance care, foster services, human and health housing, affordable services, rescue and fire enforcement, law on Board COG the advises HSPSPC (HSPSPC) COMMITTEE POLICY SAFETY PUBLIC AND SERVICES HUMAN community. academic the of members and organizations, business organizations, environmental utilities, gas and electric agencies, regional and federal Committee, Advisory Public Climate and Air the legislatures, state agencies, transportation and energy, environmental, state governments, member COG’s representatives from includes membership Its Report. 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Ronald DIRECTOR PLANNING TRANSPORTATION [email protected] McMillion David DIRECTOR HEALTH AND SAFETY PUBLIC [email protected] Saddler Jeanne DIRECTOR AFFAIRS PUBLIC [email protected] Danilovics George DIRECTOR MANAGEMENT FACILITY AND TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION [email protected] Roberts Imelda DIRECTOR MANAGEMENT RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Freudberg A. Stuart DIRECTOR PROGRAMS ENVIRONMENTAL [email protected] Savoie Thomas MANAGER PURCHASING AND CONTRACTS [email protected] DesJardin Paul DIRECTOR SERVICES AND PLANNING COMMUNITY [email protected] Woodall Clara (INTERIM) OFFICER FINANCIAL CHIEF [email protected] Pandak E. Sharon COUNSEL GENERAL [email protected] Robertson J. David DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE 22 962-3362 (202) | 22 962-3293 (202) | 22 962-3222 (202) | 22 962-3310 (202) | 22 962-3240 (202) | 22 962-3250 (202) | 22 962-3708 (202) | 22 962-3709 (202) | 22 962-3248 (202) | 22 962-3260 (202) | 22 962-3340 (202) | . 22 962-3755(202) Hotline Use WiseWater 800-TO-ADOPT-ME Child Wednesday’s 800-669-HOPE Hopeline Care Foster 1-800-745-RIDE Connections Commuter (May-Sept.) 962-3299 (202) Hotline Quality Air NUMBERS INFORMATION G O C W M 1  2012 reGional Directory 2  Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion A I B M U L O C F O T C I R T S I D [email protected] 404 WB Catania A. David [email protected] 406 WB Brown A. Michael [email protected] 110 WB Bowser Muriel [email protected] 102 WB Barry Marion [email protected] 400 WB 724-8068 (202) Alexander M. Yvette [email protected] 108 WB Cheh M. Mary TEM PRO CHAIRMAN [email protected] 504 WB Brown R. Kwame CHAIRMAN COLUMBIA OF DISTRICT THE OF COUNCIL [email protected] Murphy Christopher MAYOR TO STAFF OF CHIEF [email protected] Floor 6th WB Gray C. Vincent MAYOR MAYOR THE OF OFFICE D ad8|(0)724-8045 (202) | 8 Ward (D) D ad3|(0)724-8062 (202) | 3 Ward (D) D ad4|(0)724-8052 (202) | 4 Ward (D) D 22 727-6300 (202) | (D) I tLre|(0)724-7772 (202) | At-Large (I) I tLre|(0)724-8105 (202) At-Large | (I) D 22 724-8032 (202) | (D) 22 727-6300 (202) | D ad7 Ward (D) Vacant [email protected] 408 WB Wells Tommy [email protected] 410 WB 724-8174(202) Sr. Orange, B. Vincent [email protected] 402 WB Mendelson Phil [email protected] 105 WB Graham Jim [email protected] 106 WB Evans Jack [email protected] Wright De’Shawn EDUCATION FOR MAYOR DEPUTY [email protected] Hoskins Victor DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC AND PLANNING FOR MAYOR DEPUTY [email protected] Quander Paul JUSTICE AND SAFETY PUBLIC FOR MAYOR DEPUTY [email protected] Lew Y. Allen ADMINISTRATOR CITY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Smith Nyasha COUNCIL THE TO SECRETARY ad5|(0)724-8028 (202) | 5 Ward - D ad2|(0)724-8058 (202) | 2 Ward (D) D ad1|(0)724-8181 (202) | 1 Ward (D) 22 478-9200 (202) | D ad6|(0)724-8072 (202) | 6 Ward (D) 22 442-9283 (202) | 22 724-8080 (202) | 22 727-6365 (202) | D tLre|(0)724-8064 (202) | At-Large (D) 22 727-3636 (202) | D At-Large (D) [email protected] [email protected] Brock-Smith A. Cynthia COLUMBIA OF DISTRICT THE OF SECRETARY Otero Beatriz SERVICES HUMAN AND HEALTH FOR MAYOR DEPUTY [email protected] Stokes Shawn DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Hall John DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY AND HOUSING [email protected] Akhter N. Mohammad Dr. DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT HEALTH [email protected] Ellerbe B. Kenneth CHIEF EMS AND FIRE [email protected] Gandhi M. Natwar Dr. OFFICER FINANCIAL CHIEF [email protected] Tulou A.G. Christophe DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT ENVIRONMENT Greene Jennifer (ACTING) DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT SECURITY HOMELAND AND MANAGEMENT EMERGENCY [email protected] Faust N. Thomas DIRECTOR CORRECTIONS [email protected] Ribeiro Pedro DIRECTOR OFFICE COMMUNICATIONS [email protected] Nathan B. Irvin COLUMBIA OF DISTRICT THE FOR GENERAL ATTORNEY 22 442-7200 (202) | 22 727-7973 (202) | 22 727-5011 (202) | 22 442-9700 (202) | 22 727-3400 (202) | 22 727-3150 (202) | 22 673-7316 (202) | 22 673-3320 (202) | 22 727-2476 (202) | 22 535-2600 (202) | 22 727-6306 (202) | 22 442-5955 (202) | [email protected] Bellamy Terry DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT TRANSPORTATION [email protected] Mancini Rob OFFICER TECHNOLOGY CHIEF [email protected] Henderson Kaya SCHOOLS OF CHANCELLOR [email protected] Howland O. William DIRECTOR WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Jr. Staton, D. James DIRECTOR PROCUREMENT AND CONTRACTING [email protected] Lanier L. Cathy CHIEF POLICE [email protected] Tregoning Harriet DIRECTOR PLANNING [email protected] Aguirre Jesús DIRECTOR RECREATION AND PARKS [email protected] Cooper Ginnie DIRECTOR LIBRARY [email protected] Jackson D. Janene DIRECTOR AFFAIRS LEGISLATIVE AND POLICY [email protected] Berns A. David DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT SERVICES HUMAN 22 727-2277 (202) | 22 673-7647 (202) | 22 673-6813 (202) | 22 727-1101 (202) | 22 671-4200 (202) | 22 727-4218 (202) | 22 442-5885 (202) | 22 442-7600 (202) | 22 727-6979 (202) | 22 673-6812 (202) | 22 727-0252 (202) | A I B M U L O C F O T C I R T S I D oebr2012 November election: general Next terms. four-year staggered serve Council and Mayor The www.dc.gov p.m. a.m.–7 7 737-4404 (202) 20004-3001 DC Washington, NW Avenue, Pennsylvania 1350 (WB) Building A.Wilson John COLUMBIA OF DISTRICT   2012 reGional Directory G R U B S N E D A L B   Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion www.bladensburg.com ldnbr,Maryland Bladensburg, 29EmntnRoad Edmonston 4229 ev orya terms. four-year serve h ao evsa serves mayor The oni members Council 31 927-7048 (301) BLADENSBURG w-erterm. two-year etelection: Next ..5p.m. a.m.–5 9 coe 2013 October 20710 [email protected] Mendoza Cris [email protected] George Walter [email protected] Ficklin Walter [email protected] Brown Trina [email protected] Jr. James, Lee Walter MAYOR COUNCIL TOWN 31 927-7048 (301) | 31 927-7048 (301) | 31 927-7048 (301) | 31 927-7048 (301) | 31 927-7048 (301) | ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Owens Charles POLICE OF CHIEF [email protected] McAuley Patricia CLERK TOWN [email protected] Moss E. John ADMINISTRATOR TOWN [email protected] Jackson Terry TREASURER [email protected] Hall Purnell FOREMAN WORKS PUBLIC 31 927-7048 (301) | 31 864-6080 (301) | 31 927-7048 (301) | 31 864-6080 (301) | 31 2-08 x.136 927-7048, ext. (301) | BOWIE

CITY COUNCIL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR John Henry King | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3042 MAYOR [email protected] G. Frederick Robinson | (301) 262-6200 [email protected] EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESOURCE COORDINATOR Dennis Brady | (301) 262-6200 Alan L. Creveling | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3079 [email protected] [email protected]

Henri Gardner | (301) 262-6200 FINANCE DIRECTOR [email protected] Robert Patrick | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3024 James L. Marcos | (301) 262-6200 [email protected] [email protected] HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Diane M. Polangin | (301) 262-6200 Steven Haley | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3070 [email protected] [email protected] Isaac C. Trouth | (301) 262-6200 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR BOWIE [email protected] Robert Boller | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3050 City Hall [email protected] 15901 Excalibur Road Todd M. Turner | (301) 262-6200 Bowie, MD 20716 [email protected] PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (301) 262-6200 Joseph M. Meinert | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3046 8:30 a.m.– 5 p.m. ADMINISTRATION [email protected] www.cityofbowie.org CITY MANAGER POLICE CHIEF (ACTING) Council members David J. Deutsch | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3028 John Nesky | (301) 575-2480 serve concurrent [email protected] [email protected] two-year terms. Next election: ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR November 2013 John L. Fitzwater | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3075 R. James Henrikson | (301) 262-6200 ext. 2335 [email protected] [email protected]

CITY ATTORNEY WATERSHED MANAGER Elissa Levan | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3029 Tiffany Wright | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3043 [email protected] [email protected]

CITY CLERK Pamela A. Fleming | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3029 [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR Una Cooper | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3032 [email protected]

COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR Lawrence Pierce | (301) 262-6200, ext. 3004 [email protected] 2012 reGional Directory

 

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William DIRECTOR WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Hunt Crystal OFFICER INFORMATION PUBLIC [email protected] Aluotto Peter DIRECTOR MANAGEMENT GROWTH & PLANNING 934-9001 (301) | Director Ferren, Emily DIRECTOR LIBRARY PUBLIC [email protected] Brayman Stephen DIRECTOR RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Lauer Eugene 31 645-0580 (301) | 31 645-0627 (301) | 31 885-1340 (301) | 31 609-6400 (301) | 31 392-6400 (301) | 31 645-0570 (301) | 31 609-6900 (301) | 31 609-3400 (301) | 31 645-0627 (301) | 31 645-0585 (301) | (Interim) K R A P E G E L L O C www.collegeparkmd.gov olg ak Maryland Park, College a:(0)699-8029 (301) Fax: oni members Council 50Ko Road Knox 4500 ev concurrent serve w-erterms. two-year oebr2013 November OLG PARK COLLEGE 240-487-3500 etelection: Next ..5p.m. a.m.–5 8 20740-3390 iyHall City [email protected] L.Wojahn Patrick [email protected] Stullich E. Stephanie [email protected] Mitchell C. Denise [email protected] Kabir Fazlul [email protected] Dennis S. Monroe [email protected] Day W. Robert [email protected] Catlin T. Robert [email protected] Afzali Marcus [email protected] Fellows M. Andrew MAYOR COUNCIL CITY 301-659-6295 | 240-391-8241| 301-741-1962| 301-345-0742| 20 988-7763 (240) | 301-474-6270| 240-475-7196| 31 441-8141 (301) | 31 742-4442 (301) | ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Ferguson Suellen ATTORNEY CITY [email protected] Cotton R. Chantal MANAGER CITY THE TO ASSISTANT [email protected] Nagro L. Joseph MANAGER CITY [email protected] Higgins Peggy DIRECTOR SERVICES SENIOR & FAMILY YOUTH, [email protected] Stumpff Robert DIRECTOR WORKS PUBLIC Ryan Robert DIRECTOR SERVICES PUBLIC [email protected] Schum Terry DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC & PLANNING [email protected] Clements R. Jill DIRECTOR RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Stone-Mitchell Regina DIRECTOR AUTHORITY HOUSING [email protected] Groh Stephen FINANCE OF DIRECTOR [email protected] Miller S. Janeen CLERK CITY 20 487-3538 (240) | 20 487-3570 (240) | 20 487-3509 (240) | 20 487-3550 (240) | 20 487-3533 (240) | 20 487-3590 (240) | 20 487-3501 (240) | 20 487-3501 (240) | 31 261-2247 (301) | 240-487-3501| 31 345-3600 (301) | D N A L Y R A M   2012 reGional Directory   Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion K C I R E D E R F www.cityoffrederick.com 0 ot or Street, Court North 101 etgnrlelection: general Next rdrc,Maryland Frederick, ..43 p.m. a.m.–4:30 8 orya terms. four-year lemnserve Aldermen 31 600-1380 (301) oebr2013 November h ao and Mayor The FREDERICK iyHall City 21701 [email protected] Spurrier Michael DIRECTOR AGENCY ACTION COMMUNITY FREDERICK [email protected] Nickols Saundra ATTORNEY CITY [email protected] Russin Josh MAYOR THE TO ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE [email protected] McClement A. Randy OFFICER EXECUTIVE CHIEF ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Russell M. Kelly [email protected] O’Connor C. Michael [email protected] Krimm Carol [email protected] Aloi M. Shelley [email protected] Young Lewis Karen TEM PRO PRESIDENT ALDERMEN OF BOARD [email protected] 600-1380 (301) McClement A. Randy MAYOR 31 600-3834 (301) | 31 600-1863 (301) | 31 600-1632 (301) | 31 600-2966 (301) | 31 600-1387 (301) | 31 600-1506 (301) | 31 600-1382 (301) | 31 600-1386 (301) | 31 600-1380 (301) | LNIGDPT DIRECTOR DEPUTY PLANNING [email protected] Myers Roelkey DIRECTOR DEPUTY RECREATION & PARKS [email protected] Nicolato Kathryn MANAGER RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Kolbfleisch Gerald DIRECTOR FINANCE [email protected] Griffin Richard DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC [email protected] Fullerton Kandi MANAGER PURCHASING [email protected] Stachowski Marc DIRECTOR DEPUTY WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Harding Susan INFORMATION PUBLIC [email protected] Dine C. Kim CHIEF POLICE [email protected] Adkins Joseph 31 600-2105 (301) | 301-600-1902 | 301-600-1385 | 301-600-6361 | 301-600-1655 | 301-600-6906 | 301-600-1438 | 301-600-1892| 31 600-1395 (301) | K C I R E D E R F www.FrederickCounty 2Es hrhStreet Church East 12 RDRC COUNTY FREDERICK rdrc,Maryland Frederick, ev concurrent serve 31 600-9000 (301) orya terms. four-year oebr2014 November icetrHall Winchester Commissioners ..4p.m. a.m.–4 8 etelection: Next MD.gov 21701 [email protected] Depies L. Lori DIRECTOR FINANCE [email protected] Keller L. George DIRECTOR HEALTH ENVIORNMENTAL [email protected] Markey E. Jack DIRECTOR MANAGEMENT EMERGENCY [email protected] Soter E. Eric DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY [email protected] Acting Riddle, L. Helen DIRECTOR RETENTION AND DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS [email protected] DeLauter (Vic) William Col. Lt. CHIEF BUREAU CORRECTIONS CENTER DETENTION ADULT [email protected] 600-2917 (301) Esq. III, Smith “Charlie” Charles J. ATTORNEYSTATE’S [email protected] Esq. Mathias, S. John ATTORNEY COUNTY [email protected] Grossnickle M. Joyce OFFICER ADMINISTRATIVE [email protected] Dunn B. David MANAGER COUNTY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Delauter Kirby [email protected] Gray P. David [email protected] Shreve Billy [email protected] Smith Paul C. PRESIDENT VICE [email protected] Young R. Blaine PRESIDENT COMMISSIONERS OF BOARD Y T N U O C R 31 600-1303 (301) | (R) 31 600-1153 (301) | R 31 600-1101 (301) | (R) R 31 600-1101 (301) | (R) 31 600-1117 (301) | 31 600-3190 (301) | R 31 600-1303 (301) | (R) 31 600-6790 (301) | R 31 600-2336 (301) | (R) 31 600-3179 (301) | 31 600-1102 (301) | 31 600-1030 (301) | 31 600-1899 (301) | 31 600-2555 (301) | NEAEC NOMTO EHOOISDIRECTOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INTERAGENCY [email protected] Hose L. Mitchell DIRECTOR RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Short S. Jennifer COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR AND HOUSING [email protected] 600-2509 (301) M.P.H. M.D., Brookmyer, A. Barbara OFFICER HEALTH [email protected] Owens W. Thomas DIRECTOR SERVICES RESCUE AND FIRE [email protected] Fox E. Diane HEAD DEPARTMENT TREASURY [email protected] P.E. Shen, (Robert) Yau-Ming TRANSPORTATION HEAD DEPARTMENT HIGHWAYS AND [email protected] Gordy W. Diane DIRECTOR SERVICES SOCIAL [email protected] Jenkins A. “Chuck” Charles SHERIFF [email protected] D. Ph. Alban, R. Theresa SCHOOLS OF SUPERINTENDENT [email protected] CPPO Good, E. Harold DIRECTOR PURCHASING [email protected] P.E. Meunier, J. Thomas DIRECTOR WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Santangelo K. Robin OFFICER INFORMATION PUBLIC [email protected] Dial Paul W. DIRECTOR RECREATION AND PARKS [email protected] Batson L. Darrell DIRECTOR LIBRARIES PUBLIC [email protected] Weakley A. Sherry 31 600-1647 (301) | 31 600-1114 (301) | 31 600-4541 (301) | 31 600-1070 (301) | 31 600-1613 (301) | 31 600-3530 (301) | 31 600-4016 (301) | 31 600-1536 (301) | 31 600-2590 (301) | 31 600-1047 (301) | 31 600-1129 (301) | 31 696-6910 (301) | 31 600-3692 (301) | D N A L Y R A M 31 600-2928 (301) |   2012 reGional Directory G R U B S R E H T I A G 0  Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion www.gaithersburgmd.gov atesug Maryland Gaithersburg, T:(0)258-6430 (301) TTY: 1S umtAvenue Summit S. 31 oni members Council orya terms. four-year GAITHERSBURG ev staggered serve 31 258-6300 (301) oebr2013 November .. p.m. 5 a.m.– 8 etelection: Next 20877-2098 iyHall City [email protected] Belton W. Harold DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE [email protected] Board Lynn ATTORNEY CITY [email protected] Tomasello Tony MANAGER CITY DEPUTY [email protected] Jones L. Angel MANAGER CITY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Sesma A. Michael [email protected] Marraffa F. Henry [email protected] Drzyzgula C. Cathy [email protected] Ashman Jud [email protected] Spiegel Ryan PRESIDENT VICE [email protected] Katz A. Sidney COUNCIL THE OF PRESIDENT AND MAYOR IYCOUNCIL CITY 31 258-6310 (301) | 31 258-6310 (301) | 31 258-6310 (301) | 31 258-6310 (301) | 31 258-6310 (301) | 31 258-6310 (301) | 31 258-6320 (301) | 31 258-6310 (301) | 31 258-6310 (301) | 31 258-6310 (301) | [email protected] Vacant DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATION CODE AND PLANNING [email protected] Potter R. Michele DIRECTOR CULTURE AND RECREATION, PARKS, [email protected] Cottrell Peter DIRECTOR TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION [email protected] Daily Margaret DIRECTOR RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Arnoult D. James DIRECTOR ENGINEERING AND MAINTENANCE, PARKS WORKS, PUBLIC [email protected] Monaco Britta DIRECTOR INFORMATION PUBLIC [email protected] Sroka Mark CHIEF POLICE 31 258-6330 (301) | 31 258-6400 (301) | 31 258-6325 (301) | 31 258-6310 (301) | 31 258-6327 (301) | 31 258-6350 (301) | 31 258-6370 (301) | LT E B N E E R G www.greenbeltmd.gov eetdb h Council. the by selected oni ebr serve members Council etgnrlelection: general Next concurrent two-year rebl,MarylandGreenbelt, em.TeMyris Mayor The terms. a.m 8 5Cecn Road Crescent 25 31 474-8000(301) oebr2013November GREENBELT 20770-1886 .– :0p.m. 4:30 [email protected] Murray Cindy CLERK CITY [email protected] Manzi Robert ATTORNEY CITY [email protected] Moran E. David MANAGER CITY ASSISTANT [email protected] McLaughlin P. Michael MANAGER CITY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Roberts M. Rodney [email protected] Putens J. V. Edward [email protected] Pope I. Silke [email protected] Mach M. Leta [email protected] Herling E. Konrad [email protected] Jordan V. Emmett TEM PRO MAYOR [email protected] Davis F. Judith MAYOR COUNCIL CITY 31 474-8000 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 31 474-0044 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | OIECHIEF POLICE [email protected] Craze W. Celia DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY AND PLANNING [email protected] Worley Dale DIRECTOR TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION [email protected] Johnson Mary DIRECTOR RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Williams L. Jeffrey TREASURER CITY [email protected] Park Elizabeth DIRECTOR SERVICES SOCIAL [email protected] McHale Julianna DIRECTOR RECREATION [email protected] Tull Lannay AGENT PURCHASING [email protected] Hall Kenneth DIRECTOR WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Palau Beverly COORDINATOR COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION PUBLIC [email protected] Craze R. James 31 474-1552 (301) | 20 542-2021 (240) | 31 474-8004 (301) | 31 474-8000 (301) | 31 345-7203 (301) | 31 345-5417 (301) | 31 345-6660 (301) | 31 507-6501 (301) | 31 397-2200 (301) | 31 474-1552 (301) | D N A L Y R A M 1  2012 reGional Directory Y R E M O G T N O M 2  Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion montgomerycountymd.gov councilmember.floreen@ 777-7959(240) Floreen Nancy montgomerycountymd.gov councilmember.ervin@ Ervin Valerie montgomerycountymd.gov councilmember.elrich@ Elrich Marc montgomerycountymd.gov councilmember.andrews@ Andrews Phil montgomerycountymd.gov councilmember.navarro@ Navarro Nancy PRESIDENT VICE montgomerycountymd.gov councilmember.berliner@ Berliner Roger PRESIDENT 20850 MD Rockville, Floor 6th Avenue, Maryland 100 Building Office Council Werner B. Stella COUNCIL COUNTY MONTGOMERY [email protected] Short Charles [email protected] Nurmi Joy [email protected] Latham Connie EXECUTIVE COUNTY THE TO ASSISTANTS SPECIAL [email protected] Leggett Isiah EXECUTIVE COUNTY EXECUTIVE COUNTY THE OF OFFICE Y T N U O C 20 777-2515 (240) | D,A ag 20 777-7966 (240) | Large At (D), D,Dsrc 20 777-7960 (240) | 5 District (D), D 20 777-2550 (240) | (D) D,Dsrc 20 777-7906 (240) | 3 District (D), 20 777-2513 (240) | D,A Large At (D), D,Dsrc 20 777-7968 (240) | 4 District (D), D,Dsrc 20 777-7828 (240) | 1 District (D), 20 777-2548 (240) | montgomerycountymd.gov councilmember.riemer@ Riemer Hans montgomerycountymd.gov councilmember.rice@ Rice Craig montgomerycountymd.gov councilmember.leventhal@ 777-7811(240) Leventha L. George EDCUCLCLERK COUNCIL LEAD [email protected] Hansen Marc ATTORNEY COUNTY [email protected] Street Thomas [email protected] Kassiri Fariba [email protected] Boucher Kathleen montgomerycountymd.gov ramona.bell-pearson@ Bell-Pearson Ramona ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER CHIEF THE ASSISTANTS TO [email protected] | Firestine Timothy OFFICER ADMINISTRATIVE CHIEF ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Greenberger Neil COORDINATOR INFORMATION [email protected] Farber B. Steve DIRECTOR STAFF COUNCIL [email protected] Lauer Linda D,Dsrc 20 777-7955 (240) | 2 District (D), 20 777-7979 (240) | D,A ag 20 777-7964 (240) | Large At (D), 20 777-6700 (240) | 20 777-2512 (240) | 20 777-2559 (240) | 20 777-7900 (240) | 20 777-7939 (240) | 20 777-2593 (240) | 20 777-2519(240) D,A Large At (D), l 20 777-2561 (240) | STATE’S ATTORNEY HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTOR John J. McCarthy | (240) 777-7300 Uma Ahluwalia | (240) 777-1266 MONTGOMERY COUNTY [email protected] [email protected] Executive Office Building 101 Monroe Street CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION DIRECTOR INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS DIRECTOR Rockville, Maryland Arthur M. Wallenstein | (240) 777-9978 Melanie Wenger | (240) 777-6550 20850-2540 [email protected] [email protected] (240) 777-0311 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR PARKS DIRECTOR 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Steve Silverman | (240) 777-2000 Mary R. Bradford | 301-495-2500 www.montgomery [email protected] [email protected] countymd.gov

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND HOMELAND PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIRECTOR The County Executive SECURITY DIRECTOR Parker Hamilton | (240) 777-0012 and Councilmembers Chris Voss | (240) 777-2469 [email protected] serve concurrent [email protected] four-year terms. PLANNING DIRECTOR Next election: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIRECTOR Rollin Stanley | (301) 495-4506 November 2014 Bob Hoyt | (240) 777-7730 [email protected] [email protected] POLICE CHIEF FEDERAL RELATIONS COORDINATOR J. Thomas Manger Sara Morningstar | (240) 777-6553 (240) 773-5005 [email protected] [email protected]

FINANCE DIRECTOR PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTOR Joseph Beach | (240) 777-8870 Patrick Lacefield | (240) 777-6522 [email protected] [email protected]

FIRE & RESCUE SERVICES CHIEF RECREATION DIRECTOR Richard Bowers | (240) 777-2485 Gabriel Albornoz | (240) 777-6801 [email protected] [email protected]

GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT David E. Dise | (240) 777-6194 Dr. Joshua P. Starr | (301) 279-3383 [email protected] [email protected]

HEALTH OFFICER SHERIFF Dr. Ulder Tillman | (240) 777-1741 Darren M. Popkin | (240) 777-7008 [email protected] [email protected]

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS DIRECTOR TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR Rick Y. Nelson | (240) 777-3611 Arthur Holmes | (240) 777-7170 [email protected] [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR TECHNOLOGY SERVICES DIRECTOR Joseph Adler | (240) 777-5010 Dieter Klinger, Acting Director | (240) 777-2847 [email protected] [email protected] 2012 reGional Directory

 

MARYLAND S ’ E G R O E G E C N I R P   Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion [email protected] Jr. Williams, J. Robert ADMINISTRATOR COUNCIL [email protected] Frankin Mel [email protected] Patterson Obie [email protected] Toles R. Karen [email protected] Davis L. Derrick [email protected] 952-3094 (301) Esq. Turner, M. Ingrid [email protected] Campos A. Will [email protected] Lehman A. Mary [email protected] Olson C. Eric CHAIR VICE [email protected] 952-3864 (301) Harrison C. Andrea CHAIR III Baker, L. Rushern EXECUTIVE COUNTY FIEO H ONYEXECUTIVE COUNTY THE OF OFFICE RNEGOG’ ONYCOUNCIL COUNTY GEORGE’S PRINCE [email protected] Y T N U O C D itit9|(0)952-3820 (301) | 9 District (D) D itit3|(0)952-3060 (301) | 3 District (D) D itit7|(0)952-3690 (301) | 7 District (D) D itit8|(0)952-3860 (301) | 8 District (D) D itit2|(0)952-4436 (301) | 2 District (D) D itit6|(0)952-3426 (301) | 6 District (D) D itit1|(0)952-3887 (301) | 1 District (D) D itit5 District (D) D 31 952-4131 (301) | (D) D itit4 District (D) 31 952-3794 (301) | [email protected] Stanton L. Barry [email protected] Reid A. Carla [email protected] Himler Thomas [email protected] Francis Hager Betty OFFICERS ADMINISTRATIVE CHIEF DEPUTY [email protected] Seamon L. Bradford (ACTING) OFFICER ADMINISTRATIVE CHIEF ADMINISTRATION [email protected] McCall S. Gwen PRESIDENT CORPORATION DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC [email protected] McDonough Lou Mary DIRECTOR CORRECTIONS [email protected] Hudson L. Barry DIRECTOR COMMUNICATIONS [email protected] Floyd C. Redis COUNCIL THE OF CLERK [email protected] Johnson J. Monica DIRECTOR SERVICES CENTRAL OF OFFICE [email protected] Alsobrooks D. Angela ATTORNEYSTATE’S [email protected] Green Andree M. (ACTING) ATTORNEY COUNTY 31 952-4264 (301) | 31 952-3600 (301) | 31 583-4648 (301) | 31 952-4441 (301) | 31 952-5980 (301) | 31 952-4213 (301) | 31 952-5225 (301) | 31 883-6450 (301) | 31 952-4461 (301) | 31 952-3173 (301) | 31 952-4295 (301) | 31 952-7015 (301) | EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (ACTING MANAGER) PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR Ronald E. Gill | (301) 883-4273 Ronnie Gathers | (301) 699-2582 PRINCE GEORGE’S [email protected] [email protected] COUNTY County Administration ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT PLANNING DIRECTOR Building (CAB) DIRECTOR Fern Piret, Ph.D. | (301) 952-3594 14741 Governor Oden Samuel E. Wynkoop, Jr. | (301) 883-5812 [email protected] Bowie Drive [email protected] POLICE CHIEF Upper Marlboro, FINANCE DIRECTOR Mark A. Magaw | (301) 772-4740 Maryland 20772-3050 Gail D. Francis | (301) 952-5025 [email protected] Executive Office: [email protected] (301) 952-4131 PUBLIC WORKS AND TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR County Council: FIRE/EMS DEPARTMENT CHIEF Haitham A. Hijazi, Ph.D., P.E. | (301) 883-5600 (301) 952-3700 Marc S. Bashoor | (301) 883-5204 [email protected] 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. [email protected] SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT www.princegeorges HEALTH OFFICER (ACTING) William R. Hite, Jr., Ed.D. | (301) 952-6008 countymd.gov Pamela B. Creekmur | (301) 883-7834 [email protected] [email protected] The County Executive SHERIFF and Council Members OFFICE OF HOMELAND SECURITY DIRECTOR Melvin C. High | (301) 780-8600 serve concurrent Brian R. Moe | (301) 352-1492 [email protected] four-year terms. [email protected] SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR Next general election: HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Gloria Brown | (301) 909-7017 November 2014 DIRECTOR [email protected] Eric C. Brown | (301) 883-5531 [email protected] CHIEF OF TREASURY Linda V. Allen | (301) 952-3396 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] Stephanye R. Maxwell | (301) 883-6344 [email protected]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR (ACTING) Vennard Wright | (301) 883-5357 [email protected]

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOR Lisa L. Jackson (301) 261-1735 / (301) 952-3649 [email protected]

LIBRARY SYSTEM DIRECTOR Kathleen Teaze | (301) 699-3500, ext. 224 [email protected] 2012 reGional Directory

 

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John [email protected] Marcuccio Phyllis MAYOR IYCOUNCIL CITY 20 314-8290 (240) | 20 314-8150 (240) | 20 314-8105 (240) | 20 314-8290 (240) | . 20 314-8282 (240) | 20 314-8303 (240) | 20 314-8290 (240) | 20 314-8104 (240) | 20 314-8290 (240) | 20 314-8290 (240) | [email protected] Vargas A. Carlos DIRECTOR PERSONNEL [email protected] Moran Linda LIAISON LEGISLATIVE [email protected] Cannon Michael DIRECTOR TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION [email protected] Cohen Gavin DIRECTOR FINANCE [email protected] Hall Burt DIRECTOR PARKS AND RECREATION [email protected] Simoneau H. Craig DIRECTOR WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Treschuk N. Terrance POLICE OF CHIEF [email protected] Swift Susan DIRECTOR SERVICES DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING COMMUNITY 20 314-8600 (240) | 20 314-8200 (240) | 20 314-8115 (240) | 20 314-8400 (240) | 20 314-8160 (240) | 20 314-8470 (240) | 20 314-8502 (240) | 20 314-8910 (240) | AKOMAPARK R A P A M O K TA www.takomaparkmd.gov aoaPr,Maryland Park, Takoma omnt Center— Community a:(0)270-8794 (301) Fax: 50MpeAvenue Maple 7500 oni members Council :0am– p.m. a.m.–5 8:30 ev concurrent serve w-erterms. two-year oebr2013 November iies Center Citizens’ 31 891-7100 (301) AOAPARK TAKOMA etelection: Next aoaPark Takoma a Abbott Sam 20912 [email protected] Carpenter Jessie CLERK CITY [email protected] Silber Susan ATTORNEY CITY [email protected] Ludlow Suzanne MANAGER CITY DEPUTY [email protected] Matthews B. Barbara MANAGER CITY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Seamens J. Terry [email protected] Schultz L. Frederick [email protected] Male Tim [email protected] Grimes Seth [email protected] Daniels-Cohen Kay [email protected] Snipper Reuben TEM PRO MAYOR [email protected] Williams R. Bruce MAYOR COUNCIL CITY Wr )|(0)891-7100 (301) | 2) (Ward Wr )|(0)891-7100 (301) | 1) (Ward 31 891-2200 (301) | Wr )|(0)891-7100 (301) | 5) (Ward 31 891-7229 (301) | 31 891-7267 (301) | Wr )|(0)891-7100 (301) | 4) (Ward 31 891-7230 (301) | Wr )|(0)891-7100 (301) | 3) (Ward Wr )|(0)891-7100 (301) | 6) (Ward 31 891-7268 (301) | NOMTO YTM MANAGER SYSTEMS INFORMATION [email protected] Hampton Karen MANAGER RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Daines Anne Sara DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY AND HOUSING [email protected] Brooks Yovonda DIRECTOR FINANCE [email protected] Clark Gregory DIRECTOR RECREATION [email protected] Braithwaite Daryl DIRECTOR WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Ricucci Ronald CHIEF POLICE [email protected] Terrill Craig SPECIALIST MEDIA [email protected] Arnold-Robbins Ellen DIRECTOR LIBRARY [email protected] Castillo J. Abel 31 891-7221 (301) | 31 891-7227 (301) | 31 891-7104 (301) | 31 891-7218 (301) | 31 891-7201 (301) | 31 891-7210 (301) | 31 891-7615 (301) | 31 891-7224 (301) | 31 891-7258 (301) | D N A L Y R A M   2012 reGional Directory   Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion A I R D N A X E L A [email protected] Jinks Mark [email protected] Evans Michele MANAGERS CITY DEPUTY [email protected] Johnson Bruce STAFF OF CHIEF [email protected] Coats Nancy MANAGER CITY THE TO ASSISTANT [email protected] Young M. Rashad MANAGER CITY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Smedberg C. Paul [email protected] Pepper S. Redella [email protected] Krupicka Rob K. [email protected] Hughes Alicia [email protected] IV Fannon H. Frank [email protected] Donley J. Kerry MAYOR VICE [email protected] Euille D. William MAYOR IYCOUNCIL CITY 73 746-3716 (703) | 73 746-3719 (703) | I 73 746-4500 (703) | (I) 73 746-4300 (703) | 73 746.4300 (703) | D 73 746-4500 (703) | (D) D 73 746-4500 (703) | (D) D 73 746-4500 (703) | (D) 73 746.4300 (703) | D 73 746-4500 (703) | (D) D 73 746-4500 (703) | (D) R 73 746-4500 (703) | (R) [email protected] Banks L. James ATTORNEY CITY [email protected] Boyd Rose MANAGER CITY THE TO ASSISTANT SPECIAL [email protected] Gates Tom [email protected] Collins Debra MANAGERS CITY ASSISTANT [email protected] Triggs Laura (ACTING) OFFICER FINANCIAL CHIEF [email protected] Skrabak William DIRECTOR QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL OF OFFICE [email protected] Penn L. Mark COORDINATOR MANAGEMENT EMERGENCY [email protected] Hawkins Val PRESIDENT/CEO PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC ALEXANDRIA [email protected] Gilmore Michael DIRECTOR SERVICES HUMAN AND COMMUNITY [email protected] Castrilli Tony DIRECTOR COMMUNICATIONS [email protected] Henderson M. Jackie COUNCIL OF CLERK AND CLERK CITY [email protected] Sengel Randolph S. ATTORNEY COMMONWEALTH’S 73 746-4300 (703) | 73 746.4300 (703) | 73 3-80 x104 739-3820, (703) | 73 746-3900 (703) | 73 706-3940 (703) | 73 746-3958 (703) | 73 746-4300 (703) | 73 746-3750 (703) | 73 746-3400 (703) | 73 746-4065 (703) | 73 746-4100 (703) | 73 746-4550 (703) | FINANCE DIRECTOR (ACTING) POLICE CHIEF Debbie Kidd | (703) 746-3936 Earl Cook | (703) 746-4700 ALEXANDRIA [email protected] [email protected] City Hall 301 King Street FIRE CHIEF PURCHASING AGENT Alexandria, Virginia Adam Thiel | (703) 746-5200 Eleanor Foddrell | (703) 746-4291 22314-3211 [email protected] [email protected] (703) 746-4000 GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Jeremy McPike | (703) 746.4770 Morton Sherman | (703) 824-6610 www.alexandriava.gov [email protected] [email protected] Council members HEALTH DIRECTOR SHERIFF serve concurrent Stephen Haering | (703) 746-4956 Dana Lawhorne | (703) 746-4114 three-year terms. [email protected] [email protected] Next general election: November 2012 HOUSING DIRECTOR TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Mildrilyn Davis | (703) 746-4990 DIRECTOR [email protected] Richard Baier | (703) 746-4025 [email protected] HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Cheryl Orr | (703) 746-3766 FINANCE/TREASURY DIVISION ASSISTANT [email protected] DIRECTOR David Clark | (703) 746.3871 CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER/INFORMATION [email protected] TECHNOLOGY SERVICES DIRECTOR Tom Trobridge | (703) 746-3001 [email protected]

LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR Bernard Caton | (703) 746-3963 [email protected]

LIBRARY DIRECTOR Rose Dawson | (703) 746-1777 [email protected]

RECREATION, PARKS, AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR James Spengler | (703) 746-5500 [email protected]

PLANNING & ZONING DIRECTOR Faroll Hamer | (703) 746-4666 [email protected] 2012 reGional Directory

 

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ARLINGTON

COUNTY BOARD ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER Raul Torres | (703) 228-7045 CHAIR [email protected] Mary Hynes (D) | (703) 228-3130 [email protected] COUNTY ATTORNEY Stephen A. MacIsaac | (703) 228-3100 VICE CHAIR [email protected] J. Walter Tejada (D) | (703) 228-3130 [email protected] COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY Theophani Stamos | (703) 228-4548 Jay Fisette (D) | (703) 228-3130 [email protected] [email protected] CLERK TO COUNTY BOARD Christopher Zimmerman (D) | (703) 228-3130 Hope Halleck | (703) 228-3130 [email protected] [email protected]

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATION Terry Holzheimer | (703) 228-0808 COUNTY MANAGER [email protected] Barbara Donnellan | (703) 228-3120 OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] Jack Brown | (703) 228-0781 DEPUTY COUNTY MANAGERS JJbrown @arlingtonva.us Marsha Allgeier | (703) 228-3120 ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] William O’Connor III | (703) 228-7940 Mark J. Schwartz | (703) 228-3415 [email protected] [email protected] MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE DIRECTOR ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER Michelle Cowan | (703) 228-5023 Gabriela Acurio | (703) 228-3117 [email protected] [email protected] FIRE CHIEF ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER James Schwartz | (703) 228-3362 Shannon Flanagan-Watson | (703) 228-3911 [email protected] [email protected] PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION DIRECTOR ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER/DIRECTOR OF Reuben Varghese, M.D. | (703) 228-5580 COMMUNICATIONS [email protected] Diana Sun | (703) 228-3247 [email protected] Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

 0 HOUSING DIVISION CHIEF POLICE CHIEF Ken Aughenbaugh | (703) 228-3821 M. Douglas Scott | (703) 228-4040 ARLINGTON COUNTY [email protected] [email protected] 2100 Clarendon Boulevard Arlington, Virginia HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR PROBATION COUNSELOR SUPERVISOR 22201-5445 Marcy Foster | (703) 228-3443 Winston Marcus | (703) 228-0126 (703) 228-3000 [email protected] [email protected] 8 a.m.–5 p.m. HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTOR PURCHASING AGENT www.arlingtonva.us Susanne Eisner | (703) 228-1700 Rick D. Warren | (703) 228-3294 Board members [email protected] [email protected] serve staggered OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS four-year terms. SERVICES DIRECTOR Patrick Murphy | (703) 228-8634 Next general election: Jack Belcher | (703) 228-3220 [email protected] November 2012 [email protected] SHERIFF INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS Beth N. Arthur | (703) 228-4466 Patricia Carroll – State | (703) 228-3101 [email protected] [email protected] TRANSPORTATION DIVISION DIRECTOR Brian Stout – Federal | (703) 228-0577 Dennis Leach | (703) 228- 0588 [email protected] [email protected] LIBRARIES DIRECTOR TREASURER Diane Kresh | (703) 228-3348 Francis X. O’Leary | (703) 228-3255 [email protected] [email protected] PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR Dinesh Tiwari | (703) 228-3323 [email protected]

COMMUNITY PLANNING, HOUSING, AND DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Robert Brosnan | (703) 228-3516 [email protected] 2012 reGional Directory

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VIRGINIA 2  Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion AIRF X FA R I FA 05 rsrn Street Armstrong 10455 eteeto:My2012 May election: Next www.fairfaxva.gov oni members Council :0am– p.m. a.m.–5 8:30 ev concurrent serve w-erterms. two-year 73 385-7850 (703) ara,Virginia Fairfax, 22030-3630 FAIRFAX iyHall City [email protected] Rudnicki Ken COORDINATOR EMERGENCY [email protected] Durham Geoffrey MANAGER DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC [email protected] Cohen Chris SPECIALIST RELATIONS COMMUNITY [email protected] Burrell Melanie CLERK CITY [email protected]. Lubkeman Brian ATTORNEY CITY [email protected] Hodgkins E. David DIRECTOR FINANCE MANAGER/ CITY ASSISTANT [email protected] Sisson L. Robert MANAGER CITY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Stombres C. Steven [email protected] Silverthorne Scott R. [email protected] Schmidt D. Eleanor [email protected] Meyer L. David [email protected] Greenfield C. Jeffrey [email protected] Drummond F. Daniel [email protected] Lederer F. Robert MAYOR IYCOUNCIL CITY 73 385-7120(703) (703)385-4856 73 385-7800 (703) | 73 385-7935 (703) | 73 385-7850 (703) | 73 712-5496 (703) | 73 385-7862 (703) | 73 385-7800 (703) | 73 385-7872 (703) | 73 385-7800 (703) | 73 385-7800 (703) | 73 385-7800 (703) | 73 385-7800 (703) | 73 385-7800 (703) | [email protected] Bohan Gail DIRECTOR TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION [email protected] Armitage Louise COORDINATOR SERVICES HUMAN [email protected] Rohr David CHIEF SERVICES RESCUE AND FIRE [email protected] Fremont Adrian ENGINEER PROJECTS SPECIAL [email protected] Moloney L. Stephen TREASURER [email protected] Verzosa L. Alex DIRECTOR TRANSPORTATION [email protected] Monday Ann SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL [email protected] Cypress Katrina OFFICER PURCHASING [email protected] Summers David DIRECTOR WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Rappoport J. Richard CHIEF POLICE [email protected] Hudson B. David DIRECTOR PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY [email protected] Sharp Sara DIRECTOR PERSONNEL [email protected] McCarty Michael DIRECTOR RECREATION AND PARKS 73 385-7835 (703) | 73 385-7896(703) 73 385-7874 (703) | 73 293-7131 (703) | 73 385-7889 (703) | (703-385-7875| 73 385-7816 (703) | 73 385-7810 (703) | 73 385-7853 (703) | 73 385-7894 (703) | 73 385-7930 (703) | 73 385-7905 (703) | 73 385-7960 (703) | AIRF X FA R I FA www.fairfaxcounty.gov etgnrlelection: general Next 20 Government12000 ARA COUNTY FAIRFAX .. :0p.m. 4:30 a.m.– 8 Supervisors serve 73 324-2000(703) four-year terms. oebr2015November etrParkwayCenter ara,VirginiaFairfax, 22035-0001 concurrent [email protected] 20190 VA Reston, Drive Towne Bowman 12000 Supervisor District Mill Hunter Hudgins M. Catherine [email protected] 22152 VA Springfield, Road Rolling 6140 Supervisor District Springfield Herrity Pat [email protected] 20151 VA Chantilly, Boulevard Stonecroft 4900 Supervisor District Sully Frey R. Michael [email protected] 22101 VA McLean, Road Hill Balls 1437 Supervisor District Dranesville Foust W. John [email protected] 22015 VA Burke, Road Lake Burke 9002 Supervisor District Braddock Cook C. John [email protected] 22003 VA Annandale, Pike Columbia 6507 Supervisor District Mason Gross A. Penelope CHAIR VICE [email protected] 22035 VA Fairfax, 530 Suite Parkway Center Government 12000 Bulova Sharon CHAIR SUPERVISORS OF BOARD Y T N U O C R 73 451-8873 (703) | (R) R 73 425-9300 (703) | (R) D 73 356-0551 (703) | (D) D 73 324-2321 (703) | (D) R 73 814-7100 (703) | (R) D 73 256-7717 (703) | (D) D 73 478-0283 (703) | (D) ADMINISTRATION [email protected] 22031 VA Fairfax, Highway Lee 8739 Supervisor District Providence Smyth Q. Linda [email protected] 22310 VA Alexandria, Road Franconia 6121 Supervisor District Lee McKay C. Jeffrey [email protected] 22306 VA Alexandria, Lane Parkers 2511 Supervisor District Vernon Mount Hyland W. Gerald otne nfloigpage following on Continued [email protected] Stalzer A. Robert EXECUTIVE COUNTY DEPUTY [email protected] Molchany J. David OFFICER INFORMATION CHIEF EXECUTIVE/ COUNTY DEPUTY [email protected] Datta Susan OFFICER FINANCIAL CHIEF [email protected] Harrison Patricia EXECUTIVE COUNTY DEPUTY [email protected] Chianese A. Catherine EXECUTIVE COUNTY ASSISTANT [email protected] Griffin H. Anthony EXECUTIVE COUNTY 73 324-4096 (703) | D 73 560-6946 (703) | (D) D 73 971-6262 (703) | (D) 73 324-2425 (703) | 73 324-3440 (703) | D 73 780-7518 (703) | (D) 73 324-2531 (703) | 73 324-2531 (703) | 73 324-2531 (703) | A I N I G R I V   2012 reGional Directory COUNTY

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Continued from previous page INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR Wanda M. Gibson | (703) 324-4521 COUNTY ATTORNEY [email protected] David Bobzien | (703) 324-2421 [email protected] LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR (STATE AND FEDERAL) Dr. Susan Mittereder | (703) 324-2531 COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY [email protected] Raymond F. Murrogh | (703) 246-2776 [email protected] LIBRARY DIRECTOR Edwin S. Clay, III | (703) 324-8324 CLERK TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS [email protected] Catherine A. Chianese | (703) 324-2534 [email protected] PARK AUTHORITY DIRECTOR John W. Dargle, Jr. | (703) 324-8734 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY PRESIDENT* [email protected] (*independent agency) Gerald L. Gordon | (703) 790-0600 PLANNING AND ZONING DIRECTOR (ACTING) [email protected] Fred Selden | (703) 324-1325 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR [email protected] David M. McKernan | (571) 350-1003 POLICE CHIEF [email protected] David M. Rohrer | (703) 246-2195 FAMILY SERVICES DIRECTOR [email protected] Nannette M. Bowler | (703) 324-7749 PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR [email protected] Merni Fitzgerald | (703) 324-3199 FINANCE DIRECTOR [email protected] Victor Garcia | (703) 324-3126 PUBLIC WORKS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES [email protected] DIRECTOR FIRE AND RESCUE CHIEF James W. Patteson | (703) 324-5587 Ronald L. Mastin | 703-246-2126 [email protected] [email protected] PURCHASING AND SUPPLY DIRECTOR HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR Cathy A. Muse | (703) 324-3206 Gloria Addo-Ayensu, M.D. | (703) 246-2479 [email protected] [email protected] SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Dr. Jack Dale | (703) 846-8405 DIRECTOR [email protected] Paula C. Sampson | (703) 246-5105 SHERIFF [email protected] Stan G. Barry | (703) 246-3260 HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR [email protected] Susan Woodruff | (703) 324-4341 TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR (ACTING) [email protected] Tom Besiadney | (703) 324-1165 [email protected] Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

  ALLSCHURCH C R U H C S L L FA www.fallschurchva.gov ar .WlsBuilding Wells E. Harry ao r eetdfor selected are mayor etcuclelection: council Next al hrh Virginia Church, Falls h ao n vice and mayor The w-ertrsby two-year terms oni members.council oni membersCouncil 0 akAvenue Park 300 four-year terms. ev staggeredserve 73 248-5001(703) AL CHURCH FALLS ..5p.m. a.m.–5 8 22046-3395 a 2012 May [email protected] Polera Tom MANAGER EMERGENCY DEPUTY [email protected] Matthews Jamal OFFICER TECHNOLOGY CHIEF [email protected] Goff Rick DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC [email protected] Finarelli Susan DIRECTOR COMMUNICATIONS [email protected] Buschow C. Kathleen CLERK CITY Foster E. John ATTORNEY CITY [email protected] Mester L. Cindy MANAGER CITY ASSISTANT [email protected] Shields Wyatt MANAGER CITY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Webb Lawrence [email protected] Peppe Ron [email protected] Kaylin Ira [email protected] Gardner S. Robin [email protected] Barry Johannah [email protected] Snyder F. David MAYOR VICE [email protected] Baroukh Nader MAYOR COUNCIL CITY [email protected] 73 248-5490 (703) | 73 248-5014 (703) | 73 248-5014 (703) | 73 248-5058 (703) | 73 248-5004 (703) | 73 248-5010 (703) | 73 248-5210 (703) | 73 248-5014 (703) | 73 248-5042 (703) | 73 248-5014 (703) | 73 248-5014 (703) | 73 248-5014 (703) | 73 248-5415 (703) | 73 248-5014 (703) | 73 248-5014 (703) | [email protected] Parker D. Richard DIRECTOR RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Conklin Earl DIRECTOR SERVICES HUMAN [email protected] Schomburg Paul CHIEF FIRE [email protected] Condré La Richard OFFICER FINANCIAL CHIEF [email protected] Kaye Cathy TREASURER [email protected] Bittle Stephen S. SHERIFF [email protected] Jones Toni Dr. SCHOOLS OF SUPERINTENDENT [email protected] Schlitt Danny DIRECTOR PARKS AND RECREATION [email protected] Armstrong R. George AGENT PURCHASING [email protected] Hicks Bill DIRECTOR WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Creel Brenda DIRECTOR UTILITIES PUBLIC [email protected] Reitze Harry SAFETY PUBLIC OF CHIEF/DIRECTOR POLICE [email protected] Snyder James DIRECTOR PLANNING AND SERVICES DEVELOPMENT [email protected] McMahon Mary DIRECTOR LIBRARY 73 248-5287 (703) | 73 248-5049 (703) | 73 248-5435 (703) | 73 248-5057 (703) | 73 248-5114 (703) | 73 248-5138 (703) | 73 248-5601 (703) | 73 248-5182 (703) | 73 248-5032 (703) | 73 532-2672 (703) | 73 248-5111 (703) | 73 248-5129 (703) | 73 248-5092 (703) | 73 248-5007 (703) | A I N I G R I V   2012 reGional Directory COUNTY

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ADMINISTRATION

CHAIR-AT-LARGE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Scott K. York (R) | (703) 777-0204 Tim Hemstreet | (703) 777-0200 [email protected] [email protected]

VICE CHAIR DEPUTY COUNTY ADMINISTRATORS Janet Clarke (R) | (703)777-0204 Linda Neri | (703) 777-0200 [email protected] Candy deButts | (703) 777-0200

Ralph Buona (R)| (703) 777-0204 ASSISTANT COUNTY ADMINISTRATORS [email protected] John J. Sandy | (703) 777-0200 Charles A. Yudd | (703) 777-0200 Eugene A. Delgaudio (R) | (703) 777-0204 [email protected] COUNTY ATTORNEY John Roberts | (703) 777-0307 Geary Higgins (R)|(703) 777-0204 [email protected] [email protected] COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY Matthew Letourneau (R)|(703) 777-0204 James E. Plowman | (703) 777-0242 [email protected] [email protected] Ken Reid (R)| (703) 777-0204 COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS DIRECTOR [email protected] Ted G. McDaniel | (703)777-0207 Suzanne Volpe (R)|(703) 777-0204 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR [email protected] Thomas M. Flynn | 703-777-0426 Shawn Williams (R)|(703) 777-0204 Thomas.flynn @loudoun.gov [email protected] MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR Mark Adams | (703) 777-0563 [email protected]

FIRE, RESCUE, AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SERVICES CHIEF W. Keith Brower, Jr., Chief | (703) 777-0333

GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTOR Richard Pezzullo | (703) 771-5552 [email protected]

HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR Dr. David Goodfriend | (703) 771-5829 [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER Jeanette Green | (703) 737-8632 [email protected] Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion

  FAMILY SERVICES AND HOUSING PROGRAMS DIRECTOR LOUDOUN COUNTY Ellen Grunewald | (703) 777-0353 1 Harrison Street, SE [email protected] Leesburg, Virginia 20177-7000 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR (703) 777-0100 Eugene D. Troxell | (703) 771-5454 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. [email protected] www.loudoun.gov LIBRARY DIRECTOR Chang Liu | (703) 777-0368 Supervisors serve [email protected] concurrent four-year terms. PARKS AND RECREATION AND COMMUNITY Next general election: SERVICES DIRECTOR November 2015 Diane Ryburn | (703) 777-0343 [email protected]

PLANNING DIRECTOR Julie Pastor, AICP | (703) 777-0246 [email protected]

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER Anna Nissinen | (703) 777-0200 [email protected]

PURCHASING AGENT Donnie R. Legg | (703) 777-0403 [email protected]

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dr. Edgar B. Hatrick | (571) 252-1000 [email protected]

SHERIFF Mike Chapman | (703) 777-0407 [email protected]

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DIRECTOR Andrew Beacher | (703) 737-8624 [email protected]

TREASURER Roger Zurn | (703) 777-0180 [email protected] 2012 reGional Directory

 

VIRGINIA   Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion S A S S A N A M aass igna20110 Virginia Manassas, www.manassascity.org etgnrlelection: general Next 07Cne Street, Center 9027 oni members Council :0am– p.m. a.m.–5 8:30 orya terms. four-year 73 257-8200 (703) ev staggered serve MANASSAS a 2012 May iyHall City [email protected] Via-Gossman S. Elizabeth DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY [email protected] Madden Andrea CLERK CITY [email protected] Crim Martin ATTORNEY CITY [email protected] Budesky A. John MANAGER CITY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Wolfe D. Mark [email protected] Way L. Jonathan [email protected] Randolph Steven J. [email protected] Bass L. Sheryl [email protected] Aveni T. Marc [email protected] Harrover L. Andrew MAYOR VICE [email protected] II Parrish J. Harry MAYOR IYCOUNCIL CITY 703-257-2342| 73 257-8211 (703) | 73 257-8211 (703) | 73 257-8211 (703) | 73 257-8280 (703) | 73 257-8211 (703) | 73 257-8212 (703) | 73 257-8211 (703) | 73 257-8211 (703) | 73 257-8211 (703) | 73 257-8285 (703) | [email protected] Cogdell Brenda MANAGER RISK & RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Bowman Brett CHIEF RESCUE & FIRE [email protected] A.Weiler Patricia DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE [email protected] King Ronald DIRECTOR SERVICES FAMILY [email protected] Perkins Robin TREASURER [email protected] Pope Gail Dr. SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL [email protected] Falls Jimmy MANAGER PURCHASING [email protected] Moon C. Michael DIRECTOR UTILITIES AND WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Keen W. Douglas CHIEF POLICE [email protected] Buzzard Randy MANAGER INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK 73 257-8368 (703) | 73 6-27 x.2329 361-8277, ext. (703) | 51 377-6008 (571) | 73 257-8246 (703) | 703-257-8458| 73 257-8293 (703) | 73 257-8236 (703) | 73 257-8351 (703) | 73 257-8234 (703) | 73 257-8087 (703) | S A S S A N A M aassPr,Virginia Park, Manassas www.cityofmanassas n akCne Court Center Park One etgnrlelection: general Next a:(0)335-0053 (703) Fax: AASSPARK MANASSAS :0am– p.m. a.m.–5 8:30 oni memberscouncil 73 335-8800(703) four-year terms. ev staggeredserve oebr2012November h ao and mayor The 20111-2395 iyHall City park.us [email protected] Fields Gary DIRECTOR FINANCE [email protected] Conner Lana CLERK CITY [email protected] Crowhurst H. Dean ATTORNEY CITY [email protected] Quander-Collins Michele MANAGER CITY THE TO ASST. [email protected] Zumwalt (Jim) W. James MANAGER CITY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Treuting Bill [email protected] Naddoni Suhas [email protected] Miller Keith [email protected] Leeper Brian [email protected] Banks Preston [email protected] Polk E. Bryan MAYOR VICE [email protected] Jones C. “Frank” Francis MAYOR BODY GOVERNING K R A P 73 335-8803 (703) | 73 335-8800 (703) | (703)-335-8800| 73 335-8808 (703) | 73 335-8800 (703) | 73 335-8800 (703) | 73 335-8800 (703) | 73 335-8800 (703) | 73 335-0052 (703) | 73 335-8800 (703) | 73 530-0393 (703) | 73 335-8813 (703) | [email protected] Watson Vanessa DIRECTOR ZONING AND PLANNING [email protected] Morretta Catherine RECREATION AND PARKS OF DIRECTOR [email protected] Kain “Maggie” Magali DIRECTOR RESOURCES HUMAN [email protected] Joyner Mark (INTERIM) CHIEF FIRE [email protected] Brendel Patricia REGISTRAR VOTER [email protected] Wood Debbie REVENUE OF COMMISSIONER [email protected] O’Neal “Winnie” Winifred TREASURER [email protected] Whitaker Addie DIRECTOR SERVICES SOCIAL [email protected] Johnson “Jay” James DIRECTOR WORKS PUBLIC [email protected] Evans C. John POLICE OF CHIEF 73 335-0013 (703) | 73 335-8827 (703) | 73 335-8846 (703) | 73 335-8061 (703) | 73 335-8806 (703) | 73 335-8820 (703) | 73 335-8871 (703) | 73 335-8840 (703) | 73 257-2625 (703) | 73 335-8836 (703) | A I N I G R I V   2012 reGional Directory M A I L L I W E C N I R P 0  Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion [email protected] Principi J. Frank [email protected] May C. Michael [email protected] Jenkins D. John [email protected] Covington Wally S. W. [email protected] Candland Pete [email protected] Caddigan S. Maureen [email protected] Nohe E. Martin CHAIR VICE [email protected] Stewart A. Corey CHAIR-AT-LARGE OR FCUT SUPERVISORS COUNTY OF BOARD Y T N U O C R 73 792-6195 (703) | (R) R 73 792-4620 (703) | (R) R 73 792-4643 (703) | (R) D 73 792-4668 (703) | (D) D 73 792-4646 (703) | (D) R 73 792-4640 (703) | (R) R 73 792-4645 (703) | (R) R 73 792-6190 (703) | (R) ONYATTORNEY COUNTY [email protected] Martino E. Christopher [email protected] Roltsch L. Susan EXECUTIVES COUNTY DEPUTY [email protected] Peacor S. Melissa EXECUTIVE COUNTY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] Solomon A. Steven DIRECTOR FINANCE [email protected] Collins M. Patrick COORDINATOR SERVICES EMERGENCY [email protected] Schoonmaker Martha (ACTING) DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC [email protected] Meletis A. Peter SUPERINTENDENT JAIL CENTER, DETENTION ADULT [email protected] Grant Jason DIRECTOR COMMUNICATIONS [email protected] Campbell J. Phillip SUPERVISORS COUNTY OF BOARD THE TO CLERK [email protected] Ebert B. Paul ATTORNEY COMMONWEALTH’S [email protected] Horan Angela 73 792-6606 (703) | 73 792-6050 (703) | 73 792-6620 (703) | 73 792-6417 (703) | 73 792-6600 (703) | 73 792-5828 (703) | 73 792-6600 (703) | 73 792-6600 (703) | 73 792-6700 (703) | 73 792-5000 (703) | 73 792-6600 (703) | FIRE CHIEF PURCHASING MANAGER Kevin McGee | (703) 792-6800 Adam Manne | 703.792.6770 PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY [email protected] [email protected] One County Complex Court PrinceWilliam, Virginia HEALTH DIRECTOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT 22192-9201 Alison Ansher | (703) 792-6300 Steven L. Walts | (703) 791-8712 (703) 792-6000 [email protected] [email protected] 8 a.m.–5 p.m. HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SHERIFF www.pwcgov.org DIRECTOR Glendell T. Hill | (703) 792-6415 Elijah Johnson | (703) 792-7530 [email protected] Supervisors serve [email protected] concurrent four-year terms. SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR Next general election: HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR (ACTING) Janine Sewell | (703) 792-7520 November 2015 Christopher Martino (703) 792-6640 [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER Thomas Blaser | (703) 792-6825 Thomas A. McQuillan | (703) 792-4188 [email protected] [email protected]

LEGISLATIVE LIAISON Tracy Gordon | (703) 792-6613 [email protected]

LIBRARY DIRECTOR Richard Murphy | (703) 792-6100 [email protected]

PARK AUTHORITY DIRECTOR Jay Ellington | (703) 792-4270 [email protected]

PLANNING DIRECTOR Chris M. Price | (703) 792-6830 [email protected]

POLICE CHIEF Charlie T. Deane | (703) 792-6652 [email protected]

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR Thomas Bruun | (703) 792-6820 [email protected] 2012 reGional Directory

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M-18 ) in a i l ( e n s s n t ng n ng d g 8) s a u PG in te. d.u a .m g ) us g g g .u B i te s te. ng g u md s d. . - s s il 27) m t di us a d. . te. u n us s g m d .u s [email protected] 858-3046 (301) Building Office House 152 Barnes S. Benjamin [email protected] 858-3001 (301) Building Office House 223 Barkley E. Charles [email protected] 858-3528 (301) Building Office House 224 Arora Sam [email protected] 858-3692 (301) Building Office House 204 Alston Tiffany [email protected] 858-3288 (301) Building Office House 319 Afzali L. Kathryn 841-3999 (410) Clerk Chief 21401-1925 MD Annapolis, Street Bladen 6 Building Office House Lowe DELEGATES OF HOUSE [email protected] 858-3575(301) Building Office Senate James 316 Young Ronald [email protected] 858-3141 (301) Building Office Senate James 314 Rosapepe C. James [email protected] 858-3634 (301) Building Office Senate James 122 Raskin B. Jamin [email protected] 858-3745(301) Building Office Senate James 303 Ramirez Victor D (M-19) (D) D (PG-24) (D) D (F-3) (D) D (PG-47) (D) D (M-20) (D) R (F-4A) (R) D (M-39) (D) D (PG-21) (D) D (PG-21) (D) otne nfloigpage following on Continued [email protected] 858-3454 (301) Building Office House 219 Frick “Bill” William C. [email protected] 858-3186 (301) Building Office House 350 Feldman J. Brian [email protected] 858-3118 (301) Building Office House 311 Elliott B. Donald [email protected] 858-3052 (301) Building Office House 101 Dumais M. Kathleen [email protected] 858-3519 (301) Building Office House 231 Davis E. Dereck [email protected] 858-3883 (301) Building Office House 220 Cullison L. Bonnie [email protected] 858-3436 (301) Building Office House 405 Clagett R. Galen [email protected] 858-3638 (301) Building Office House 222 Jr. Carr, C. Alfred [email protected] 858-3707(301) Building Office House 209 Braveboy N. Aisha [email protected] 858-3464 (301) Building Office House 361 Barve P. Kumar D (M-17) (D) D (PG-25) (D) D (F-3A) (D) R (F-4B) (R) D (M-15) (D) D (M-18) (D) D (M-19) (D) D (PG-25) (D) D (M-15) (D) D (M-16) (D) A D N A L Y R A M F O E TAT S G–Pic George’s Prince – PG M– F– C– listed. is 858-xxxx, (301) line, Toll-free trunk Annapolis 2012 November election: general Next http://mlis.state.md.us Information: Legislative General Information General MARYLAND OF STATE County County Montgomery County Frederick County Charles   2012 reGional Directory 47 DIVERSE, DYNAMIC, GROWING REGION A T S E T FO ma ( M p 3 ( 3 Pat mi ( 3 M sh ( 1 S 3 a ( A a ( 2 A 2 ( M me ji ( J 41 t ( 2 b ( T 1 C B 31 60 aw 301 301 301 301 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1 301 a a m.g M 50 nn na 24 2 13 20 07 21 on hei at r a a ne na a i e 6 eila w me 0 cha rb cha r r lo r lo n H r b . H an e.h Ho us tin H vi vin. 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O Of Of O O O @ @h h is 919 a a e r @h a ubba 03 10 f ff ff ff es ( f ou ff ff 3 hou f ff i K 7 7 lly 42 49 rd@ 85 36 ( 90 m fi e i (D rd@ D @ fi f hou h f ( H ( ce h 4 D) ic i i 7 8 i i i ic ra c r c c D) D) ce c on ce c ou ou ) c e ou ow se ou e e e e hou ) e e e e ( ( ( r@ m B se D ( D) ( PG Bu h B Bu Bu s se se (M .s ( Bu B B Bu rd Bu Bu h s M- ui se ( M-1 ) a e. M- er ous e. u .s ou D) t ui ui h s .s .s rd ( at ( l i il il il -4 -14 st .s i i il t il di n ( 2 st e. l ou s M- M- ld l l ld 16) di ta di di di t a (D D) di di 5) di di s 0) ta e a ( at e e st a 7) t ( e. in C i .m n n n n ) te. te e 14 ) n .s ng 16 ) n D) n n te. g ) te a - e g (P st g g g .m g g g g g ta 2 ( .m .m te .s d. md .m md M-1 a 8) (P G- te ta d. . te us d.u d. u md d.u G- .m u te .u 23 . .u 9) md. s s s s .m 24 .u s d. s A s ) u d. ) u s s u s [email protected] 858-3340 (301) Building Office House 203 Summers G. Michael [email protected] 858-3037 (301) Building Office House 226 Simmons S. R. Luiz [email protected] 858-3080 (301) Building Office House 324 Schulz M. Kelly [email protected] 858-3652 (301) Building Office House 151 Ross D. Justin [email protected] 858-3021 (301) Building Office House 223 Robinson Shane A. [email protected] 858-3039 (301) Building Office House 225 Reznik Kirill [email protected] 858-3083 (301) Building Office House 121 Jr. Proctor, E. James [email protected] 858-3502 (301) Building Office House 157 Pena-Melnyk A. Joseline [email protected] 858-3326 (301) Building Office House 203 Niemann L. Doyle [email protected] 858-3247(301) Building Office House 426 Murphy F. Peter [email protected] 858-3493 (301) Building Office House 429 ete .Mizeur R. Heather D (M-39) (D) D (PG-22) (D) R (F-4A) (R) D (C-28) (D) D (PG-47) (D) D (M-20) (D) D (M-39) (D) D (M-17) (D) D (PG-27A) (D) D (PG-47) (D) D (PG-21) (D) ri Zucker Craig [email protected] 858-3325 (301) Building Office House 307 Wilson T. C. [email protected] 858-3170 (301) Building Office House 422 Jr. Wood, F. John [email protected] 858-3581 (301) Building Office House 204 Walker Jay [email protected] 858-3130 (301) Building Office House 221 Waldstreicher D. Jeffrey [email protected] 858-3691 (301) Building Office House 423 Vaughn L. Michael [email protected] 858-3488 (301) Building Office House 101 [email protected] 858-3380 (301) Building Office House 224 Jr. Vallario, F. Joseph [email protected] 858-3101 (301) Building Office House 209 Valentino-Smith Geraldine [email protected] 858-3210 (301) Building Office House 205 Valderrama Kriselda [email protected] 858-3212 (301) Building Office House 205 Turner L. Veronica D (PG-26) (D) D (C-28) (D) D (M-14) (D) D (C-29A)(D) D (PG-26) (D) D (PG-24) (D) D (PG-26) (D) D (PG-27A) (D) D (M-18) (D) D (PG-23A) (D) A D N A L Y R A M F O E TAT S G–Pic George’s Prince – PG M– F– C– listed. is 858-xxxx, (301) line, Toll-free trunk Annapolis 2012 November election: general Next http://mlis.state.md.us Information: Legislative General Information General MARYLAND OF STATE County County Montgomery County Frederick County Charles   2012 reGional Directory   Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion THOF O H LT A E W N O M M O C [email protected] 835-4845 (703) 698-7531, (804) 322 Room Favola A. Barbara [email protected] 384-8957 (571) 698-7538, (804) 318 Room Ebbin P. Adam [email protected] 368-0300 (703) 698-7529, (804) 326 Room Colgan J. Charles [email protected] 406-2951 (703) 698-7513, (804) Room308 Black H. Richard [email protected] 303-1426 (703) 698-7539, (804) 316 Room Barker L. George 698-7400 (804) 23218 VA Richmond, 396 Box P.O. Office Clerk’s SENATE www.governor.virginia.gov 786-2211 (804) 23219 VA Richmond, Capitol State Governor the of Office McDonnell Robert GOVERNOR THE OF OFFICE D (AL/AR/F-30)(D) R (L/PW-13) (R) D (AL/F/PW-39)(D) D (M/PW-29) (D) D (AR/F/L-31)(D) (R) A I N I G R I V [email protected] 662-4551 698-7527, (540) (804) 309 Room Vogel Holtzman Jill [email protected] 493-8892 (804) 698-7528, (804) 305 Room Stuart H. Richard [email protected] 978-0200 (703) 698-7535, (804) 613 Room Saslaw L. Richard [email protected] 765-1150 (703) 698-7536, (804) 332 Room Puller “Toddy” T. Linda [email protected] 349-3361 (703) 698-7534, (804) 317 Room Petersen Chap [email protected] 249-3037 698-7537, (571) (804) 307 Room Marsden W. David senate.virginia.govdistrict32@ 709-8283 (703) 698-7532, (804) 321 Room Howel D. Janet [email protected] 729-3300 (703) 698-7533, (804) 329 Room Herring R. Mark D (AR/F-32) (D) l D (F-34) (D) D FL-33) (F/L (D) R (PW-28) (R) D (AL/F-35)(D) D (F-37) (D) R (L-27) (R) D (F/PW-36)(D) [email protected] 249-3453 (571) 698-1041, (804) 705 Room ienFiller-Corn Eileen [email protected] 549-3203 (703) 698-1045, (804) 707 Room Englin L. David [email protected] 403-9710 (703) 698-1002, (804) 408 Room Dudenhefer Mark L. [email protected] 772-7168 (703) 698-1034, (804) 407 Room Comstock J. Barbara [email protected] 310-6752 698-1037, (703) (804) 405 Room Bulova L. David [email protected] 531-1048 (703) 698-1048, (804) 711 Room Brink H. Robert [email protected] 264-9983 (571) 698-1051, (804) 406 Room Anderson L. Richard [email protected] 451-3555 (703) 698-1042, (804) 529 Room Albo B. David 698-1619 (804) 23218-0406 VA Richmond, 406 Box P.O. Office Clerk’s DELEGATES OF HOUSE R (F-42) (R) D (AL/AR/F-45)(D) D (AR/F-48) (D) D (F-37) (D) D (F-41) (D) R (PW-2) (R) R (PW-51) (R) R (F/L-34)(R) otne nfloigpage following on Continued [email protected] 336-2147 (571) 698-1049, (804) 716 Room Lopez H. Alfonso [email protected] 580-1294 (703) 698-1031, (804) 802 Room Lingamfelter Scott L. [email protected] 264-1432 698-1067, (703) (804) 419 Room LeMunyon M. James [email protected] 354-6024 (703) 698-1038, (804) 709 Room Kory Kaye [email protected] 350-3911 (703) 698-1035, (804) 706 Room Keam L. Mark [email protected] 968-4101 (703) 698-1040, (804) 503 Room Hugo D. Timothy [email protected] 486-1010 698-1047, (703) (804) 712 Room Hope A. Patrick [email protected] 606-9705 (703) 698-1046, (804) 710 Room Herring Charniele [email protected] 203-3203 (703) 698-1032, (804) 513 Room Greason A. Thomas D (F-38) (D) D (F-35) (D) D (AR-47) (D) R (F/PW-40)(R) D (AR/F-49) (D) D (AL-46) (D) R (L-32) (R) R (F/L-67)(R) R (PW-31) (R) THOFVIRGINIA I N I G R I V F O H LT A E W N O M M O C ititoffices. District are codes area other offices— Capitol State for listed code area (804) William Prince PW– M– L– F– County Arlington AR– Alexandria – AL 2013 November election: general Next http://legis.state.va.us Information: Legislative General Information General VIRGINIA OF COMMONWEALTH County Park Manassas Manassas, County Loudoun Church Fairfax/Falls County, Fairfax   2012 reGional Directory   Diverse, Dynamic, GrowinG reGion THOF O H LT A E W N O M M O C [email protected] 437-9400 (703) 698-1086, (804) 820 Room Rust Davis Thomas [email protected] 348-7015 698-1087, (703) (804) 718 Room Ramadan I. David [email protected] 758-9733 (703) 698-1036, (804) 401 Room Plum R. Kenneth [email protected] 777-1570 (703) 698-1010, (804) 505 Room Minchew Randall J. [email protected] 244-6172 (703) 698-1050, (804) 418 Room Miller H. Jackson [email protected] 777-1191 (703) 698-1033, (804) 504 Room May T. Joe [email protected] 853-4213 (703) 698-1013, (804) 501 Room Marshall G. Robert page previous from Continued R (L-33) (R) D (F-36) (D) R P,M-50) (PW, (R) R (L/PW-87) (R) R (M/PW-13) (R) R (L/F-86) (R) R (L-10) (R) A I N I G R I V [email protected] 978-2989 (703) 698-1039, (804) 514 Room V [email protected] 785-2224 (703) 698-1052, (804) 508 Room Torian E. Luke [email protected] 249-4484 (571) 698-1044, (804) 708 Room Surovell A. Scott [email protected] 922-6440 (703) 698-1043, (804) 703 Room Sickles D. Mark [email protected] 560-8338 (703) 698-1053, (804) 402 Room Scott M. 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 0 2012 COG CORPORATE Andrew M. Fellows Penelope A. Gross OFFICERS City of College Park Fairfax County

PRESIDENT David P.Gray John W. Foust Vincent C. Gray Frederick County Fairfax County District of Columbia Sidney A. Katz Nader Baroukh VICE PRESIDENT City of Gaithersburg City of Falls Church Sheryl L. Bass Judith F. Davis Scott K. York City of Manassas City of Greenbelt Loudoun County VICE PRESIDENT Isiah Leggett Matthew Letourneau Cathy C. Drzyzgula Montgomery County Loudoun County City of Gaithersburg Roger Berliner Sheryl L. Bass SECRETARY-TREASURER Montgomery County City of Manassas Candice Quinn Kelly Charles County Valerie Ervin Suhas Naddoni Montgomery County City of Manassas Park

2012 COG BOARD OF Rushern L. Baker, III Pete Candland DIRECTORS Prince George’s County Prince William County

CHAIR Andrea C. Harrison James M. Scott Frank J. Principi Prince George’s County Virginia General Assembly Prince William County Karen R. Toles VICE CHAIR Prince George’s County 2012 TPB CHAIR Phil Mendelson Todd M. Turner Phyllis Marcuccio District of Columbia City of Bowie City of Rockville VICE CHAIR Bruce R. Williams Karen Lewis Young 2012 MWAQC CHAIR City of Takoma Park City of Frederick Phil Mendelson Galen R. Clagett District of Columbia Vincent C. Gray Maryland General Assembly District of Columbia William D. Euille COG EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Michael A. Brown City of Alexandria David J. Robertson District of Columbia J. Walter Tejada Allen Y. Lew Arlington County District of Columbia Daniel F. Drummond G. Frederick Robinson City of Fairfax City of Bowie Sharon Bulova Candice Quinn Kelly Fairfax County Charles County METROPOLITANWASHINGTONCOUNCILOFGOVERNMENTS 777 NORTH CAPITOL STREET, NE SUITE 300 WASHINGTON, DC 20002 (202) 962-3200 www.mwcog.org