INDEPENDENT AGENCIES

In Maryland, independent agencies are part of the executive branch of government. They are those offices, commissions, boards, departments, and other agencies of State government established by statute as independent units of government.

Generally, the law creating an independent agency originates with the General Assembly, but occasionally an agency is formed pursuant to a mandate of the United States Congress. While statutorily distinct from principal departments of State government, independent agencies may receive budgetary or administrative support from them.

For agencies that have concluded their work, see Defunct Independent Agencies
For private agencies with government boards, see Private Agencies with Government Boards


A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Independent Agencies' Organizational Charts
Defunct Independent Agencies
Private Agencies with Government Boards

Maryland Constitutional Offices & Agencies
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Interstate Agencies (Maryland memberships)
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