CONFERENCE OF CIRCUIT COURT ADMINISTRATORS

Marina R. Fevola, Kent County, Chair (chosen by Conference in Jan., 1-year term), 2021
Burgess Wood, Calvert County, Vice-Chair (chosen by Conference in Jan., 1-year term), 2021

Circuit Court Administrators:
Allegany County: Anne M. SanGiovanni
Anne Arundel County: Douglas M. Hofstedt
Baltimore City: Lionel Moore
Baltimore County: Timothy H. Sheridan
Calvert County: Burgess Wood
Caroline County: Dawn M. Becker
Carroll County: Susan S. Leary
Cecil County: Matthew T. Barrett, Esq.
Charles County: Deborah W. Elms Zrioka
Dorchester County: vacancy
Frederick County: Judy W. Lohman
Garrett County: Belinda Hershman
Harford County: Teri L. Scherer
Howard County: Jennifer R. Keiser
Kent County: Marina R. Fevola
Montgomery County: Judy K. Rupp
Prince George's County: Stephanye R. Maxwell, Esq.
Queen Anne's County: Sandra G. Smith
St. Mary's County: Lori A. Tabor-Finch
Somerset County: vacancy
Talbot County: Kristine Short
Washington County: Kristin T. Grossnickle
Wicomico County: Melissa M. Batie
Worcester County: Michael E. Howard

Chosen by Conference of Circuit Court Clerks: Charlene M. Notarcola

Ex officio: Pamela Q. Harris, State Court Administrator; Roberta L. Warnken, Chief Clerk, District Court of Maryland.

[photo, Maryland Judicial Center, 187 Harry S. Truman Parkway, Annapolis, Maryland] Staff: Valerie J. Pompey (410) 260-1298; e-mail: valerie.pompey@mdcourts.gov

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187 Harry S Truman Parkway, Annapolis, MD 21401

On December 15, 2000, the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals established the Conference of Circuit Court Administrators, which includes the circuit court administrator from each county and Baltimore City. By Administrative Order of September 28, 2015, the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals reconstituted the Conference.

Meeting quarterly, the Conference considers the operation, management, and leadership of the circuit courts. It recommends legislative and policy changes or improvements to the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals, the Judicial Council, the Conference of Circuit Judges, the State Court Administrator, and the Conference of Circuit Court Clerks. The Conference of Circuit Court Administrators also assists the Chief Judge in preparing the annual Judiciary budget (as it pertains to grants); fiscal impact studies; and other program performance reports.

Maryland Judicial Center, 187 Harry S. Truman Parkway, Annapolis, Maryland, February 2020. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

The Conference of Circuit Court Administrators consists of twenty-seven members, including each Circuit Court Administrator and a member of the Conference of Circuit Court Clerks. Serving ex officio are the State Court Administrator, and the Chief Clerk of the District Court of Maryland.

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