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NARFE Chapter 969 Newsletter July-August 2017 Volume 51 Issue 4 page 1
NATIONAL ACTIVE AND RETIRED FEDERAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (NARFE)
NARFE - PROTECTING THE FUTURE FOR CURRENT AND RETIRED FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
CHAPTER 969 NEWS Volume 51 Issue 4 July-August 2017 Serving Federal Employees and Retirees in St Mary’s County, Maryland. Chartered 1966
NARFE National Website NARFE Maryland Federation Website
Chapter 969 Website Chapter 969 Newsletter Archive MEETINGS AT OLDE BRETON INN ON THE THIRD FRIDAY OF THE MONTH, EXCEPT FEBRUARY AND JULY
21890 Society Hill Rd, Leonardtown, MD 20650 LUNCH RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED
Social Time: 11:00 a.m., Lunch Buffet: 12:00, Meeting: 12:45 p.m. JULY: NO MEETING August 18, 2017 Program: Sherry Hamilton Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Center
If you are not called by the Phone Tree and want a luncheon reservation, call Joyce Gentilo 301-645-5006 by Tuesday, the week of the meeting.
Reminder -- When you make a reservation for lunch for a chapter meeting and do not keep the reservation or cancel it, the chapter must still pay. This means that you will be receiving a letter from the Chapter Treasurer requesting payment. The current price is $16.50 per person, except for the Christmas luncheon. Payment by check payable to NARFE 969 will be greatly appreciated at each monthly meeting.
Table of Contents
Current News ................................................................... 2 SEPT 2017 HOSPICE/ALZHEIMER’S COLLECTION Locations and Dates ........................... 2
Ye Editor: .................................................................. 2
Your Membership Renewal ...................................... 2
NEW LOTTERY TICKETS ARE COMING SOON 2
May 12, 2017 Luncheon: .......................................... 2
May Meeting Photos ................................................. 3
June 16, 2017 Luncheon: .......................................... 3
June Meeting Photos ................................................. 4
Federal Employees Recognition Day ........................ 4
Welcome, New Members .......................................... 5
Our condolences are extended to the families of deceased members and deceased family members: ..... 5
Directions For Calling Congress .................................... 5
Chapter Lifetime Membership .................................... 6
Chapter Lifetime Membership Fee ............................ 6
Dues Withholding Is a Good Deal for Retirees! ....... 6
Some Useful Links: ........................................................ 7
Keep Your NARFE Profile Up To Date ........................ 8
St Mary’s 2017 Elected State Officials: ...................... 9
Senator Steve Waugh .................................................. 9
Delegate Matthew Morgan ........................................ 10
Delegate Deborah C. Rey ........................................... 11
Delegate Jerry Clark .................................................. 12
2017 Addresses of Elected Officials – clip and save ........................................................................................... 13
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Current NewsSEPT 2017 HOSPICE/ALZHEIMER’S COLLECTION Locations and Dates
We’re getting ready for this annual Chapter event. Your support is essential for its success. Please pick a place and time to collect donations. Call Roy Wetzel at 301-520-3148 to reserve your preferred location and date.
Tractor Supply Co Hollywood, Sept 9 & 10 (9am-3pm) 2 people per shift. Walmart California Sept 9 (9am- 6 pm) 4 People per shift Ace Hardware Leonardtown Sept. 16 & 17 (9am-3PM) 2 people per shift Giant Food California Sept 16 & 17 (9Am-3Pm) 4 people per shift McKay Food, Leonardtown, Sept. 23 &24 (9 Am – 4 Pm) 4 people per shift McKay Food, Hollywood Sept 23& 24 (9Am-4PM) 4 people per shift
Ye Editor: Our Maryland State Delegates know about NARFE and Chapter 969. Delegates Deb Rey and Matt Morgan attended our 50th
Anniversary meeting in April (Deb presented us with a certificate recognizing out 50 Years)‘ Delegate Matt Morgan was also the featured speaker at our May meeting. Matt has pledged his support for our issues in the 2018 Assembly. I suggest you contact them to thank them for their interest in NARFE,
Our Federal Representative, Steny Hoyer, and Senators Van Hollen and Cardin are, of course long-time supporters of Federal employees and retirees.
Your Membership Renewal This is a reminder that when you renew your membership the cost is $45 each year. To continue your membership with our
chapter, you must pay national dues of $40 plus chapter dues of $5. The only exception to this rule is if you paid to have a lifetime membership with our chapter. When you get renewal notices for $40 or $39.95, paying those amounts will transfer you out of Chapter 969 and put you in the national chapter 0000. The only way we can put you back into our chapter is if you pay the $5 chapter dues. We will be contacting some of you that were recently transferred out to make sure it was not your intention to leave our chapter.
Therefore, in the future when renewing with NARFE national membership, please include the extra $5 for your chapter dues (Total of $45: National-$40 & Chapter 969-$5). If you have any questions, please contact Geneva Leon (301) 884-5112.
NEW LOTTERY TICKETS ARE COMING SOON LOTTERY Tickets will hit the mailbox of members early in August. We hope you will continue to support NARFE Chapter
969 General, Special Projects and Delegate funding with your purchase of LOTTERY tickets. What an easy way to support NARFE Chapter 969 AND have the opportunity to be one of three $50 LOTTERY drawing winners at the monthly luncheons. You do not need to be present to win.
Watch for your LOTTERY mailing, follow the guidance for purchasing, and use the return mailing envelope to participate! You can also return the completed tickets at the August luncheon and of course we have LOTTERY ticket sales at all monthly luncheons. Remember that Lottery ticket purchases are not tax deductible. If you have any questions or need more tickets to buy or sell to your friends/family, feel free to call Gwen Estep at 301-884-5717. Thank you for your support to NARFE Chapter 969.
May 12, 2017 Luncheon: President’s Report: President Luskus reported the following speakers for future luncheon meetings: August - Sherry Hamilton, Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Center September – A Government Representative from Thrift Savings Plan (tsp.gov) October - Mary May, BC/BS with other invited Benefit providers. November - Rebecca L. Jahed, Doctor of Audiology (ADD) and Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology (FAAA). December - Christmas Program is in the planning stages.Treasurer’s Report: Joel Ekhaus reported that as of May 15, 2017 our checking account beginning balance was $20,639.00
and the month’s ending balance from all fund repositories is: $31,502.42. Voting for New Officers: Bernie Goldsborough conducted the voting for the offices of: Secretary, 1st Vice President and 2nd
Vice president. The following will be sworn-in at the June meeting: Secretary, Sandra Simmons, 1st Vice President, Geneva Leon, and 2nd Vice President, Gwen Estep.
Guest Speaker: State Delegate Matt Morgan. Vice President for Membership: Geneva Leon discussed membership costs. Unless you are a Lifetime Chapter Member, your
yearly membership fee is $45.00. Of that $45.00, $40 goes to National and $5 for Chapter membership. She gave a recap of Federal Employees Recognition Day which was held on Saturday, May 13 from 12 – 4pm. The event was held at Northern Senior Center in Charlotte Hall.
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Vice President Ways and Means: Gwen Estep reminded membership that the current monthly lottery will end in August and the first drawing for the new lottery will be in September.
Federal Legislative Report: Dick Myers gave an overview of current pending budget. He noted increases: $15 billion for Defense, $1.5 billion for Border Security, and $400 million for Alzheimer Research.
He encouraged membership to use the NARFE Legislative Action Center to send letters to Congress on issues of importance. New Business: Roy Wetzel reported that the Hospice/Alzheimer fundraiser is coming up in September. He has confirmed
some businesses and this year we can only get one day each at Giant and Walmart. Giant suggested that we have giveaways’ since we are collecting money.
Money Raffle: $279.00 collected: two prizes of $69 each and $141 went into the General Fund. Monthly Lottery Drawing: Winners were Dennis Figel, Ann May and Raymond Dianeo. Cake Raffle: $220.00 dollars collect for 21 cakes/deserts donated by: Rose Dement, Doris Fields, Carol Ann Combs, Brenda Guy, Criss Cullison, Paula Luskus, Judy Loflin, Nettie Harding, Brenda Abell, and Harry Childers. May Meeting Photos
Cake Table
Speaker, Delegate Matt Margan and President Luskus
June 16, 2017 Luncheon: Installation of Officers: Officers for the upcoming year were sworn in by Roy Dyson. The following newly-elected/reelected
officers were sworn-in: 1st Vice President, Geneva Leon, 2nd Vice President, Gwen Estep, Secretary, Sandra Simmons and State Legislative Officer, Roy Wetzel.
President’s Report: Vice President Leon reported that our accounting records for the year have been audited. Thanks to Joel Ekhaus and the audit committee members, Bill Thompson and Roy Wetzel. Audit results sent to the Maryland Federation and they were approved.
Treasurer’s Report: Joel Ekhaus reported that as of June 15, 2017 our checking account beginning balance was $20,210.71 and the month’s ending balance from all fund repositories is: $30,963.13.
Guest Speaker: Geneva Leon conducted a webinar on Estate Planning. Vice President for Membership: Geneva Leon discussed membership transfers and she and Judy Loflin are working that
issue. Reminder: Unless you are a Lifetime Chapter Member, your yearly membership fee is $45.00. Of that $45.00, $40 goes to National and $5 for Chapter membership. Any questions regarding membership should be directed to Geneva.
Vice President Ways and Means: Gwen Estep reported that the lottery letters will be mailed out the first week of August and tickets will be on sale at monthly luncheon meetings. The lottery funds the Delegate Fund, Special Projects Fund and the General Fund.
Federal Legislative Report: Dick Myers reported that these are troubling times for federal employees and retirees. We are under siege and a lot depends on the Congress’s budget which is due by September 30 for fiscal year 2018. Now is a great time to reach out to our elected officials to remind them that we are out here, we appreciate what they have done in the past and hope for their continued support for NARFE.
The President’s proposed budget contains a series of provisions that negatively affect federal employees and retirees. • COLA’s for CSRS employees would be reduced by .5% each year.• FERS COLA’s will be completely eliminated.
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• Current FERS employee contributions will be increased by 1% each year for the next six years without anycorresponding benefit.
• CSRS and FERS retirement benefits will be based on high 5 instead of the current high 3.Membership needs to be aware that Trey Gowdy, newly appointed Chairman of the Committee on Oversight and Government
Reform has voted to support NARFE initiatives only 4% of the time. Dick distributed “call scripts” to be used for conversations on the President’s 2018 budget proposal with our elected officials.
The script is online at the NARFE Legislative site at http://www.narfe.org/pdf/2018%20budget%20call%20script.pdf and is included in this newsletter on page 5. He also encourages membership to send letters to Hoyer, Cardin and Van Hollen requesting their continued support on the budget and other NARFE issues. (Ye Editor: contact information – phone, mail, and email addresses for our elected representatives is included in every email newsletter and once a year in the printed newsletter. If you get the printed newsletter and didn’t save the latest contact information, contact me (Harry) at 240-925-9009 and I’ll mail you a copy). THIS IS IMPORTANT!
State legislative Officer: Roy Wetzel will receive help and support from Oscar Horton and Roy Dyson. In addition, Matt Morgan has pledged his support.
Service Center: Two new members have been added: Joel Ekhaus and Nettie Harding. Money Raffle: $222.00 collected, two prizes of $55 each, and $112 went into the General Fund. Monthly Lottery Drawing: Winners were David Guy, Steve Fedez and Sandra Smith. Cake Raffle: $164.00 dollars collected for cakes/deserts donated by: Rose Dement, Judy Loflin, Criss Cullison, and Brenda
Guy. June Meeting Photos
Sen Roy Dyson swearing in newly-elected officers
Sen Dyson, Secretary (returning) Sandra Simmons, State Legislative Officer Roy Wetzel, 2d VP & Ways & Means (returning) Gwen Estep, 1st VP & Membership
(returning) Geneva Leon
Cake Table
Federal Employees Recognition Day NARFE Chapter 969 had several vendors available to
answer any questions attendees may have. This included: Blue Cross Blue Shield, GEHA, United Health, Aetna, TSP.gov, AARP, Edward Jones. Dr. Rebecca L. Jahed-Audiologist, VSP-Vision, Metlife, St. Mary’s County Government, and NARFE Experts. Each vendor had giveaways and door prizes that were awarded every half hour. Special thanks to NARFE members that came out and worked the events and to our vendors for their continued support!
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Steve & Beth Fedasz at the Registration Desk for
The NARFE Federal Recognition Day
Several Vendors set up at the Northern Center for the Federal Recognition Day
Joe Luskus & Joel Ekhaus providing Federal Employee benefits information
Attendees getting their questions answered at the NARFE table.
Welcome, New Members
RONALD W GATES
MARY MAY
DEBORAH MORGAN
Our condolences are extended to the families of deceased members and deceased family members: MARY R HORTON
THEODORE RAUEN
WALTER SHAW
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Directions For Calling CongressA call script on the President’s 2018 budget proposal is provided in Step 2
Calling Capitol Hill is an easy and powerful way to protect your earned benefits. Use NARFE’s toll-free number and follow these simple instructions:
Step 1: Call the Capitol using NARFE’s toll-free number 1-866-220-0044. Once you reach the capitol switchboard, you will
be asked whether you would like to be connected with your senator (press 1), or representative (press 2). You will then be asked to enter your zip-code, and then should confirm who you would like to be connected with. St Mary’s County residents should call Representative Hoyer and Senators Cardin and Van Hollen.
If you do not know who your senators are you can find them here. Find your representative here (enter your Zip Code).
Step 2: Politely greet the staff person who answers the phone. Give your name and address so they know you are a
constituent. Then say [brackets indicate that you should choose the appropriate language]:
I am calling to ask [Representative /Senator X] to reject the unprecedented cuts to the earned retirement benefits ofactive and retired federal employees contained within the president’s fiscal year 2018 budget proposal.
The budget would target cost-of-living adjustments for federal annuities. I worked hard over [ ] years to earn myannuity. It is not a gift. Cutting its value now, after I’ve earned it, fails to honor the commitment made to me. It’s theft.
I ask the [representative / senator] to reject any attempts to reduce or eliminate COLAs for federal workers andretirees and block any such attacks during the budget process. Thank you.
Please note: You will have to use NARFE’s toll-free number, 1-866-220-0044, three separate times to call your two
senators and one representative.
Thanks for your time!
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Chapter Lifetime MembershipThe Schedule of Fees encourages members to become Lifetime Chapter Members.
a. All Chapter 969 members are eligible to become Chapter Lifetime Members.
b. Member must be in good standing and provide an email address so that all future editions of our newsletter can be delivered electronically.
c. When a member attains the age of 85, is in good standing, has paid dues to this chapter for the most recent 15 years and agrees to receive our newsletter electronically, that member will become a Lifetime Chapter Member provided the member presents a written request for such status to the Membership Chairman.
d. Existing Chapter 969 Lifetime Members will be grandfathered into the new system.
e. Fees collected are non-refundable and non-transferable, applicable solely for membership in Chapter 969.
Dues payments and gifts or contributions to NARFE are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.
Chapter Lifetime Membership Fee1-Jan-2016 Members 85 and above may become Chapter Lifetime
Members at no cost (see note 1.c). Age Dues Savings
"Cum "Lifetime Annual" Mem Fee"
40 $225 $158 $67 41 220 154 66 42 215 151 64 43 210 147 63 44 205 144 61 45 200 140 60 46 195 137 58 47 190 133 57
48 185 130 55 49 180 126 54 50 175 123 52 51 170 119 51 52 165 116 49 53 160 112 48 54 155 109 46 55 150 105 45 56 145 102 43 57 140 98 42 58 135 95 40 59 130 91 39 60 125 88 37 61 120 84 36 62 115 81 34 63 110 77 33 64 105 74 31 65 100 70 30 66 95 67 28 67 90 63 27 68 85 60 25 69 80 56 24 70 75 53 22 71 70 49 21 72 65 46 19 73 60 42 18 74 55 39 16 75 50 35 15 76 45 32 13 77 40 28 12 78 35 25 10 79 30 21 9 80 25 18 7 81 20 14 6 82 15 11 4 83 10 7 3 84 5 4 1 85 0 0 0
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Dues Withholding Is a Good Deal for Retirees!Unless you are a Life Member, an Honorary Member or you have a multi-year membership that does not expire anytime soon, you will be receiving a membership renewal notice this year, at least two months before your membership is slated to expire. If you would like to save yourself the trouble of seeing yet another dues reminder, choose dues withholding! What is dues withholding? It is a dues payment method that gives NARFE members (retirees) the option of having their annual NARFE membership dues deducted from their annuities on a monthly basis. How does it work? One-twelfth of your total dues is automatically deducted from your monthly annuity. Your monthly deduction is determined by the following formula: (National dues ÷ 12) + (Chapter dues ÷ 12) = Total Monthly Deduction Advantages • Save 15% off your national membership dues annually!• Sign up your spouse and double your savings!
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• You’ll never get another dues reminder from us!• Your monthly payment is affordable and convenient!• You may cancel your dues at any time!Application process It takes 60-90 days to process your application. Once the process is complete, you will receive a special membership card distinguishing you as a NARFE dues withholding member. To learn more about dues withholding, call 800-627-3394 or go online to download a dues withholding application (DW-2) at www.narfe.org. Log in as a member, click on “Officer Resources” and then click on “Dues Withholding” on the menu to the left. Retirees, spouses of retirees and survivor annuitants are also eligible for dues withholding. Life members, active federal employees and Honorary members do not qualify
Dues Withholding Brochure (F-86): Download, fill out, and give/send to Membership VP Geneva Leon, 301-884-5112
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Some Useful Links:Maryland at a Glance NARFE's Legislative Program for the 114th Congress (2015-2016) Federal Employees Pop Quiz (F-123)
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Did You Know? The Maryland Federation has a GREAT website. Check it out at http://www.mdnarfe.org/.
Are You on Facebook? NARFE National, the Maryland Federation, AND Chapter 969 are on Facebook. Go to
http://www.facebook.com/NARFEHQ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Maryland-Federation-of-NARFE/153837251348873 https://www.facebook.com/NARFEMD969StMarys#
#Top SIX REASONS TO GIVE TO NARFE-PAC
1) NARFE-PAC is the third leg of our advocacy strategy stool.Maximizing the strength of our advocacy depends on coordinating our three major efforts: lobbying,grassroots action and NARFE-PAC contributions. When all three act in concert, we have a greater chanceof achieving our legislative goals.2) Dues money and general funds cannot be directed to NARFE-PAC.Federal campaign finance laws prohibit dues money and other general funds from being directed toNARFE-PAC. All NARFE- PAC funds come directly from your voluntary contributions.3) There is strength in numbers.Contributing to NARFE-PAC helps you get more out of your political contributions. The PAC poolsindividual contributions into larger amounts that are given to campaigns. This “strength in numbers”approach also helps ensure that the PAC reaches as many elected officials as possible.4) NARFE-PAC makes NARFE politically relevant.With NARFE-PAC contributions, our supporters in Congress are more likely to stay in Congress and,therefore, more likely to continue to lend their support to our issues.5) NARFE-PAC helps build relationships.PAC contributions often coincide with fundraising events hosted by the candidate, whether in the district(where local NARFE officers can attend) or in Washington, DC (where NARFE’s lobbyists attend). Theseinteractions facilitate relationship- building, which aids both lobbying and grassroots actions in the future.6) NARFE-PAC helps our best supporters become congressional leaders.
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Fundraising success is crucial to members of Congress looking to move up the ranks into positions of leadership, as it allows them to help their fellow colleagues remain in office. NARFE has had success helping some of our best supporters raise the money necessary to elevate them into leadership positions that have substantial influence on the legislative agenda in Congress, and gives them influence over other members’ votes. Give to NARFE-PAC today at http://www.narfe.org/narfepac
Your Membership ID is on the NARFE Magazine mailing label
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Keep Your NARFE Profile Up To DateIf you have established a member account on the NARFE website, you can update your membership record with a new
address, email, or phone number -or maybe even a new name if you get married or enter the witness protection program :) - anytime by logging in and clicking on the Update My Record link in the WHAT YOU CAN DO ONLINE box on the NARFE home page.
If you don't have an active account yet, you can set one up with the Member ID on your NARFE magazine:
Go to www.narfe.org,
click on
then on
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St Mary’s 2017 Elected State Officials:Senator Steve Waugh District 29, Calvert and St. Mary's Counties
Main Session Legislation
Biography
Annapolis Address: 2W Miller Senate Office Building
11 Bladen Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410-841-3673 | 301-858-3673 | Toll-free in MD: 1-800-492-
7122 ext. 3673
Interim Address: 2W Miller Senate Office Building
11 Bladen Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410-841-3673 | 301-858-3673
Contact: Contact Online or send email to: [email protected]
Tenure: First elected to the Senate in 2014. Member of the Senate since 2015.
Current Assignments: 2015- Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee
2017- Health Subcommittee of the Education, Health, and
Environmental Affairs Committee
2015- Comptroller Issues Subcommittee, Education, Health, and
Environmental Affairs Committee
2015- Joint Committee on Federal Relations
2017- Joint Subcommittee on Program Open Space & Agricultural
Land Preservation
2016- Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education
2015- Maryland Veterans Caucus
Party Affiliation: Republican
January 17, 2017 1:51 P.M.
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Delegate Matthew Morgan District 29A, St. Mary's County
Main Session Legislation
Biography
Annapolis Address: 317 House Office Building
6 Bladen Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410-841-3170 | 301-858-3170 | Toll-free in MD: 1-800-492-
7122 ext. 3170
Interim Address: 317 House Office Building
6 Bladen Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410-841-3170 | 301-858-3170
Contact: Contact Online or send email to: [email protected]
Tenure: First elected to the House of Delegates in 2014. Member of the House
since 2015.
Current Assignments: 2015- Health and Government Operations Committee
2015- Government Operations and Long Term Care Subcommittee of
the Health and Government Operations Committee
2015- Public Health and Minority Health Disparities of the Health and
Government Operations Committee
Party Affiliation: Republican
December 2, 2016 12:59 P.M.
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Delegate Deborah C. Rey District 29B, St. Mary's County
Main Session Legislation
Biography
Annapolis Address: 323 House Office Building
6 Bladen Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410-841-3227 | 301-858-3227 | Toll-free in MD: 1-800-
492-7122 ext. 3227
Interim Address: 323 House Office Building
6 Bladen Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410-841-3227 | 301-858-3227
Contact: Contact Online or send email to:
Tenure: First elected to the House of Delegates in 2014. Member of the
House since 2015.
Current Assignments: 2015- Judiciary Committee
2015- Juvenile Law Subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee
2017- Criminal Justice Subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee
2016- Chair, St. Mary's County House Delegation
2015- Women Legislators of Maryland
2015- Maryland Veterans Caucus
Party Affiliation: Republican
January 31, 2017 11:21 A.M.
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Delegate Jerry ClarkDistrict 29C, Calvert and St. Mary's Counties
Main Session LegislationSession Legislation
BiographyBiography
Annapolis Address: 303 House Office Building
6 Bladen Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410-841-3314 | 301-858-3314 | Toll-free in MD: 1-800-492-
7122 ext. 3314
Interim Address: 303 House Office Building
6 Bladen Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410-841-3314 | 301-858-3314
Contact: Contact Online or send email to: [email protected]
Tenure: Appointed to the House of Delegates on September 13, 2016.
Sworn in on October 13, 2016.
Current Assignments: 2017- Environment and Transportation Committee
2017- Natural Resources, Agriculture, & Open Space Subcommittee
of the Environment and Transportation Committee
2017- Local Government and Bi-County Agencies Subcommittee of
the Environment and Transportation Committee
Party Affiliation: Republican
January 13, 2017 11:58 A.M. #Top
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2017 Addresses of Elected Officials – clip and save
President Donald Trump The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., NW Washington, DC 20500
http://www.whitehouse.gov Phone: (202) 456-1414
Fax: (202) 456-2461
The Honorable Benjamin L. Cardin United States Senate 509 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510-2002 http://cardin.senate.gov Phone: (202) 224-4524 Fax: (202) 224-1651 Main District Office: 100 South Charles Street, Tower I, Suite 1710 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 962-4436 Fax: (410) 962-4256
The Honorable Chris Van Hollen United States Senate B40C Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 https://www.vanhollen.senate.gov Phone (202) 224-4654 Fax: (202) 228-0629 TTY: (202) 224-1546
The Honorable Steny H. Hoyer House of Representatives 1705 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC 20515-2005 http://hoyer.house.gov Phone: (202) 225-4131 Fax: (202) 225-4300 Main District Office: 6500 Cherrywood Ln., #310 Greenbelt, MD 20770 Phone: (301) 474-0119 Fax: (301) 474-4697
Waldorf Office: 401 Post Office Rd., Ste. 202 Waldorf, MD 20602 Phone: (301) 843-1577 Fax: (301) 843-1331
The Honorable Lawrence J. Hogan, Jr. Governor of Maryland State House, 100 State Circle Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: (410) 974-3901; 1-800-811-8336 (toll free, MD) e-mail: http://www.governor.maryland.gov/mail/fax: (410) 974-3275; tdd: (410) 333-3098
The Honorable Stephen M. Waugh Maryland Senate, District 29 2W Miller Senate Office Building 11 Bladen Street Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: 410-841-3673 | 301-858-3673 Toll-free in MD: 1-800-492-7122 ext. 3673 e-mail: [email protected]
The Honorable Matt Morgan.Maryland House of Delegates, District 29A House Office Building, Room 317 6 Bladen St., Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: (410) 841-3170, (301) 858-3170 1-800-492-7122, ext. 3170 (toll free) e-mail: [email protected]
The Honorable Deborah C. Rey.Maryland House of Delegates, District 29B House Office Building, Room 319 6 Bladen St., Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: 410-841-3227 | 301-858-3227 Toll-free in MD: 1-800-492-7122 ext. 3227 e-mail: [email protected]
The Honorable Jerry ClarkMaryland House of Delegates, District 29C House Office Building, Room 303 6 Bladen St., Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: 410-841-3314 | 301-858-3314 | Toll-free in MD: 1-800-492-7122 ext. 3314 e-mail: [email protected] Office:
Some Other Maryland Elected Officials: Lt. Governor: Boyd K. Rutherford Attorney General: Brian E. Frosh Comptroller: Peter Franchot
FROM: http://capwiz.com/narfe/home and
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/webmga/frmmain.aspx?pid=legisrpage&tab=subject6&s=cnty
