Recreation and Parks Coordinator
Michael P. Morse
PLANNING AND BUILDING
Planning and Zoning Commission
James I. Heikes, Chairperson, 1990; Carol
Kabler, 1987; John Sewell, 1988; Ralph Sim-
mons, 1989; Richard Hutchinson, 1991; Clinton
S. Bradley III, County Council. Deborah A.
Bauer, Planning Director.
Planning Director
Deborah A. Bauer
County Appeals Board
James E. Warner, Chairperson, 1989; Mildred
Parrott, 1987; Harry E. Clarke, 1988; Edzel L.
Turner, 1988; Robert K. Huntington, 1989. Al-
ternates, Phillip E. Councell, 1988; W. Aubry
Walker.
Historic District Commission
Mrs. R. F. Shannahan, Chairperson
Agricultural Preservation Advisory Board
Allen Baynard, Chairperson
District Forestry Board
John E. Brodie; Sidney H. Dickson; William B.
Ewing; Earl J. Hutchison. Terms expire 1987.
Public Works Advisory Board
Robert Reindollar, Chairperson
County Engineer
William R. Runyan
Roads Supervisor
Willson H. Tull, Sr.
Plumbing Inspectors, Middle Dept. Inspection
Agency
Jack Hoffman; Robert Smith.
Electrical Examiners Board
Robin Ewing, Chairperson
TRANSPORTATION
Airport Authority
William H. Corkran, Jr., Chairperson
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Liquor Control Board
W. Francis Callahan, Chairperson, 1987; James
L. Daffin, 1989; Marie Clague, 1991.
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TIDEWATER AFFAIRS
Oystermen's Tongers Advisory Committee
Robert R. Hambleton, Chairperson; William T.
Carpenter; Thomas Haddaway; William Sutton;
Earl Buddy Wharton.
Oystermen's Dredgers Advisory Committee
Wade Murphy, Jr., Chairperson; Russell Dize;
Edward K. Parley; Stanley Larrimore; Gene
Tyier.
EXTENSION AND SOIL CONSERVATION
SERVICES
Extension Agents
Jean A. Greene, County Director; Barbara E.
Jeffries; Donald E. Osburn; K. Marc Teffeau;
Donald Webster.
Soil Conservation District Supervisors
Donald Bridges (County appointee). Chairper-
son; William E. Sharp, Jr., 1988; Allen
Baynard, 1989; William Beaven, 1990; Norman
J. Fike, 1991; Donald E. Osburn, Extension
Agent, Secretary (nonvoting). Dorothy Abbott-
Donnelly, District Conservationist.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
County Seat: Hagerstown 21740
Origin: Created from Frederick County by resolve
of the Constitutional Convention of 1776.
Name: Named for George Washington.
Form of Government: County Commissioners
County Code: See Code of the Public Local Laws
of Washington County (1984).
Area: 467.07 sq. miles (454.97 land, 12.10 water)
Population. 1900: 45,133; 1950: 78,886; 1960:
91,219; 1970: 103,829; 1980: 113,086.
Principal Incorporated Places (1980 census):
Hagerstown (34,132), Boonsboro (1,908),
Hancock (1,887), Williamsport (1,867)
Principal Unincorporated Places (1980 census):
Halfway (8,639), Bridgeport (3,626), Cascade-
Highfield (3,050)
Voter Registration, Oct. 6, 1986. Democrat:
27,442; Republican: 20,039; Other Parties: 44;
No Party Affiliation: 3,069; Total: 50,594.
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