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Baltimore County ACC holds closed session under Maryland statute, schedules next meeting and marks member departure

Baltimore County Administrative Charging Committee · April 3, 2026
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Summary

On April 3, 2026 the Baltimore County Administrative Charging Committee entered a closed session under Maryland Code Public Safety §3-104H to review investigatory files, then reconvened, scheduled its May 1 meeting and announced member Sharon will be leaving the committee.

The Baltimore County Administrative Charging Committee voted on April 3 to recess into a closed session to review investigatory files and discuss investigations related to possible criminal conduct, citing Maryland Code Public Safety §3-104H.

A committee member moved ‘‘to enter close session to review investigatory files in compliance with Maryland Code Public Safety Section 3-104H and to discuss investigations pertaining to actual or possible criminal conduct.’’ A second was given and the committee recessed into closed session.

After the closed session the committee returned to open session, set its next meeting for May 1, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. in room 118 of the historic courthouse and by WebEx, and the chair announced the motion carried.

Members also announced that committee member Sharon Connect will be leaving the panel because she is moving. Sharon addressed the group: "It's been a pleasure to to work with you all and an honor to work with you all. I appreciate it and I appreciate all your patience with me," she said. Colleagues thanked her for her years of service to Baltimore County.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, which was seconded and approved.