CARROLL COUNTY, MARYLAND

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

PRESIDENT


[photo, Stephen A. Wantz, Board of County Commissioners, Carroll County, Maryland] STEPHEN A. WANTZ, President, Board of County Commissioners (Republican)



President, Board of County Commissioners, Carroll County, since December 3, 2015 (member, representing District 1, and vice-president, Dec. 2, 2014 to Dec. 3, 2015.

Member, Board of Health, Carroll County, 2014-. Board of Directors, Baltimore Metropolitan Council, 2014-. Member, Emergency Management Advisory Council, 2015-.

Born in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, November 2, 1957. Attended Francis Scott Key High School, Union Bridge, Maryland; Western Maryland College (now McDaniel College); University of Maryland Baltimore County; University of Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute. Retired fire specialist, Baltimore County Fire Department, 1982-2012. Owner/operator, Wantz Lawn Care, 1983-. Member, Pleasant Valley Community Volunteer Fire Department, 1975- (board of directors, 2015-; president). Member, Carroll County Fire Chiefs Association (past president); Carroll County Volunteer Emergency Services Association, 1981- (president, 1994-95); Carroll County Emergency Ambulance Services (past vice-president). Member, Westminster Municipal Band, 1982-. Board of Directors, Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore, 2016-. Community Fireman of the Year, Dundalk Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1983. Career Fire Fighter of the Year, Pikesville Chamber of Commerce, 2003, 2012. Hall of Fame, Carroll County Volunteer Emergency Services Association, 2009. Member, Crossroads Community Church, Westminster, Maryland. Married; two children, three grandchildren.

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