Delegation considers HB 96 to expand Baltimore County board nominating commission
January 23, 2026 | Baltimore County, Delegation Committees, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Maryland
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Sponsor Delegate Phillips described HB 96, which would increase the Baltimore County Board nominating commission from 19 to 21 members by adding representatives from AFSCME Local 3 and the Citizens Advisory Council for Gifted and Talented Education, and updating the Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce seat. The bill also creates a staggered transition plan for terms expiring in 2028 or 2030 to preserve continuity.
Delegates asked whether the additional members made the commission unmanageably large; the sponsor and proponents said the change is modest and intended to broaden stakeholder representation without creating operational difficulty.
The committee completed the informational hearing on the bill; no vote was recorded.
Delegates asked whether the additional members made the commission unmanageably large; the sponsor and proponents said the change is modest and intended to broaden stakeholder representation without creating operational difficulty.
The committee completed the informational hearing on the bill; no vote was recorded.
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