TALBOT COUNTY, MARYLAND

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[photo, Levin F. (Buddy) Harrison IV, County Council, Talbot County, Maryland] LEVIN F. (BUDDY) HARRISON IV, President, County Council (Democrat), 1998-2002, 2006-10

President, County Council, Talbot County, December 7, 2009 to December 6, 2010 (member, 1998-2002, and 2006-10; vice-president, 2007-09).

Member, Local Management Board (Talbot Family Network), 2007-10; Fort George G. Meade Regional Growth Management Committee, 2009-10. Past member, Economic Development Commission, Talbot County.

Attended St. Michaels High School; Chesapeake College, A.A. (business administration); Roanoke College (business administration). Vice-President, Harrison's Country Inn and Sportfishing Center. Manager, Harrison Oyster Company on Tilghman Island. Certified Cardiac Rescue Technician. Founding member and first director, Talbot County Advanced Life Support, Inc. Past chief and a life member, Tilghman Volunteer Fire Company, Inc.

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