![[photo, Ernest J. Gregg, Jr., Orphans' Court Judge, Garrett County]](/msa/mdmanual/36loc/ga/leg/images/1198-1-3062b.jpg)
ERNEST J. GREGG, JR., Judge (Republican)
Chair, Board of County Commissioners, Garrett County, 2006-07, and December 12, 2009 to December 14, 2010 (member, representing District 3, 1978-90, & representing District 1, 1998-2010).
Member, Planning Commission, Garrett County, 1978-84; Board of Health, Garrett County, 1978-90, 1998-2010; Social Services Board, Garrett County, 1978-90; Board of Education, Garrett County, 1998-2008; Airport Advisory Committee, Garrett County, 1998-2010; Economic Development Corporation, Garrett County, 1998-2010; Health Planning Council, Garrett County, 1998-2010; Local Management Board [for Children, Youth and Family Services], Garrett County, 1998-2010; Traffic Advisory Committee, Garrett County, 1998-2010.
Member, Scenic and Wild Rivers Review Board, 1978-90, 1998-2010; State Advisory Council on Nutrition, 1985-87; Deep Creek Lake Policy and Review Board (formerly Deep Creek Lake Advisory and Review Committee), 1989-2010; Western Maryland Economic Development Commission, 2003-04; Maryland Rural Broadband Coordination Board, 2008-09; Youghiogheny Scenic and Wild River Citizens Advisory Board. Chair, Tri-County Council for Western Maryland, 2007-08, 2010 (member, 1978-90, 1998-2010).
Born in Masontown, Preston County, West Virginia. West Virginia University. Pharmacist, Gregg's Pharmacy, Oakland. President, Gregg's Inc. Member, Oakland-Mountain Lake Park Lions Club; Southern Garrett Athletic Association. Board of Directors, Garrett County Historical Society; Mountain Laurel Medical Center. Board of Governors, Garrett County Memorial Hospital. Member, Adventure Sports; Cindy's Fund; Garrett County Dove Center; Garrett County Healthy Families; Garrett County Athletic Committee; Garrett County Performing Arts Committee; Western Maryland Education Center; Western Maryland Health Care Corp. Member, St. Peter's Catholic Church, Oakland, Maryland. Married; six children, four grandchildren.
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