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2005 Maryland Elected Officials Guide booklet from Constellation Energy
For many years, these booklets, produced and published by Baltimore Gas and Electric and later, Constellation Energy, with a picture and brief contact information for Maryland’s elected officials were a necessity for any political reporter. For that matter, they were a necessity for anyone with any business with the state of Maryland, especially the Maryland General Assembly.
I must have boxes of them in my basement office.
Alas, it was decided in the The Dayhoff Paper Reduction Act of June 20, 2012, Fighting the “Stuff Monster” http://www.thetentacle.com/ShowArticle.cfm?mydocid=5178, that I am no longer keep all those boxes of old papers from 35 years of working in government and writing.
Now, some of the very old elected official guides will probably be saved. Most of them will be pdf’d and recycled.
Meanwhile, please enjoy this glimpse at who was on first and what was on second, in Maryland, in 2005.
The older guides will be pdf’d and posted, as I come across them in their respective boxes…
Onward through the fog.
[20050000 MD Elected Officials Guide Constellation Energy]
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2005 Maryland Elected Officials Guide booklet from Constellation Energy
2005 Maryland Elected Officials Guide booklet from Constellation Energy
For many years, these booklets, produced and published by Baltimore Gas and Electric and later, Constellation Energy, with a picture and brief contact information for Maryland’s elected officials were a necessity for any political reporter. For that matter, they were a necessity for anyone with any business with the state of Maryland, especially the Maryland General Assembly.
I must have boxes of them in my basement office.
Alas, it was decided in the The Dayhoff Paper Reduction Act of June 20, 2012, Fighting the “Stuff Monster” http://www.thetentacle.com/ShowArticle.cfm?mydocid=5178, that I am no longer keep all those boxes of old papers from 35 years of working in government and writing.
Now, some of the very old elected official guides will probably be saved. Most of them will be pdf’d and recycled.
Meanwhile, please enjoy this glimpse at who was on first and what was on second, in Maryland, in 2005.
The older guides will be pdf’d and posted, as I come across them in their respective boxes…
Onward through the fog.
[20050000 MD Elected Officials Guide Constellation Energy]
paperless, reduction, recycling, fighting the stuff monster, downsizing, Maryland, General Assembly, Annapolis, delegates, senators, legislature, laws
2005 Maryland Elected Officials Guide booklet from Constellation Energy
For many years, these booklets, produced and published by Baltimore Gas and Electric and later, Constellation Energy, with a picture and brief contact information for Maryland’s elected officials were a necessity for any political reporter. For that matter, they were a necessity for anyone with any business with the state of Maryland, especially the Maryland General Assembly.
I must have boxes of them in my basement office.
Alas, it was decided in the The Dayhoff Paper Reduction Act of June 20, 2012, Fighting the “Stuff Monster” http://www.thetentacle.com/ShowArticle.cfm?mydocid=5178, that I am no longer keep all those boxes of old papers from 35 years of working in government and writing.
Now, some of the very old elected official guides will probably be saved. Most of them will be pdf’d and recycled.
Meanwhile, please enjoy this glimpse at who was on first and what was on second, in Maryland, in 2005.
The older guides will be pdf’d and posted, as I come across them in their respective boxes…
Onward through the fog.
[20050000 MD Elected Officials Guide Constellation Energy]
paperless, reduction, recycling, fighting the stuff monster, downsizing, Maryland, General Assembly, Annapolis, delegates, senators, legislature, laws
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Our vision isto be the first-choice provider for customers
seeking energy solutions in the complex and changing energy
marketplace.
Our mission is to be the nation’s leading energy manager
and competitive supplier, generating and delivering power and
natural gas safely and reliably to our customers while acting in
the interests of our communities, employees, shareholders, and
the environment.
Our values will help us in our mission to reach our vision:
+ integrity, teamwork, social and environmental
responsibility, and customer focus guide our actions.
+ speed, accountability, passion for excellence, and creation of
value measure our performance,
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Constellation Energy Corporate Web site
www.constellation.com
Constellation Energy Public Affairs Office
47 State Circle, Suite 403
Annapolis, MD 21401
Contacts;
Mary E. Dempsey Alexander G. Nunez
Manager, Public Affairs Senior Public Affairs
Department Representative &
410-269-5281 Annapolis Counsel
Fax: 410-269-5288 410-269-5193
mary.e.dempsey@constellation.com — Fax: 410-269-5289
alexander.g.nunez@constellation.com
John Quinn
Lead Engineer, Environment
410-234-5391 Baltimore
410-269-5284 Annapolis
Fax: 443-213-3204
john.quinn@constellation,comDear Legislator,
In 2004, I am proud to say that Constellation
Energy continued to be one of Maryland's
business success stories.
Constellation NewEnergy continued to excel,
remaining the top energy supplier to large
industrial and commercial
continent. Last summer, Constellation
NewEnergy was pleased to supply green, renewable power to
both national political party conventions. We gave our expanding
competitive wholesale supplier the new name of Constellation
Energy Commodit
provides worldwide.
ties across the
s Group to better reflect the diverse services it
Our generation fleet added the R. E. Ginna Nuclear Power Plant in
New York to its diverse portfolio, Buck home at Calvert Cliffs
Nuclear Power Plant, we safely completed a turbine replacement in
20 days, setting a national industry record, The Calvert Cliffs plant
continues to be a leader in the energy industry.
BGE helped our coll
while providing safe, re
electricity and 600,000 natural gas customers
s in the South with hurricane restoration,
able service to our more than 1.2 million
n Central Maryland.
In 2004, our employees generously supported their communilics,
breaking our company’s record for United Wa
volunteering thousands of hours of their time. The second annual
contributions and
Constellation Energy Classic supplemented these efforts by raising
more than $400,000 for four Maryland-based non-profit groups, while
also adding an estimated $35 million to the region's economy.
Tt was a proud moment late last year when we were named as the
2004 Energy Company of the Year in the annual, intemational Platt’s
Global Energy Awards. We were recognized by others for our
achievements in environmental conservation, philanthropy and safety,
and were named as a Maryland Employer of Distinction,
‘These accomplishments would not have been possible without the
dedication of our more than 9,000 employees. We are truly proud of
our staff!
To learn more about Constellation Ex
gy, contact Mary Dempsey or
Alexander Niiez of our Public Affairs Team. We look forward to
working with you in 2005,
Sincerely,