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| paper, audio-visual materials |
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| OR/19/26, OR/19/27, OR/19/28, OR/18/23, OR/18/24, OR/18/25, OR/18/26, OR/18/27, OR/18/28, [audio visual records: 33/7/2/shelf 1, 33/7/2/shelf 2, 33/7/2/shelf 3, 33/7/2/Shelf 4] |
The papers of Gary V. Hodge, the President of Regional Policy Advisors serving the policy and economic development of Southern Maryland, especially Charles County and St. Mary's County. Formats include papers, rolled posters, plats, architectural drawings, and audio-visual materials.
Topics include: Correspondence relating to Mr. Hodge's major accomplishments in Southern Maryland, including: Naval Base Consolidation and Regional Infrastructure Investment Strategy; Annual Presidents' Day BRAC Conference; Southern Maryland Regional Strategy; Patuxent Charrette; Southern Maryland Light Rail Transit Initiative; Waldorf Urban Design Study; Southern Maryland Commuter Bus Service; Regional Rideshare of Southern Maryland; MedEvac Helicopter Base in Southern Maryland; Maryland 350th Anniversary Commemoration--Southern Maryland Program; Lord Baltimore's World Living History Production; Crain Memorial Travel Information Center; Southern Maryland Agricultural Commission; Southern Maryland Tobacco Board; Southern Maryland Regional Farmers Market; Maryland Tobacco Buyout Program; Research and Development on Alternative Uses of Tobacco; International Trade Missions to Europe and Asia; Library of Congress Open World Leadership Program; Southern Maryland Blue Crabs Stadium in Waldorf; Patuxent River Naval Air Museum and Visitor Center.
Audio-visual recordings (DVDs, CDs, and VHS tapes) and photographs from celebratory events are included. |
Mr. Hodge studied history at Emory University (BA, 1971) and began his career as a Public Safety Planner with the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (1971-1974). From 1974 to 1980, he served as Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments in Ohio. Mr. Hodge relocated to Maryland in 1980 to become Executive Director of the Tri-County Council for Southern Maryland. In 1999, he founded Regional Policy Advisors and has served his constituents in public policy in a number of official capacities.
- Member, Board of County Commissioners, Charles County, District 4, December 5, 2006 to December 7, 2010.
- Member, Board of Health, Charles County, 2006-10;
- Commission to Study Southern Maryland Transportation Needs, 2007-08.
- Chair, Tri-County Council for Southern Maryland, 2007-10 (member, 2006-10);
- Member, National Capitol Region Transportation Planning Board, 2008-10.
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