PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND

DEFUNCT AGENCIES

ACCOUNTABILITY, COMPLIANCE & INTEGRITY ADVISORY BOARD
Kurt L. Schmoke, Chair (chosen by County Executive)
William D. Missouri, Vice-Chair (chosen by County Executive)

Appointed by County Executive: Patricia G. Adams, Esq.; Peter Shapiro.

Appointed by County Council: Athena Malloy Groves; W. Chris Stewart.

On Dec. 16, 2010, County Executive established Accountability, Compliance and Integrity Advisory Board to ". . . help County Government provide transparent, open and accountable services for its citizens." Board was to review ethical practices and policies of Prince George's County government and its surrounding jurisdictions; and review and evaluate Prince George's County Ethics Code, and Maryland Ethics Code.

Board submitted its report to County Executive on June 13, 2011.

BLUE RIBBON COMMISSION ON ADDRESSING PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY'S STRUCTURAL DEFICIT
web: http://pgccouncil.us/487/Blue-Ribbon-Commission
Appointed by Prince George's County Council:
Earl Adams, Jr., Esq., Chair

Henry W. Mosley; Sherman L. Ragland II; John Rogard Tabori; Mark E. Tomassoni, Ph.D.; Ron L. Watson, Ph.D.

Representing Prince George's County Office of Audits & Investigations: Turkessa Green; David H. Van Dyke.

Representing Prince George's County Office of Management & Budget: Terry K. Bacote-Charles; Amber Hendricks.

Representing Greater Prince George's Business Roundtable: James R. Estepp

Representing Prince George's Chamber of Commerce: David C. Harrington

Representing Prince George's County Association of Realtors: Desiree Callender

Representing affiliates of organized labor in Prince George's County: Jamal I. Miller; Gino Renne.

Ex officio (nonvoting): Thomas M. Himler, designee of County Executive; Derrick Leon Davis, Chair, Prince George's County Council.

Blue Ribbon Commission on Addressing Prince George's County Structural Deficit formed in June 2015 (County Council Resolution 26-2015).

Commission was charged with recommending to County Council and County Executive ways to close County's structural deficit, gap between tax revenues and expenditures. Commission studied potential causes of deficit; examined County's budget and spending structure; reviewed policies and practices that impact revenues and tax base; and received comments and suggestions from County citizens.

In January 2017, Commission submitted its final report.

BUSINESS OPERATIONS
Under Public Schools, renamed Financial Services within Division of Business Management Services.

CITIZEN REVIEW BOARD FOR CHILDREN no. 3
Appointed by Governor to 4-year terms, Board was disbanded in Jan. 2017

DIVISION OF STUDENT SERVICES
Under Public Schools, renamed Office of Special Education and Student Services.

HUMAN RESOURCES OPERATIONS & STAFFING
Under Public Schools, renamed Human Resources Recruitment and Retention within Division of Human Resources.

OFFICE OF DIVERSITY ON LATINA-LATINO AFFAIRS
Under Public Schools, renamed Diversity Affairs.

OFFICE OF OMBUDSMAN
Under Board of Education, Office of Ombudsman was disbanded on Aug. 31, 2018.

OFFICE OF SCHOOL HEALTH, POLICY, SERVICES, & INNOVATION
Under Public Schools.

OFFICE OF STRATEGY PLANNING & PERFORMANCE
Under Public Schools, renamed Office of Strategic Resources.

POLICE REFORM TASK FORCE
Appointed by County Executive:
Maureen Lamasney, Co-Chair
Alonzo T. Washington, Co-Chair
Orlando D. Barnes; Wanika B. Fisher; Glenn F. Ivey; Tara H. Jackson; Mark A. Magaw; Kris March, Ph.D.; Josephine P. Mourning; Archie O’Neill; Krystal Oriadha; Dwayne Preston; Joseph Ruddy, Esq.; Sonia Wiggins-Pruitt; Alexander Williams, Jr.

Ex officio: Rodney C. Streeter, designee of President, County Council; Judith S. Danso, Esq., designee of State's Attorney, Prince George's County; Keith A. Lotridge, Esq., District Public Defender, Prince George's County; Donnell W. Turner, Esq., Police Department Inspector General, Prince George's County; Florence Felix-Lawson, Chair, Citizen Complaint Oversight Panel, Prince George's County.

In July 2020, County Executive authorized and appointed Police Reform Task Force, which was charged with conducting a comprehensive study and review of Police Department policies, relating to hiring, training, and the use of force. Task Force recommended reforms that Police Department should implement.

Final report was submitted to County Executive Dec. 4, 2020.

PRINCE GEORGE'S FORWARD TASK FORCE
Staff:
web: https://princegeorgesforward.com/

Charlene M. Dukes, Ed.D., Co-Chair
David Velazquez, Co-Chair
William von Hoene, Jr., Co-Chair
Sheila R. Tillerson Adams; Rosie Allen-Herring; Patricia Arzuaga, Esq.; Rushern L. Baker III; Erek L. Barron; Joanne C. Benson; Chris Bloyer; Erin M. Bradley; Aminta Hawkins Breaux, Ph.D.; Tamela E. Bresnahan; Anthony G. Brown; Jo Ann Browning, D.M.; Marco J. Clark, Ed.D.; Brunson L. Cooper; Duane Deason; Rick Edson; P. Michael Errico; M. H. (Jim) Estepp; Daniel Flores; Daphne T. Forbes, Esq.; Jamel R. Franklin; Wayne A. I. Frederick, M.D.; Terrence M. Fullum, M.D.; Tracy R. Gant; Monica E. Goldson, Ed.D.; Maria S. Gomez, R.N.; Thomas H. Graham; Paul l. Grenaldo; Djawa Hall; Artis G. Hampshire-Cowan, Esq.; David C. Harrington; Sydney J. Harrison; John K. Jenkins, Sr.; Christyl Johnson, Ph.D.; Mark A. Lawrence; Tony Lee; Jair K. Lynch; Gary Michael; B. Doyle Mitchell; Korey Neal; Martin J. O'Malley; Derrick N. Perkins; Darryll J. Pines, Ph.D.; Lupi Quinteros-Grady; April N. Richardson, Esq.; Nancy Ross; Catalina Sol; Terry Speigner; Mohan Suntha, M.D.; David A. Sutphen; Casiya Y. Thaniel, Esq.; Alvin Thornton, Ph.D.; Maria Harris Tildon; Geoffrey Mount Varner, M.D.; Kerry R. Watson, Jr.; Tonia Wellons; Falecia D. Williams, Ed.D.; Stephanie L. Williams; Christine R. Wray; Joseph L. Wright, M.D.; Francey Lim Youngberg, Esq.

In June 2020, County Executive formed Prince George's Forward Task Force.

Task Force charge was to help guide County’s recovery from coronavirus during and after pandemic.

Under Task Force were five subcommittees: Economic Recovery, Education Recovery, Government Operations, Health Recovery, and Human and Social Services Recovery.

REDISTRICTING COMMISSION 2011
Appointed by County Council:
Sharon R. Taylor, Chair (chosen by County Council)
Tamara Davis Brown, Esq.; David C. Harrington.

In January 2011, Redistricting Commission was authorized by County Council (County Charter, Article III, sec. 305; County Council Resolution no. CR-2-2011). To develop a plan for Council election districts, County Charter requires that such a commission be established every ten years following federal decennial census.

Commission submitted its plan to County Council in September 2011. Redistricting plan was adopted in 2011 (County Council Resolution no. CB-64-2011).

SEARCH COMMITTEE FOR CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SYSTEM
Charlene M. Dukes, Ed.D., Chair (chosen by State Superintendent of Schools)

Appointed by Governor: Kenneth W. Johnson; Orlan M. Johnson, Esq.

Employing criteria defined by Chapter 147, Acts of 2013, Committee concluded its work by June 2013.

SEARCH COMMITTEE FOR CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM
Brig. Gen. Warner I. Sumpter, Chair (chosen by State Superintendent of Schools)

Appointed by Governor: Oretha Bridgewaters-Simms; Hallie Russell Williams.

Formed in May 2019. Completed its work in June 2019.

TECHNOLOGY TRAINING
Under Public Schools, renamed Technology Training and Instructional Technology within Division of Information Technology.

Maryland Constitutional Offices & Agencies
Maryland Departments
Maryland Independent Agencies
Maryland Executive Commissions, Committees, Task Forces, & Advisory Boards
Maryland Universities & Colleges
Maryland Counties
Maryland Municipalities
Maryland at a Glance

Maryland Manual On-Line

Search the Manual
e-mail: mdmanual@mdarchives.state.md.us

© Copyright Maryland State Archives