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MUNI-BALTIMORE COUNTYlocal legislationConfirmed after 3 Meetings without Council Action

Confirmation of Michael Ross-Jones to Trauma-Informed Care Task Force

Original title: Michael Ross-Jones Member - Trauma-Informed Care Task Force

January 12, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

Michael Ross-Jones will now serve on a task force responsible for advising on trauma-informed care policies, which impacts how local government agencies interact with residents who have experienced trauma.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Michael Ross-Jones

He is now an official member of the Trauma-Informed Care Task Force.

Trauma-Informed Care Task Force

The task force gains a new member to participate in its proceedings.

What changed

Last recorded activity January 12, 2026.

What's next

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Summary

Michael Ross-Jones has been confirmed as a member of the Trauma-Informed Care Task Force. The appointment was finalized after the nomination remained before the Committee on Legislative Investigations for three meetings without formal Council action.

Key Facts

  • Michael Ross-Jones is confirmed as a member of the Trauma-Informed Care Task Force.
  • The nomination was filed under number EA25-0100.
  • The nomination was reviewed by the Committee on Legislative Investigations.
  • The appointment was confirmed automatically after the nomination sat for three meetings without Council action.

Why It Matters

Michael Ross-Jones will now serve on a task force responsible for advising on trauma-informed care policies, which impacts how local government agencies interact with residents who have experienced trauma.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Trauma-Informed Care Task Force?
The document identifies it as the body to which Michael Ross-Jones was appointed, but does not provide a specific mission statement.
How was this person confirmed?
The nomination was confirmed automatically because the Council took no action on the file for three consecutive meetings.

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Automatic Confirmation Process

The document highlights a procedural rule where executive nominations are confirmed by default if the Council fails to act within three meetings.

Connected Entities

personMichael Ross-JonesAppointee to the Trauma-Informed Care Task ForceMap →
organizationCommittee on Legislative InvestigationsThe committee that reviewed the nominationMap →
organizationTrauma-Informed Care Task ForceThe government body to which the individual was appointedMap →

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