PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. — Calvert County announced five new appointments to key commissions and boards in the county at the Dec. 2 Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) meeting.
Appointments included additions to the Commission for Veterans and Military Families, the Animal Matters Hearing Board, and the Calvert County Marine Museum Board of Governors.
Mike Benton was appointed to the Commission for Veterans and Military Families, filling the required appointment for a local business owner and operator. Benton is a realtor and serves as the mayor of North Beach.
Erin Farley and Megan Noyes were both reappointed to the Animal Matters Hearing Board. Farley will serve as the citizen representative, while Noyes will serve as the veterinarian representative. The Animal Matters Hearing Board is fully staffed as of these two reappointments.
The board appointed Cristin Fuller and Michael Bennett to the Calvert County Marine Museum Board of Governors, also rounding out the board of that commission and completing the appointment process at this time.
Calvert County has more than 20 volunteer boards and commissions that offer citizens a way to get involved in their local government and communities. Interested residents can learn more about these committees online and search for potential openings.
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