SERVICES

CITATIONS & MEMORIALS

You may request a citation from my office for the following:

Birthdays, 60 years or older
Wedding anniversaries, 25 years or more
Retirement & years of service, 20 years of more
Eagle Scout rank or Girl Scout Gold Award
Other special awards & acknowledgements

Send request to my office with the full name of recipient, date needed, short summary of the occasion, and if you would like me to formally present it.

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LEGISLATIVE REQUESTS

If you have a specific issue you feel needs to be addressed by legislation, please contact my office with a summary of the issue and your proposed recommendation. My staff and I stand ready to assist.

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INTERN IN MY OFFICE

College students seeking a crash course in the legislative process may apply for an internship in my office. This is a 90-day, fun, intense assignment and selection is extremely competitive! Click the button below to contact my office for more information.

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PAGE PROGRAM

Since 1970, Maryland's High school seniors have the opportunity to learn about the legislative process by serving as student pages in the Senate and the House of Delegates during the annual session of the Maryland General Assembly. For requirements and application instructions, click the button.

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INVITE ME TO SPEAK

If you would like to schedule a speaking engagement with me, or request a meeting, please contact my office with the following details:

Event name
Requested date and time
Location
Organization
Point of contact & telephone number

Please send the invitation via email by clicking the button below.

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BOND REQUESTS

Through support of a legislative sponsor, any applicant may request funding from the General Assembly for a capital project in support of a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. The number and type of projects funded by the General Assembly is limited and extremely competitive. For guidelines, request form, and a video overview of the process,

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“WE HAVE TO REALIZE WE’RE BUILDING A MOVEMENT!”

DOROTHY HEIGHT