Association Officers

The following individuals are the Association Officers for 2022-2024.

Chair:
Amy G. Moredock, CFM
Planning Director
Queen Anne’s County

Ms. Moredock is a professional planner with 20 years of land use experience on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. She has been directly involved in both local and state planning efforts with a long history of not only drafting and implementing a wide variety of land use ordinances, but also of reviewing projects and permits. Her areas of focus include environmental regulation, floodplain management, resiliency and hazard planning, comprehensive planning, and water resources planning. She is a member of the American Planning Association, as well as the National and Maryland Chapters of Certified Floodplain and Stormwater Managers. Having served as the Eastern Shore regional representative from 2013-2020, Ms. Moredock is currently serving as the chair the Maryland Association of Floodplain and Stormwater Managers. She has been the MACo representative on Governor’s Intergovernmental Committee on Agriculture (GICA) since 2014 and currently serves on a variety of MACo committees and panels.

Vice Chair:
Patrick Varga, CFM
Environmental Review Supervisor
Floodplain Management/GIS Specialist
Carroll County Government

Pat has worked for the Carroll County Government since 2006 after graduating from UMBC in 2005.  He runs the Floodplain Management and CRS programs for the County and also provides GIS support for the Bureau of Resource Management for MS4 and NPDES compliance.  His duties also include reviewing local permits, hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, and land developments.  Pat also oversees the Forest Conservation, Water Resource Forest Conservation, and Landscaping programs for Carroll County.

Treasurer:
Benjamin Kaiser, P.E., CFM
Engineering Manager
AECOM

Ben has over 10 years experience working in support of the National Flood Insurance Program, primarily focusing on FEMA flood studies and Letters of Map Change.   He has been a Certified Floodplain Manager since 2006.

Secretary:
Jason Coleman, P.E., CFM, ENV-SP

Water Resources Engineer
RK&K

For the past 19 years Jason has worked as a water resources engineer focusing on hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, flood studies and delineations, Letters of Map Change, bridge hydraulics, stormwater management, geomorphic assessments, and stream and wetland restoration design.