Acts of 1970). The Committee coordinates the
planning and implementation of highway safety
programs.

The Department of Transportation administers
the State highway safety program; the Secretary
of Transportation is the Governor's Highway
Safety Representative. The Governor's powers
and authority for the program have been redele-
gated by the Secretary to the Division of Trans-
portation Planning (Code Transportation Article,
sees. 2-W\ through 1-W9).

OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT
SECRETARY, ADMINISTRATION

Ronald A. Moser, Assistant Secretary,
Administration

James P. Coyle, Deputy Assistant Secretary,
Administration

The Assistant Secretary of Administration over-
sees all headquarters' divisions and the Depart-
ment's Functional Data Center, and provides ad-
ministrative services support for the Secretary's
staff and other units of the Department.

MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION
COMMISSION

Chairperson: C. Robert Morrison, 1988

William B. Byrnes, 1987; Louis R. O'Neill, 1987;
Dorothy H. Streaker, 1987; John C. Warfield,
1987; Alvin Akman, 1988; Raymond E. Keeney,
1988; Patrick P. O'Malley, 1988; Alton Thomas,
Jr., 1988; Horace Alston, 1989; John H. Mosner,
Jr., 1989.

Ex officio: William R. Smith, 1988; Frank Thorp,
1988; Thomas G. Barton, 1989; Garner W.
Duvall, 1989; W. Earl Griffin, 1989; Wemer L.
Gruber, Jr., 1989.

P.O. Box 8755
BWI Airport 21240 Telephone: 859-7260

The Maryland Transportation Commission was
created in 1970 (Chapter 526, Acts of 1970). The
Commission studies the entire State transporta-
tion system. It advises and makes recommenda-
tions to the Secretary and Administrators on poli-
cy formulation and program execution.

The Commission consists of seventeen members.
Ten are appointed for three-year terms by the
Governor with the advice of the Secretary. The

seven regional members of the State Roads Com-
mission serve ex officio. The Governor designates
the chairperson (Code Transportation Article,
sees. 2-201 through 2-205).

BOARD OF REVIEW

Chairperson: John S. Bednarik, 1989

Elmer E. Horsey, 1987; Jerusa C. Wilson, 1987;
Walter C. Thompson, 1988; Georgia S. Hoff,
1989; Edward S. Murphy, 1989; one vacancy.

The Board of Review of the Department of
Transportation is charged with hearing and deter-
mining appeals from certain decisions of the Sec-
retary or of any administration or agency within
the Department.

The Board consists of seven members appointed
for three-year terms by the Governor with the ad-
vice of the Secretary and the advice and consent
of the Senate. At least four members must rep-
resent the public. The remaining members are
required to have knowledge and experience in one
or more of the fields under the Department's ju-
risdiction (Code Transportation Article, sees.
2-501 through 2-506).

TRANSPORTATION PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES SELECTION BOARD

Chairperson: William M. Corun, 1987
Vice-Chairperson: Walter E. Woodford, Jr., 1987

David A. Wagner, designee of Secretary of
Transportation; Ronald A. Moser; Orhan Baycu
alternate.

Executive Secretary: Orhan Baycu

P.O. Box 8755
BWI Airport 21240 Telephone: 859-7335

The Transportation Professional Services Selec-
tion Board was created in 1974 (Chapter 732,
Acts of 1974). The Board makes recommenda-
tions to the Board of Public Works on the award
of architectural or engineering services where the
contract exceeds $100,000. Actions of the Board
are governed by the Maryland Procurement of
Architectural and Engineering Services Act —
Transportation Agencies (Code State Finance and
Procurement Article, sees. 19-101 through
19-118) and the requirements of the State Pro-
curement Regulations (COMAR 21.12.02).