State Agencies

District No. 2, Chestertown:
(Caroline, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's, and Talbot
counties)

James M. Wright, District Engineer
Telephone: 778-3061

District No. 3, Greenbelt:
(Montgomery and Prince George's counties)

Eugene T. Camponeschi, District Engineer
Telephone: 345-7100

District No. 4, Brooklandville:
(Baltimore and Harford counties)

Harry T. McCullough, District Engineer
Telephone: 321-3461

District No. 5, Prince Frederick:
(Anne Arundel, Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's
counties)

Edward H. Meehan, District Engineer
Telephone: 535-1740 or 269-2955

District No. 6, Cumberland:
(Allegany, Garrett, and Washington counties)

Wallace T. Beaulieu, District Engineer
Telephone: 777-2145

District No. 7, Frederick:
(Carroll, Frederick, and Howard counties)

Carl E. Raith, District Engineer
Telephone: 662-1171

Right-of-way and legal offices are maintained in
each of the engineering districts.

PRIVATE SECTOR ADVISORY BOARD

Bernard Berkowitz, William J. Brown, John Car-
roll Bymes, Louis V. Cavallaro, Leonard W.
Dayton, John Kopp, James Lucas, M. Eamon
McGeady, Robert Strott, Patrick T. Welsh.

World Trade Center
Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-5731

The Private Sector Advisory Board was created
by Chapter 500, Acts of 1978, to advise the Ad-
ministration in the planning of capital improve-
ment projects that relate to the construction, ac-
quisition, extension, enlargement, or improvement
of facilities of the Port of Baltimore. The Board is
appointed by the Administrator, in consultation

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with the Secretary of Transportation and subject
to the advice and consent of the Senate.

Representative of the different professional and
commercial areas and interests with which the
Administration is concerned, the Board includes
but is not limited to representatives recommended
by organized labor, shipping interests, freight for-
warders, terminal operators, Baltimore City, Bal-
timore County, Anne Arundel County, Dorches-
ter County, the Delmarva Advisory Council, the
president of the State Senate and the speaker of
the House of Delegates, the Greater Baltimore
Committee, the Maryland Chamber of Com-
merce, and a minority group. The Administrator
determines the size and composition of the Board.

MASS TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION

L. A. Kimball, Administrator
David A. Wagner, Deputy Administrator
April M. dark. Director of Public Relations

METROPOLITAN TRANSIT SYSTEM
DIVISION

Joseph V. Garvey, Resident Manager
Bruce Frame, Director a/Marketing

BALTIMORE REGION RAPID
TRANSIT DIVISION

Robert J. Murray, Project Manager

PLANNING AND PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT DIVISION

Louis R. Rainone, Director

109 E. Redwood Street
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3434

The Mass Transit Administration was created
by Chapter 526, Acts of 1970, as amended by
Chapter 253, Acts of 1971, as part of the Mary-
land Department of Transportation. As the pub-
lic transit arm of the Department, the Mass
Transit Administration operates and maintains
the public bus system and proceeds with the de-
velopment and implementation of the Baltimore
Region Rapid Transit System. These operational
and developmental activities are conducted within