Maryland State Government

The Maryland State Government Minority Affairs Governors Office in Annapolis, MD is a government agency dedicated to promoting and supporting minority communities in the state. With a team of experienced professionals, they provide resources, guidance, and advocacy to ensure equal opportunities and representation for all minority groups. From their executive director to their natural resources planners, the office is committed to addressing the unique needs and challenges faced by minority populations in Maryland, working towards a more inclusive and equitable society.Generated from the website

Established in 1905, US Forest Service is an agency of the Department of Agriculture that manages public land in national forests and grasslands that encompass more than 190 million acres. It operates a fire and aviation management division that is a group of people who work to advance technologies in fire management, suppression and tracking systems. The agency issues passes and permits for activities, such as hiking, biking, skiing, camping, bird-watching, pleasure driving, mushrooms harvesting and firewood gathering. US Forest Service is certified by the 310-1 Wildland Fire and Prescribed Fire Qualification System. It works in partnership with land grant universities, environmental nonprofit organizations and the private sector.

The Maryland Judiciary Department of Procurement, Contract & Grant Administration, located in Annapolis, MD, is responsible for managing and overseeing the procurement, contracting, and grant administration processes for the Maryland Judiciary. They work closely with all courts, judicial units, and departments within the Judiciary to facilitate the application and acquisition of external funding for various projects and initiatives. Their mission is to ensure efficient and effective procurement practices and to support the Judiciary in its pursuit of justice and equal access to the legal system. The Department of Procurement, Contract & Grant Administration collaborates with county and city fiscal authorities to submit funding requests, including grant applications and interagency agreements, for Circuit Court projects. They also provide guidance and assistance to Circuit Courts that are unable to submit external funding requests through their respective fiscal authorities. With a dedicated Grants Coordinator, the department plays a crucial role in securing external funding opportunities and managing the grant awarding process for the Maryland Judiciary.Generated from the website