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Here are the 250th Commissions, committees, and initiatives we know of. If you are launching a local 250th committee or Commission in your community, please send us your information so that we can add it to this page. Please check back for updates.

Annapolis 250

Contact: Alderwoman Karma O’Neill (aldoneill@annapolis.gov)
Visit: Website

Bladensburg 250

Contact: admin@bladensburgmd.gov

Calvert County 250

Contact: Hilary Dailey (Hilary.Dailey@calvertccountymd.gov)

Carroll 250

Visit: Website
Contact: Jason Illari (jillari@hsccmd.org)

Dorchester County 250

Contact: Dorchester250@gmail.com

Frederick County U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission

Visit: Website
Contact: Ysela Bravo (YBravo@FrederickCountyMD.gov)

Howard County 250 Planning Group

Visit: Website
Contact:  Kimberly Pruim (kapruim@howardcountymd.gov)

Lower Shore 250

Contact: Dr. Alexander (Sandy) Pope (axpope@salisbury.edu); Lisa Challenger (Info@BeachesBaysWaterways.org)

Maryland Society, Sons of the American Revolution

Contact: Louise Bell Devanny (250th@mdssar.org)
Visit: Website

Maryland State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution 250

Contact: dottysemotchkodar@gmail.com
Visit: Website

Talbot 250

Visit: Website

Peggy Stewart 250 (Annapolis)

Contact: BCahalan@Annapolis.gov

Prince George’s County 250

Visit: website:  https://www.pgc250.org/
Contact: Kevin Cabrera (Kevin.Cabrera@PGParks.com)
Contact: Meagan Baco (meagan@anacostiatrails.org)

Southern Maryland 250

Contact: Michael Morthland (mbmorthland@gmail.com)

Washington County 250

Contact: Danielle Weaver (DWeaver@Washco-MD.net)
Visit: Website