402/Maryland Manual

The Division's hearing officers conduct adminis-
trative hearings to determine appropriate action to
take against errant drivers, business firms, and oth-
ers who violate State motor vehicle laws. The Divi-
sion suspends, revokes, and restricts driving
privileges on the basis of a driver's refusal to take
chemical tests, alcohol-related convictions, and
other convictions resulting from motor vehicle law
violations. The Division also administers
Maryland's participation wirli forty odier states in
the Driver License Compact (one license, one re-
cord).

MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Charles Kumlehn, Associate Administrator
768-7384

Management Services oversees five Divisions:
Public Information; Human Resources; Auditing;
Departmental Services; and Fiscal Affairs

DIVISION OF PUBLIC INFORMATION
Edward D. SeideL, Director

6601 Ritchie Highway, N.E., Room 200
Glen Burnie, MD 21062 768-7386

DIVISION OF HUMAN RESOURCES
William Duignan, D»ra*or 768-7858

DIVISION OF AUDITING
James M. Bishop, Sr., Director 768-7358

DIVISION OF DEBARTMENTAL SERVICES
Joseph Vicchio, Director 768-7239

The Division of Departmental Services encom-
passes a variety of supporting activities needed by
the Administration. The Division includes the
Communications, Print Shop, and Mail sections.

DIVISION OF FISCAL AFE4IRS
Robert Kirshner, Director 768-7211

The Division is responsible for accounting, au-
dits, cash receipts, and payroll.

MASS TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION

Ronald J. Hartman, Administrator/General
Manager

1 Market Center
300 W. Lexington St.
Baltimore, MD 21201 333-3434
MTA Police: 333-3550

The Mass Transit Administration was created as
part of the Department of Transportation in 1970
(Chapter 526, Acts of 1970). The Administration
originated as the Metropolitan Transit Authority,
established in 1961 (Chapter 670, Acts of 1961)
and reformed in 1969 (Chapter 160, Acts of 1969).

As the public transportation arm of the Depart-
ment, the Mass Transit Administration operates and
maintains the public bus system and is responsible
for the development, construction, and operation
of the Baltimore Metro and planned Central Light
Rail Line. The Administration's metropolitan ser-
vice area encompasses Anne Arundel County, Bal-
timore City, and Baltimore County Commuter bus
service also has begun to link Howard and Harford
Counties to Baltimore City. In addition, the Admin-
istration provides technical and financial assistance
to develop or improve public transportation in
small urban areas throughout the State (Code
Transportation Article, secs. 7-101 through 7-
706).

Mass Transit Administration functions are car-
ried out by six Divisions: Communications; Transit
Development; Human Resources; Management
Analysis and Programs; Finance; and Transit Oper-
ations.

MASS TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION CITIZEN
ADVISORT COMMITTEE

Chairperson: Stephanie Hopkins

Appointed by Administrator of Mass Transit
Administration: Paul Hitchcock; Gwendolyn A.
Johnson; Robert P. Legg; Josephine Maglia;
Howard J. Needle; Alphonso Smith; Charles
Stewart; Madelyn Thompson; Earl W. Wolfe.

Ruth Silverstone, Coordinator 333-3325

Appointed by the Administrator of the Mass
Transit Administration, members of the Citizen Ad-
visory Committee serve three-year terms.

COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION
Jacqueline Brown Moore, Director 333-3336

TRANSIT DEVELOPMENT DIVISION

Peter J. Schmidt, Assistant General Manager
333-3450

HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION

Elaine M. Kurtz, Assistant General Manager
333-3444

MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS AND
PROGRAMS DEPARTMENT

Alan B. Winn, Director 333-3370

FINANCE DIVISION

Ronald R. Berndt, Assistant General Manager
333-3306

TRANSIT OPERATIONS DIVISION

James Buckley, Deputy Assistant General Manager
333-3388