LAW ENFORCEMENT BODY CAMERA TASK FORCE

Jazz M. Lewis, Chair (chosen by Senate President & House Speaker)

Charles E. Sydnor III, Vice-Chair (chosen by Senate President & House Speaker)

Appointed by Senate President: Justin D. Ready; Charles E. Sydnor III.

Appointed by House Speaker: Jazz M. Lewis; David Moon.

Appointed by President, Maryland Association of Counties: Lisa D. Myers

Appointed by President, Maryland Municipal Association: Scott A. Nicewarner; Raymond Morriss.

Appointed by President, Prince George's County Municipal Association: Joseph A. Solomon.

Appointed by President, Maryland Chiefs of Police Association: Antonio B. (Tony) Devaul

Appointed by President, Maryland Sheriffs' Association: Douglas W. Mullendore

Appointed by President, Maryland Correctional Administrators Association: Michael A. Pilkerton

Appointed by President, International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators: Philip P. Tou

Ex officio: Michael G. Leahy, Secretary of Information Technology.

[photo, Public Safety Education & Training Center, 6852 Fourth St., Sykesville, Maryland] Staff: Albert L. Liebno, Jr.

c/o Department of Public Safety & Correctional Services
Public Safety Education & Training Center
6852 Fourth St., Sykesville, MD 21784
(410) 875-3602
e-mail: albert.liebno@maryland.gov

Public Safety Education & Training Center, 6852 Fourth St., Sykesville, Maryland, June 2019. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

Report to General Assembly due Dec. 1, 2020 (Chapter 309, Acts of 2020).

Report to General Assembly due Dec. 1, 2022 (Chapter 60, Acts of 2021).

In July 2020, the Law Enforcement Body Camera Task Force was formed by the General Assembly (Chapter 309, Acts of 2020).

The Task Force is charged with studying economical methods for storing video and audio recordings made by police-worn body cameras. It also is to make recommendations that take into account the budgets of State, county, local and campus law enforcement agencies.

In June 2021, the Task Force was further charged with studying the implementation and the feasibility of requiring the use of body-worn cameras by police officers in counties and municipalities throughout the State, and making recommendations based on the study (Chapter 60, Acts of 2021).

Authorization for the Task Force was to end June 30, 2021, but was extended to June 30, 2023 (Chapter 60, Acts of 2021).

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