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SUBCABINET FOR CHILDREN,
YOUTH, & FAMILIES
Chair: Linda S. Thompson, Dr. P.H., Special
Secretary for Children, Youth, & Families
(410) 767-4160
Annual Report of Subcabinet for Children, Youth,
& Families to Governor due Oct 1.
Report of Subcabinet for Children, Youth, & Families to
Senate Budget & Taxation Committee, Senate
Finance Committee, & House Appropriations
Committee on progress of pilot project for interagency
budgeting & funding due Dec 1, 1996.
Report of Subcabinet for Children, Youth, & Families
to Senate Budget & Taxation Committee, Senate
Finance Committee, & House Appropriations
Committee on statewide system for interagency
budgeting & funding due Dec 1, 1997.
The Subcabinet for Children, Youth, and Families
was formed by the Governor in 1987 as the Subcabinet
for Children and Youth. It received its present name in
1990. Established by statute in 1993, the Subcabinet
works to improve the structure and organization of
state services to children, youth, and families (Chapter
556, Acts of 1993, Code 1957, Art 49D, sec 4.1).
The Subcabinet has nine members. Seven serve
ex officio. Two are designated by the Governor.
The Special Secretary for Children, Youth, and
Families chairs the Subcabinet. The Office for Chil-
dren, Youth, and Families serves as its staff.
GOVERNOR'S MILITARY STAFF
Lt. Gen. (MD) James F. Fretterd, Adjutant General
Brig. Gen. Thomas B. Baker, Assistant Adjutant
General for Army
Col. Bruce F. Tuxill, Assistant Adjutant General
for Air
Fifth Regiment Armory
219 29th Division St
Baltimore, MD 21201—2288 (410) 576-6000
The Governor may choose a military staff consist-
ing of the Adjutant General and not more than twelve
aides selected from the commissioned officers of the
Maryland National Guard and naval militia. The
Goverrnor's military staff directs the functions of the
Military Department (Code 1957, Art 65, sec 9).
Defunct Agencies of
OFFICE OF GOVERNOR
CHESAPEAKE BAY COMMUNICATIONS
COORDINATING OFFICE
In 1995, functions of the Office were transferred
to the Department of Natural Resources (Executive
Order 01.01.1995.25).
GOVERNOR'S INTERNATIONAL CABINET
Abolished in 1995 (Chapter 120, Acts of 1995).
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OFFICE OF JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION
Functions of the Office were merged with those of
the Governor's Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commis-
sion in 1995 to form the Governor's Office of
Crime Control and Prevention.
SECRETARY OF STATE
John T. Willis, Secretary of State
State House
Annapolis, MD 21401
(410) 974-5521
fax (410) 974-5190
TTY: (410) 333-3098
World Wide Web:
http://www.gov.state.md.us/sos/
BUDGET (CODE DA06, formerly 23.01.06)
FY1994 FY1995 FY1996
Funds (actual) (actual) (approp.)
General $1,668,170 $181,2633 $1,866,116
Special $ 630,823 $ 652,422 $ 703,250
Total Funds $2,298,993 $2,465,055 $2,569,366
Staff
Authorized 356 346 346
Contractual (FTE) 24 24 24
Total Staff 38.0 37.0 37.0
HISTORICAL EVOLUTION
Governor's Council, 1776-1838
Secretary of State, 1838—
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
SECRETARY OF STATE
(DA0601, formerly 23.01.06.01)
FY1996 appropriation $1,163,188
FY1996 authorized positions 20
John T. Willis, Secretary of State
(appointed by Governor) (410) 974-5521
Catherine Bonsuk, Executive Assistant
(410) 974-5549
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE
William F. Goddard III, Assistant Secretary of State
(410) 974-5542
Kelli Nomikos, Executive Assistant
(410) 974-5951
Evelyn O. Cannon, Counsel (410) 576-6330
Susan E. Elson, Legal Officer
(410) 974-5531
Sherry Winter, Fiscal Officer (410) 974-5529
Jennifer P. Light, Public
Information Officer (410) 974-5534
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Craig A. Moe, Director (410) 974-5526
Vera Walker, Office Manager
(410) 974-5540
Beverly D. Valcovic, Computer
Service Specialist (410) 974-5539
Sharon Mobley, Administrative
Assistant (410) 974-5521
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DIVISION
Frank Kobilis, Director (410) 974-5543
Deborah Elliott, Program Administrator
(410) 974-5536
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