St. Mary's County Metropolitan Commission
Potable Water Distribution & Waste Water Treatment
Introduction
MetCom's main office, the 'Larry K. Petty' building.

MetCom was created by the State Legislature in 1957 as a quasi - governmental,  non profit body, to supply water and sewer service to St. Mary's  County. Located in scenic Southern Maryland, MetCom has been providing service since 1964.

This site was created to help our customers more easily interface with us using on line technology, in addition to educating new customers.

We are committed to providing quality, reliable services to St. Mary's County. Our staff takes great pride in providing outstanding customer service while maintaining very high standards of environmental compliance and resource management.

Please use this on line resource to stay aware of issues that may impact your service and to communicate with us at any time.

MetCom is governed by a board of Commissioners consisting of seven voting members, and one non voting member. Voting members represent Election Districts and are appointed by the Board of County Commissioners to serve three year staggered terms.

Mission Statement

To construct, operate and maintain public water supply and public waste water conveyance and treatment systems in a manner that is sustainable, reliable, economical and safe for our environment, our customers, our employees and the citizens of St. Mary's County.

Community Participation

You are invited to participate in our Commission meetings and voice your concerns about your drinking water. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month at 1:00 PM at St. Mary's County Metropolitan Commission located at 43990 Commerce Ave, Hollywood, Maryland, 20636. The Commission Members and the Election Districts (ED) they represent are as follows:  [Click name for bio]



Frank E. Taylor
Thomas C Lancaster
Brenda L Hanson
Phillip M. Cranford
Charles V. Owen
Joseph A. St. Clair
Kathleen Werner
Capt Andrew Macyco
Steven L. King

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ED 1
ED 2/9
ED 4/5
ED 6
ED 7
ED 8
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Vice Chairman
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Chairman
CO-NAS PAX River
MetCom's Director

Historic St. Mary's County
Historical 'Piney Point Lighthouse' in St. Mary's County.

In the year 1634, a group of voyagers left their homes in England in pursuit of a new land. They landed on St. Clement's Island in the Potomac River with a prayer of thanks for their safe journey. It was here that these adventurers took possession of the colony and the first Roman Catholic Mass in the English speaking colonies was offered.

Customer Alerts
This item recently updated! 7/5/08 - July Commission meeting CANCELLED - Please click here for the latest announcements from METCOM and other important information that may affect your account... Last Update: 5/27/08

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