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MARYLAND MANUAL 167
FIRE PREVENTION COMMISSION AND FIRE MARSHAL
Fire Prevention Commission
Chairman: P. Paul Lochary, 1978
Vice Chairman: Joseph R. Batchler, 1975
Kenneth W. Prinkey, 1974; Thomas C. Stakern, 1974; Earl K.
Smith, 1976; Leslie B. Thompson, 1977; Julius E. Le Brell, 1978.
Fire Marshal
James C. Robertson, Fire Marshal
Benjamin R. Benson III, Chief Fire Investigator
John H. Farrell, Assistant Chief Fire Investigator
David M. Hammerman, Fire Protection Engineer
301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2520
The Fire Prevention Commission was established by Chapter 46,
Acts of 1964, to replace the position of ex officio Fire Marshal held by
the Insurance Commisioner by Chapter 521, Acts of 1916. The Com-
mission consists of seven members appointed by the Secretary of
Public Safety and Correctional Services with the approval of the
Governor for five year terms. Of the members, three must be members
of paid or volunteer fire companies; three must be representatives of
industry, and one must represent the general public. One member
must represent Western Maryland, one Central Maryland, one South-
ern Maryland, one the Washington Metropolitan area, one the Eastern
Shore, and two the State at large. The Commission is to promulgate
regulations for the safeguarding of life and property hazards of fire
and explosion. It also appoints the State Fire Marshal and serves as
a board of appeals for matters connected with the enforcement of the
Code and interpretation of conflicts with local codes.
The State Fire Marshal enforces all laws of the State dealing with
the prevention of fires, storage, sale and use of explosives, combus-
tibles, and other dangerous articles in solid, liquid, or gas form, the
installation and maintenance of equipment of all sorts intended for
fire control, detection and extinguishment; the means and adequacy of
exits in case of fire for buildings except from private dwellings and
the suppression of arson (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 38A).
Appropriations 1973 1974
General Funds ................... $350,922 $416,832
Staff: 1973, 30; Staff: 1974, 32.
MARYLAND POLICE TRAINING COMMISSION
Chairman: Edwin R. Tully, Deputy Secretary for Public Safety
Vice Chairman: Donald D. Pomerleau, Commissioner
Baltimore City Police Department
Ex officio members: Julius E. Le Brell, President, Maryland Law
Enforcement Officers, Inc.; Francis B. Burch, Attorney General
of Maryland, represented by H. Edgar Lentz, Assistant Attorney
General; Wilson H. Elkins, President, University of Maryland,
represented by Donald W. O'Connell, Vice President, University of
Maryland; Francis X. Jahn, President, Maryland Chiefs of Police
Association; Thomas A. Farrow, Special Agent in Charge, Federal
Bureau of Investigation, Baltimore Office; Colonel Thomas S. Smith,
Superintendent, Maryland State Police; Lt. Calvin E. Jones, Presi-
dent, Eastern Shore Police Association.

 
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