![[photo, 301 West Preston St., Baltimore, Maryland]](/msa/mdmanual/15dgs/images/1198-1-580b.jpg)
Gloria G. Lawlah, Chair (chosen by Governor)
Appointed by Governor to 2-year terms: William L. Hammond, 2009; John P. Stewart, 2009.
Ex officio: Gloria G. Lawlah, Secretary of Aging; Catherine A. Raggio, Secretary of Disabilities; John M. Colmers, Secretary of Health & Mental Hygiene; Raymond A. Skinner, Secretary of Housing & Community Development; Brenda Donald, Secretary of Human Resources; Thomas E. Perez, Secretary of Labor, Licensing, & Regulation; Beverley K. Swaim-Staley, Acting Secretary of Transportation.
Entrance, 301 West Preston St., Baltimore, Maryland, November 2003. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.
Sandra E. Cobb, Executive Director
c/o Planning & Operations Division, Dept. of Aging
301 West Preston St., Room 1007, Baltimore, MD 21201
(410) 767-1084; 1-800-AGE-DIAL (toll free, Maryland); fax: (410) 333-7943
e-mail: scobb@ooa.state.md.us
Annual Report to General Assembly (Chapter 101, Acts of 1982; Code Human Services Article, sec. 10-310).
The Interagency Committee on Aging Services began in 1982 (Chapters 101 and 330, Acts of 1982). For Maryland's elderly, the Committee plans coordination of State and local services covering employment, health, housing, social services, and transportation. Meeting quarterly, the Committee devises programs to assess the needs of elderly persons and their caregivers, and provide services. The Committee also has established a service system for frail or health-impaired elderly persons at risk of institutionalization.
An employee of the Department of Aging, the Executive Director serves as principal staff to the Committee (Code Human Services Article, secs. 10-301 through 10-310).
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