Md. Code, Economic Development § 12-1103
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§12–1103.
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§12–1103. IN EFFECT
// EFFECTIVE UNTIL JUNE 30, 2029 PER CHAPTERS 527 AND 528 OF 2024 //
The Authority consists of the following members:
(1) the President of the Allegany County Commissioners, or the President’s designee;
(2) the President of Frostburg State University, or the President’s designee;
(3) the President of Allegany College, or the President’s designee;
(4) the mayor of Cumberland, or the mayor’s designee;
(5) the mayor of Frostburg, or the mayor’s designee;
(6) the President of the Allegany County Board of Education, or the President’s designee; and
(7) one member who is a resident of Allegany County designated by the members of the General Assembly that represent Allegany County.
// EFFECTIVE UNTIL JUNE 30, 2029 PER CHAPTERS 527 AND 528 OF 2024 //
The Authority consists of the following members:
(1) the President of the Allegany County Commissioners, or the President’s designee;
(2) the President of Frostburg State University, or the President’s designee;
(3) the President of Allegany College, or the President’s designee;
(4) the mayor of Cumberland, or the mayor’s designee;
(5) the mayor of Frostburg, or the mayor’s designee;
(6) the President of the Allegany County Board of Education, or the President’s designee; and
(7) one member who is a resident of Allegany County designated by the members of the General Assembly that represent Allegany County.
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