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Citizens Advisory Committee

Scope and Purpose

The Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) provides assistance to the Executive Council, Management Board and all subcommittees as needed in implementing the Chesapeake Bay Agreement. Members communicate with their constituencies to increase understanding of the Agreement and programs to restore and protect the Bay. The membership is broad-based with representatives from agriculture, business, conservation, industry, and civic groups. Since 1984, this group has provided a non-governmental perspective on the Bay cleanup effort and on how Bay Program policies affect citizens who live and work in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.

Citizens Advisory Committee Bylaws - 234 kb .pdf

In 2001, CAC started its Young Delegates program, under the concern that anew generation of Bay region residents were not being included in theformulation of policies which would largely affect them, the inheritors ofcurrent efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay. Representing each of the BayAgreement signatory jurisdictions, the 4 non-voting delegates attend andparticipate in all CAC functions.

For more information, please visit: http://chesapeakecac.org/


  • John Dawes (Chair), Foundation for Pennsylvania Watersheds
  • Charlie Stek (Vice-Chair), No Child Left Inside Coalition Chesapeake Conservancy
  • Jessica Blackburn (Coordinator), Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay
  • Amy Robins (Staff), Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay

  • Bill Achor, York Ag Products, Inc
  • Nancy Alexander, AMC Technology, LLC
  • Elizabeth Burdick, Bucknell University
  • John Cosgrove, Virginia House of Delegates
  • Andrew Der, Andrew T. Der & Associates, LLC
  • Matt Ehrhart, Stroud Water Research Center
  • Jim Elliott, Spilman Thomas & Battle
  • Christina Everett, Chesapeake Bay Foundation
  • Scott Fickbohm, Otsego Soil & Water Conservation District
  • Victor Funk (Retired), Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
  • Rebecca Hanmer, Retired Citizens Advisory Committee
  • Verna Harrison, Keith Campbell Foundation for the Environment
  • Jeff Holland, Annapolis Maritime Museum
  • Stella Koch, Audubon Naturalist Society
  • Patricia Levin, Franklin & Marshall College
  • Joseph Maroon, Maroon Consulting
  • Bill Martin, US Patent Office
  • Karen McJunkin, Elm Street Development
  • Dan Milstein, U.S. Department of Energy
  • Betsy Quant, Canoe Susquehanna
  • Angana Shah, International Affairs
  • Charlie Stek, No Child Left Inside Coalition Chesapeake Conservancy
  • Adam Thompson,
  • Nikki Tinsley, NT Inc. Citizens Advisory Committee
  • Victor Ukpolo, Montgomery County Environmental Protection
  • Neil Wilkie, Davidson Capital Group

Upcoming Events

    CAC 2013 Meeting

    Location

    To Be Decided

    Date / Time:

    August 22, 2013
    10:00am - 5:00pm

    Details:

    A quarterly meeting for the Citizen's Advisory Committee.


Past Meetings & Events

  • May 30, 2013 - CAC 2013 Meeting
  • February 21, 2013 - CAC 2013 Meeting

  • Reports to the Executive Council

    The following are reports that were given to the Chesapeake Executive Council over the years at the annual EC meetings:



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