Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Keith D. Dickens’s organization
Aug 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Statewide ACC Special Meeting
The committee convened to discuss jurisdictional issues regarding a complaint involving a Department of Health employee. The primary focus was to determine if the situation fell under the committee's purview or if it should be handled internally by the agency's human resources department. Members deliberated on the distinction between a member of the public and staff/employees, as well as the implications of on-duty versus off-duty conduct. The committee reached a consensus that the case did not fall within its jurisdiction, and a motion was passed to notify the agency that the matter should be addressed as an internal employment issue.
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The committee held a meeting to discuss personnel updates, including the appointment of a new Assistant General Counsel. The main business involved convening a closed session to review and render decisions regarding allegations of police misconduct. Specifically, the committee determined whether to administratively charge officers from the Maryland State Police, Maryland Transit Administration, Maryland Transportation Authority, and Morgan State University, or return the cases to the agencies. Following the closed session, a formal recap of the decisions made for each agency was provided.
Jul 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Statewide Administrative Charging Committee Special Meeting
The committee held a special meeting to discuss the administrative charging of police officers from the Maryland Transit Administration in relation to allegations of misconduct. A closed session was conducted to render decisions on 19 specific allegations and to receive legal advice regarding the application of the Police Accountability Act. Following the closed session, the committee reconvened to report that no officers were administratively charged based on the 19 allegations reviewed. Additionally, the committee discussed upcoming case reviews, potential jurisdictional issues regarding other agency files, and the drafting of official meeting records.
The committee convened to review cases of alleged police misconduct involving officers from the Maryland National Capital Park Police, Maryland State Police, Maryland Transit Administration, and the Maryland Transportation Authority. Following a closed session to deliberate and consult with counsel regarding the Police Accountability Act, the committee rendered decisions on 36 allegations, determining whether or not to administratively charge the officers involved.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
