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Commissioners Appoint Don Morin to Elected Board of Education

Pursuant to the Maryland Education Code, the Board of Garrett County Commissioners “shall appoint a qualified individual to fill any vacancy in an elected member’s position on the [elected Board of Education] for the remainder of the term and until a successor is elected and qualifies”.

Following the resignation of Josh Hinebaugh in May 2024, The Board of Garrett County Commissioners has appointed Don Morin to serve as a board member of the Garrett County Board of Education. Mr. Morin will complete the unexpired term of office for Hinebaugh through 2026.

Garrett County Commissioner Ryan Savage expressed strong confidence in Mr. Morin’s abilities: “Don’s experience as Chair of the Board of Trustees at Garrett College, coupled with his role as founder and president of Garrett Container Systems, exemplifies his deep commitment to education and community development.”

Morin will attend the Garrett County Board of Education’s next scheduled public meeting on August 13, 2024.

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