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MARYLAND MANUAL 147 manages the program for Federal contributions to the administrative and personnel expenses of the State and Local governments for civil defense. The Director is responsible to the Governor for the coordina- tion of the State's disaster relief operations in the event of the decla- ration of a "major disaster" within Maryland (Code 1957, 1966 Repl. Vol., Art. 16A; Art. 25, sec. 16; 1968 Repl. Vol., Art. 66, sec. 261; 1968 Repl. Vol., Art. B9, sec. 47A, sec. 9B). The Agency gathers and tabulates information concerning expendi- tures for the alleviation of disaster conditions throughout the State for the Governor's use in determining eligibility for Federal financial assistance under Public Law 875. Working with the Office of Emergency Preparedness, Executive Office of the President, the Agency is responsible for coordination of all State agencies, political subdivisions and representatives of the private sector in planning for mobilization and management of re- sources and production in the event of enemy attack or other major national emergencies. The Civil Defense Advisory Council is appointed by the Governor, and its members serve without compensation. The Council advises the Governor and the Director in civil defense matters. The Emergency Resource Priorities Board is composed of heads of State departments, serving ex officio, augmented by leaders of busi- ness and industry appointed by the Governor ana serving without compensation. The Board advises the Governor and the Director in planning for emergency mobilization and management of resources.
DEPARTMENT OF MARYLAND STATE POLICE Colonel Robert J. Lally, Superintendent, 1971 Lieutenant Colonel Wilbour H. Conroy, Deputy Superintendent and Chief, Administrative Bureau Lieutenant Colonel Thomas S. Smith, Chief, Operations Bureau Lieutenant Colonel William H. Weber, Executive Officer Major Carroll E. Cook, Chief, Administrative Services Major John R. Colister, Chief, Technical Services Major Paul R. Randall, Chief, Field Forces Major Woodrow W. Corbin, Chief, Special Forces Captain Hugh M. Everline, Chief, Planning, Research, and Inspec- tion Division Headquarters, Pikesville 21208 Telephone: 486-3101 The Department of Maryland State Police, originally established by Chapter 303, Acts of 1935, had its functions recodified by Chapter 547, Acts of 1968. The Department is charged with the enforcement of the motor vehicle and criminal laws of the State, and more specifically, to safeguard the lives and safety of all persons within the State, to protect property, and to assist in securing to all persons the equal protection of law. The Department also has the responsibility to pre- serve the public peace, to detect and prevent crime, to enforce the laws and ordinances of the State and its local subdivisions; to appre- hend and arrest criminals and those who violate or are lawfully accused of violating such laws and ordinances, to preserve order in |
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