Vehicle Use Review Board

Introduction

“The Prince George’s County Council recognizes that County vehicle use is a concern that needs to be addressed. I have every confidence the residents who have agreed to serve on the County Vehicle Use Review Board will conduct a thorough and thoughtful review that results in a policy that works in the best interests of the County and addresses the needs of County officials as they traverse the county, state and region in the full-time service of our citizens.” – Council Chair Derrick L. Davis, District 6

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The Council in its oversight role, continues to examine long-standing policies in Prince George’s County for timely updates.  The three -member County Vehicle Use Review Board, established by Council Resolution 001-2017, is charged with conducting a careful review of administrative policies governing the use of County-assigned vehicles, and providing policy recommendations for updates and amendments. The board convened its first meeting on Wednesday, March 1, 2017, and is scheduled to submit recommendations by June 30, 2017.

Members

  

  • Dr. Jacqueline L. Brown Dr. Brown represents Central County and serves as Chair of the Vehicle Use Review Board.  Her extensive professional career combines experience in external affairs, government and public policy, business and community coalition building, business development, career and workforce counseling.  Dr. Brown is currently an Adjunct Professor at the Prince George’s Community College, where she lectures and teaches the subjects of Business Studies and Workforce Development.   She formerly served as Director of Community and Government Affairs at the college before retiring from that position.
  • Samuel A. Epps, IV Mr. Epps, who represents North County on the board, is an activist, labor organizer and community leader. Committed to fighting for social and economic justice for working families, Mr. Epps began his career in the labor movement in 2006 with 1199 SEIU United Healthcare East. Experienced in his work with policy makers on issues impacting workers, Samuel Epps has expert knowledge of legislative processes.
  • Enor Williams, Jr., CCM Mr. Williams, representing South County on the board, is a Certified Construction Manager and engineer, with vast facility, project, program and construction management/ inspection experience in healthcare, educational, government, and aviation facilities, as well as roadways and bridges.  Currently, Mr. Williams serves as Secretary of the Board of Trustees for the Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund (MAIF), a position he has held since 2012. Mr. Williams currently serves as Vice-President for Program Operations, for the ELOCEN Group, LLC.