CHESAPEAKE BAY POLICY COMMITTEE
Contact: Karl Berger (202) 962-3350; e-mail: kberger@mwcog.org
John R. Lovell, Jr., Chair (chosen by Chair, Board of Directors, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments in Jan., 1-year term)
Appointed by Maryland municipal governments:
Bowie: one vacancy
College Park: Andrew M. Fellows
Gaithersburg: Geraldine E. Edens
Greenbelt: Judith F. Davis
Rockville: Susan R. Hoffman
Takoma Park: Bruce R. Williams
Appointed by Maryland county governments:
Frederick County: John R. Lovell, Jr.
Montgomery County: James A. Caldwell; Thomas Perez.
Prince George's County: Thomas E. Dernoga; Donna M. P. Wilson, Esq.
Meetings: 3rd Friday (Jan., March, May, July, Sept., Nov.)
METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT POLICY COMMITTEE
Contact: Paul Desjardin (202) 962-3293; e-mail: pdesjardin@mwcog.org
Joyce Woodson, Alexandria County, Virginia, Chair (chosen by Chair, Board of Directors, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments in Jan., 1-year term), 2005
Appointed by Maryland municipal governments:
Bowie: Jack D. Jenkins
College Park: Robert T. Catlin
Gaithersburg: John B. Schlichting
Greenbelt: Konrad E. Herling
Rockville: Susan R. Hoffman
Takoma Park: Joy Austin-Lane
Appointed by Maryland county governments:
Frederick County: David P. Gray
Montgomery County: Elizabeth B. Davison; Michael Knapp; Marilyn J. Praisner.
Prince George's County: Samuel H. Dean; Thomas E. Dernoga.
Selected by legislative delegations of Frederick, Montgomery & Prince George's counties: one vacancy
Meetings: 2nd Wednesday (Jan., March, May, July, Sept., Nov.)
METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIR QUALITY COMMITTEE
Appointed by Maryland municipal governments:
Appointed by Maryland county governments:
Selected by legislative delegations from Calvert, Charles, Frederick, Montgomery & Prince George's counties: James W. Hubbard
Appointed by Secretary of the Environment: George S. (Tad) Aburn, Jr.
Appointed by Secretary of Transportation: one vacancy
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COUNCIL
Maryland elected officials: Robert E. Dorsey, Rockville; Bruce R. Williams, Takoma Park; Michael Knapp, Montgomery County; vacancy, Prince George's County.
Representing Maryland Emergency Management Agency: one vacancy
Representing Dept. of Transportation: one vacancy
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION TRANSPORTATION PLANNING BOARD
Christopher Zimmerman, Virginia, Chair (chosen by Board in Nov., 1-year term), 2005
Appointed by Maryland municipal governments:
Appointed by Maryland county governments:
Selected by legislative delegations of Frederick, Montgomery & Prince George's counties: two vacancies; William A. Bronrott, alternate.
Appointed by Secretary of Transportation: Samuel F. Minnitte, Jr.
TASK FORCE ON REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY ISSUES
Appointed by Maryland municipal governments:
Appointed by Maryland county governments:
Representing water utilities: Charles Crowder; Dale Hammes; Joseph K. Hoffman; Thomas Jacobus; Jerry N. Johnson; Chuck Murray; John Sloper.
Staff:
James W. Shell, Principal Water Resources Planner, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments
PANEL ON ANALYSIS OF & POTENTIAL FOR ALTERNATE DEDICATED REVENUE SOURCES FOR WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY (METRO FUNDING PANEL)
Mortimer L. Downey, Staff Director
1401 K Street NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20005
The Panel on Analysis of and Potential for Alternate Dedicated Revenue Sources for Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority was authorized by the Board of Directors of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments in September 2004. The Panel, also known as the Metro Funding Panel, considered funding options for the region's public transit system. On January 6, 2005, the Panel issued its recommendations.
TASK FORCE ON HOMELAND SECURITY & EMERGENCY RESPONSE FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA
Nancy M. Floreen, Maryland, Chair (chosen by Committee, 1-year term), 2007
Bowie: vacancy
College Park: Mary C. Cook
Frederick: Alan E. Imhoff
Gaithersburg: John B. Schlichting
Greenbelt: Leta M. Mach
Rockville: vacancy
Takoma Park: Joy Austin-Lane
Calvert County: Wilson H. Parran
Charles County: Edith J. Patterson, Ed.D.
Frederick County: David P. Gray
Montgomery County: Roger Berliner; Nancy M. Floreen.
Prince George's County: Thomas E. Dernoga; Haitham A. Hijazi; Donna M. P. Wilson.
Carol Schwartz, District of Columbia, Chair
Contact: Ronald F. Kirby (202) 962-3310; e-mail: rkirby@mwcog.org
Bowie: D. Michael Lyles
College Park: Andrew M. Fellows
Frederick: C. Paul Smith
Gaithersburg: Stanley J. Alster
Greenbelt: Rodney M. Roberts
Rockville: Robert E. Dorsey
Takoma Park: Kathryn H. Porter
Charles County: Edith J. Patterson, Ed.D.
Frederick County: Charles A. Jenkins
Montgomery County: Arthur Holmes, Jr.; Michael Knapp.
Prince George's County: David C. Harrington; Haitham A. Hijazi.
Penny Gross, Fairfax County,Virginia, Chair
Bowie: R. James Henrikson
College Park: Joseph L. Nagro
Gaithersburg: Frederick J. Felton
Greenbelt: vacancy
Rockville: vacancy
Takoma Park: Daryl L. Braithwaite
Frederick County: John L. Thompson, Jr.
Montgomery County: James A. Caldwell; one vacancy.
Prince George's County: Donna M. P. Wilson, Esq.; one vacancy.
Stuart A. Freudberg, Director of Environmental Programs, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments
(202) 962-3340; e-mail: sfreudberg@mwcog.org
(202) 962-3342; e-mail: jshell@mwcog.org
DEFUNCT UNITS
Appointed by Federal City Council, Greater Washington Board of Trade, & Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments:
Rudolph G. Penner, Chair
Gus Bauman; Thomas M. Downs; James W. Dyke, Jr.; Nuria I. Fernandez; J. Kenneth Klinge; John E. Petersen; Dale Susan Rosenthal; Major F. Riddick, Jr.; Michael C. Rogers; Pauline A. Schneider; Matthew S. Watson; James A. Wilding.
(202) 661-5308
e-mail: downey@pbworld.com
The Board of Directors of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments created the Task Force on Homeland Security and Emergency Response for the National Capital Area on November 14, 2001, in response to the terrorist events of September 11, 2001. The Task Force developed the Regional Emergency Coordination Plan that includes emergency communications, and a GIS-based infrastructure. The plan was being devised in cooperation with Maryland, Virginia, the District of Columbia, the Council's participating governments, and agencies of the federal government. The Board of Directors approved the Plan on September 11, 2002, and on November 13, 2002 created the National Capital Region Emergency Preparedness Council to replace the Task Force.
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