Mayor: Jennifer P. Dougherty

CITY OF FREDERICK ANNOUNCES SPRING 2005 SESSION OF FREDERICK 101
CITIZENS AWARENESS PROGRAM

Frederick, Md. --- The City of Frederick is searching for interested residents to enroll in Frederick 101. Frederick 101 is seven-course comprehensive citizens awareness program, designed to educate residents about City services, City operations, and interesting Citywide issues. The program is designed to be an interactive tour through the Frederick community and will be lead by the City's Chiefs and Directors and interesting community leaders.

Frederick 101 will provide you with the following:
Information about your community;
Information on how to get involved and make a difference; and
An opportunity to meet your neighbors and interesting classmates.

Provided below is a class schedule. All classes meet at 7 p.m., in the City Hall Board Room. To register call Sara McGill, community outreach assistant, at 301-846-2236. There will be a $15 fee to cover the cost of books and supplies.

Class 1
Wednesday
April 27, 2005
Mayor Jennifer P. Dougherty and Vincent Hughes, chief officer of citizen services

Class 2
Wednesday
May 4, 2005
Chuck Boyd, director of planning and community development and Yolanda
Woods, citizen advocate

Class 3
Wednesday
May 11, 2005
Paul Lee, director of engineering and John Leisenring, chief financial officer

Class 4
Wednesday
May 18, 2005
Kim Dine, police chief and Bill Douwes, crime analyst

Class 5
Wednesday
May 25, 2005
Board of Aldermen

Class 6
Wednesday
June 1, 2005
Fred Eisenhart, director of public works and Saundra Nichols, acting director of legal
service

Class 7
Wednesday
June 8, 2005
Roelkey Myers, director of recreation and Richard Griffin, director of economic
development

Class 8
Wednesday
June 15, 2005
Graduation and student presentations