Melony Griffith

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Running for State Senate, Maryland, District 25 (2018)

Biography

Formerly a State Delegate in District 25, Melony has 16 years of experience representing Prince George’s County in Annapolis. During her tenure as Delegate, Melony was a member of the House Appropriations Committee, serving as the Chair of the Oversight Committee on Pensions. In this role, Melony worked to ensure funding for retired teachers, state employees, law enforcement and correction officers. She also served as the Vice Chair of the Capital Budget Subcommittee where she demonstrated a keen understanding of how to partner with local and federal leaders to invest in Prince George’s County. Melony secured millions of dollars in funding for projects benefiting non-profits and neighborhoods in our County.

In December of 2009, Melony had the honor of being elected by 23 of her peers as Chair of the Prince George’s County Delegation. In this capacity, she was the leading voice for the County in Annapolis on key policy issues.

In addition to these roles, Melony also served on the Child Welfare Work Group, the Maryland State Arts Council, the Maryland Film Industry Coalition, the Joint Committee on Children Youth and Families, and the House Judiciary Committee.

Source: Melony Griffith.com

Priorities

Economic

A strong economy starts with a balanced budget. I have strengthened our local economy by supporting over $20 million in tax credits, and by working to maintain Maryland’s AAA bond rating. Relying on these successes, I will continue to support economic development, local businesses, and job creation.

Healthcare

As a healthcare professional, I understand that health is fundamental to a flourishing community. I will continue my work to build a new regional medical center, and increase access to high-quality health care for all Marylanders.

Transportation

In order for our workforce to succeed, we must provide robust and updated transportation infrastructure. I will use my experience as the Vice Chair of the Capital Budget Subcommittee to secure transportation funding for roads and WMATA projects.

Education

All of our children deserve the opportunity to receive high-quality education in modern schools. I will continue my work to ensure the policies and resources are in place to support education from Pre-K to College. Additionally, I will ensure that our children have access to an engaging arts education and vocational training.

Source: Melony Griffith.com

Melony Griffith, Willoughby Avenue, The Five Fifths, KOLUMN Magazine, KOLUMN, African American Politics, Black in Politics

Running for State Senate, Maryland, District 25 (2018)

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Melony Griffith

Melony Griffith, Willoughby Avenue, The Five Fifths, KOLUMN Magazine, KOLUMN, African American Politics, Black in Politics

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Office
Running for State Senate, Maryland, District 25 (2018)

Biography

Formerly a State Delegate in District 25, Melony has 16 years of experience representing Prince George’s County in Annapolis. During her tenure as Delegate, Melony was a member of the House Appropriations Committee, serving as the Chair of the Oversight Committee on Pensions. In this role, Melony worked to ensure funding for retired teachers, state employees, law enforcement and correction officers. She also served as the Vice Chair of the Capital Budget Subcommittee where she demonstrated a keen understanding of how to partner with local and federal leaders to invest in Prince George’s County. Melony secured millions of dollars in funding for projects benefiting non-profits and neighborhoods in our County.

In December of 2009, Melony had the honor of being elected by 23 of her peers as Chair of the Prince George’s County Delegation. In this capacity, she was the leading voice for the County in Annapolis on key policy issues.

In addition to these roles, Melony also served on the Child Welfare Work Group, the Maryland State Arts Council, the Maryland Film Industry Coalition, the Joint Committee on Children Youth and Families, and the House Judiciary Committee.

Source: Melony Griffith.com

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Priorities

Economy

A strong economy starts with a balanced budget. I have strengthened our local economy by supporting over $20 million in tax credits, and by working to maintain Maryland’s AAA bond rating. Relying on these successes, I will continue to support economic development, local businesses, and job creation.   Source: Melony Griffith.com

Healthcare

As a healthcare professional, I understand that health is fundamental to a flourishing community. I will continue my work to build a new regional medical center, and increase access to high-quality health care for all Marylanders.  Source: Melony Griffith.com

Transportation

In order for our workforce to succeed, we must provide robust and updated transportation infrastructure. I will use my experience as the Vice Chair of the Capital Budget Subcommittee to secure transportation funding for roads and WMATA projects.  Source: Melony Griffith.com

Education

All of our children deserve the opportunity to receive high-quality education in modern schools. I will continue my work to ensure the policies and resources are in place to support education from Pre-K to College. Additionally, I will ensure that our children have access to an engaging arts education and vocational training.  Source: Melony Griffith.com

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