Maryland Heritage Areas Program

The Maryland Heritage Areas Authority at Monocacy National BattlefieldAbout the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority

The Maryland Heritage Areas Authority (MHAA)is a 19 member independent unit within the Executive branch of State government.  Administrative support for MHAA is provided by the Maryland Historical Trust, an agency of the Maryland Department of Planning.

For more information, email or call Richard Hughes, MHAA Administrator , or (410) 514-7685.

Heritage Areas Strategic Plan

Maryland Heritage Areas Authority Members

 

Agency/Affiliation

Term Expires

Matthew J. Power, Chair

Department of Planning
Designee of the Secretary



J. Rodney Little

State Historic Preservation Officer


Bill Pencek


Department of Business & Economic Development
Designee of the Secretary




Amy Seitz


Department of Housing & Community Development
Designee of the Secretary




John F. Wilson

Department of Natural Resources
Designess of the Secretary



Elizabeth Sachs

Maryland Higher Education Commission
Secretary of Higher Education



Marty Baker, Ph.D.

Department of Transportation
Designee of the Secretary



Marcie Taylor-Thoma, Ph.D.

State Depatment of Education
ex-officio, non-voting

 

Vanesa Orlando

Department of Agriculture
ex-officio, non-voting

 

Burton K. Kummerow

President of the Senate's Representative

September 2014

Wayne E. Clark

President of the Senate's Representative

September 2012

Ann M. Fligsten

Speaker of the House's Representative

September 2014

Donna Ware

Speaker of the House's Representative

September 2012

Vacant

Maryland Greenways Commission

 

John Fieseler

Maryland Tourism Development Board

September 2014

Hon. Andrea C. Harrison

Maryland Association of Counties

September 2014

Hon. Emmett V. Jordan

Maryland Municipal League

September 2012

Robert David Campbell

Governor's Appointee for Historic Preservation expertise

September 2012

Donna Dudley

Governor's Appointee for Tourism expertise

September 2014

 

This page updated: November 10, 2011