St Mary's County Blog

Polling Precincts Reporting: 32 / 32

Republican Races

COMPTROLLER Campbell, William H. 3258
Madigan, Brendan 1368
Girard, Armand F. 578

COUNTY COMMISSIONER 001 Jones, Cindy 3183
Dement, Kenny 1612
Johnson, Richard A 1176
Andrews, Dorothy M 580

COUNTY COMMISSIONER 002 Morris, Dan 3337
Hayden, Brandon 2615

COUNTY COMMISSIONER 003 Jarboe, Larry 5024

COUNTY COMMISSIONER 004 Morgan, Todd B. 5117

GOVERNOR / LT. GOVERNOR Ehrlich-Kane 4828
Murphy-Ryman 1978

HOUSE OF DELEGATES 29A Morgan, Matt 1394
DiMarco, Joe 819
Camaioni, Henry E. 313

HOUSE OF DELEGATES 29B Anderson, Erik 2334

HOUSE OF DELEGATES 29C O'Donnell, Tony 692

JUDGE ORPHANS COURT Wood, Dalton Jr. 5148

PRES COUNTY COMMISSION McKay, Thomas F. 2840
Guy, Randy 2513
Boothe, Kenneth F. 1128

REP CENT COMMITTEE Russell, Mary Ellen 3072
Bowles, David L. 3055
Willenborg, David 2877
Davis, Ellynne 2458
Haynie, Samuel Tom 2397
Burke, Patrick K 2387
Duff, William 2091
Rumsey, Gary 2088
Jaffe, Bryan Paul 2003
Cioppa, Kevin 1909
Cizler, Mark Allyn 1622

SHERIFF Cameron, Tim 5569

STATE SENATOR 29 Waugh, Stephen M. 5169

STATES ATTORNEY Fritz, Richard 4947

U.S. CONGRESS 05 Lollar, Charles 4689
Bailey, Collins A. 1707
Chaffee, Chris 151
Robins, Christopher 149

U.S. SENATOR Wargotz, Eric 1952
Rutledge, Jim 1386
Alexander, Joseph 510
Cohen, Neil H. 421
Dempsey, Stephens 383
McAndrew, Daniel W 252
Graham, Samuel R. Sr 246
Kimble, John B. 240
Asbury, Barry Steve 170
Vendetti, Eddie 104
Kump, Gregory L. 91

Democratic Races

ATTORNEY GENERAL Gansler, Douglas F. 4026

CLERK CIRCUIT COURT Williams, Joanie W. 4540

COMPTROLLER Franchot, Peter 4239

COUNTY COMMISSIONER 001 Mathis, Elfreda Tal 4034

COUNTY COMMISSIONER 002 Shepherd, Arthur 4194

COUNTY COMMISSIONER 003 Mattingly, Bill 4408

COUNTY COMMISSIONER 004 Washington, Mary M. 4112

DEM CENT COMMITTEE Randall, Julie B. 3951
Anderson, Joe 3903
O'Brien, Kathleen 3757
Slattery, Cindy 3390
Roberts, Leslie 3347
Bates, William 3096

GOVERNOR / LT. GOVERNOR O'Malley-Brown 4585
Cusick-Lang 835
Jaffe-Jaffe 278

HOUSE OF DELEGATES 29A Wood, John F. Jr. 2299

HOUSE OF DELEGATES 29B Bohanan, John 2137

HOUSE OF DELEGATES 29C Davies, Christopher 399

JUDGE ORPHANS COURT Mattingly, Jenks 4170
Dean, Linda R. 3978

PRES COUNTY COMMISSION Russell, Jack 4462

REGISTER OF WILLS Duke, Lois 4308

STATE SENATOR 29 Dyson, Roy 4847

STATES ATTORNEY Mattingly, John 3860

TREASURER Norris, Jannette P. 4313
Raley, Daniel H. 1644

U.S. CONGRESS 05 Hoyer, Steny H. 4611
Gall, Andrew Charles 836
Bent, Sylvanus G. 396

U.S. SENATOR Mikulski, Barbara A. 4540
Garner, Christopher 610
A.Billy Bob Jaworski 215
Taylor, Blaine 134
Scaldaferri, Theresa 105
Taylor, Sanquetta 100
Young, Lih 92

St. Mary’s County Department of Public Safety would like you to Be Aware and Be Prepared for severe weather during the upcoming spring season. St. Mary’s County is prone to a wide variety of natural hazards, including severe thunderstorms, flash flooding and tornados.

There are simple steps to take to help save lives and mitigate the effects from these severe weather hazards. First and foremost is to become educated with the terms which are used to warn the public of pending weather and the systems which deploy these warnings.

• A watch means that a severe thunderstorm, flash flood or tornado is possible in your area. You should monitor a NOAA Weather Radio or local radio and television news outlets for the latest developments.

• A warning is when a thunderstorm, flash flood or tornado is actually occurring, take shelter immediately.

CodeRED Weather Warning is an early telephone warning system designed to automatically deliver targeted weather notifications for the immediate threats of severe thunderstorms, flash floods and tornado warnings within moments of being issued by the National Weather Service. Weather Warning delivers a pre-recorded alert message via phone to citizens in St. Mary’s County who choose to sign up. The system sends these notifications 24 hours a day, 365 days a year providing the needed time to prepare for severe weather events. This becomes critical if a tornado comes through your area during the night, when television, radio broadcasts and sirens are less effective.

St. Marys County Government will remain closed for non-essential employees on Friday, Feb. 12. Emergency response staff will continue to clear snow and qualified inspectors will review the condition of each building before it is reoccupied.
While some roadways will continue to be hazardous with the heavy accumulations of snow and ice, State Highway, County Highways and private snow removal crews are working to clear all roadways.

The Loffler Building in Chancellors Run Park on Chancellors Run Road in Great Mills experienced a partial roof collapse on Feb. 10. It will remain closed until further notice. Seniors are encouraged to visit one of the other two Activity Centers for services and meals when they reopen on Tuesday, February 16.

The St. Mary's County Government closed again on Thursday, February 11th, 2010 due to a severe winter storm that passed thru the county dropping a record snow fall.