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Garrett County introduces Jennifer Hare as new health officer

2164853 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

At its Dec. 2 meeting the Board of Garrett County Commissioners introduced Jennifer Hare as the county’s new health officer. Hare, who said she was born Jennifer Warnec and grew up locally, offered brief remarks.

The Board of Garrett County Commissioners introduced Jennifer Hare as Garrett County’s new health officer during its public meeting on Dec. 2, 2024. The board welcomed Hare and asked her to offer brief remarks about her background.

Jennifer Hare, introduced by the board as the new Garrett County Health Officer, said she was born Jennifer Warnec and grew up in the Pell Bell area of Garrett County. “I’m a farmer’s daughter,” Hare said, and she described herself as “Garrett County born and raised” and “looking forward to the opportunity.”

The introduction was the meeting’s final agenda item; commissioners offered congratulations and welcomed Hare to her role. The meeting record does not show a formal vote or appointment motion during the public session. The board expressed support for her service to the county and noted she will take on public-health responsibilities for Garrett County.

The meeting concluded with a note that the next public meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2024, at 4 p.m., and may be canceled if no agenda items are filed.

No hire paperwork, effective date for employment, or details about the scope of Hare’s duties were provided in the meeting transcript; those items were not specified during the public introduction.