Commission for Women

Meetings

• 6:45 p.m.
• Fourth Monday of each month, except July and August
• 125 N Main Street
  Bel Air, MD 21014
  Cayman Conference Room

The meeting is open to the public. Please call 410-638-3389 to confirm time and location.

Agendas & minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.

View most recent agendas and minutes to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint

Members

• Mary Hastler, chair
• Jill Hamilton, vice chair
• Joy D. Christmas
• Kristi Halford
• Roslyn Hannibal-Booker
• Alison B. Imhoff
• Shantia Jones Fitzgerald
• Bonnie Jean Miranda
• Nafisabanu Multani
• Catherine Ohler
• Maria Palmer-Aguliar
• Stacey Rebbert
• Robin A. Tomechko
• Nancy Turner
• Mary Teddy Wray

Staff

• Amber Shrodes, deputy director
  Harford County Department of Community Services

About the commission

The commission was created on May 24, 1977. Individual commission appointments reflect legislative districts in Harford County. The commission supports local programs that benefit women. In addition, the commission maintains close ties with other women's groups on county, state, and federal levels. These ties provide learning and sharing opportunities, and also ensure unified advocacy on issues of importance to women.

Membership

The Harford County Commission for Women is a group of 15 volunteer citizens dedicated to promoting the economic, social, and political equality of women. Commissioners are appointed by the county executive and confirmed by the county council for a three-year term with the opportunity of serving two terms.