Baltimore Federal Executive Board

Baltimore Federal Executive Board Type: Boards, Commissions, and Committees Parent organization: Office of Personnel Management Top organization: Executive Office of the President Employees: Executive: Executive Director Budget: Address: 31 Hopkins Plaza, Room 440, Baltimore, MD 21201 Website: Creation Legislation: Wikipedia: Baltimore Federal Executive Board

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Mission The Baltimore Federal Executive Board (BFEB) seeks to enhance coordination among federal agencies within the Baltimore region, improve government efficiency, and engage in community service initiatives. Its mission is to foster effective communication and collaboration among federal employees to better serve the public.

Services Interagency collaboration; professional development; community engagement; emergency coordination

Regulations

Baltimore Federal Executive Board (BFEB) is an organization that represents more than 50 federal Departments and Agencies in the Baltimore area, with a significant number of civilian employees. The BFEB facilitates interagency activities, leadership development, and community outreach.

Mission

The mission of the BFEB is to enhance federal government operations in the Baltimore region by promoting collaboration among agencies, providing leadership and professional development opportunities, and engaging in community service to improve the quality of life and efficiency of government services.

Parent organization

The BFEB operates under the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), which is part of the broader Executive Office of the President. OPM provides policy direction for federal human resources management.

Legislation

The Federal Executive Boards were established by President John F. Kennedy in 1961 via a memorandum to improve coordination of federal activities outside Washington, D.C.

Partners

• Federal agencies in the Baltimore area for joint initiatives
• Local and state government for community projects
• Educational and non-profit organizations for community service and volunteerism

Number of employees

The exact number of employees or members is not publicly specified, but BFEB involves representatives from over 50 federal agencies.

Organization structure

BFEB's structure includes:

Leader

The head of the BFEB is known as the Executive Director of the Baltimore Federal Executive Board.

Divisions

• Committees for various interagency projects
• Task forces for special initiatives like emergency response or community outreach

List of programs

• Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)
• Federal Employee Viewpoints Survey (FEVS) support
• Leadership and professional development workshops
• Community service events and environmental projects

Last total enacted budget

Specific budget details for the BFEB are not publicly disclosed, as they are part of the broader OPM budget.

Staff

The staff includes the Executive Director, administrative support, and volunteers from various federal agencies.

Funding

Funding for BFEB activities comes from the budgets of the federal agencies it serves, with some support from OPM.

Services provided

The BFEB provides services like facilitating interagency communication, professional development for federal employees, and community service programs. It also acts as a liaison during emergencies, coordinating federal responses to local needs.

Headquarters address

31 Hopkins Plaza, Room 440, Baltimore, MD 21201

History

The BFEB was established as part of the 1968 expansion of the Federal Executive Boards by President Lyndon B. Johnson, aimed at improving federal coordination and community engagement in major metropolitan areas outside the capital.

External links

• wikipedia:Federal Executive Boards
• Federal Executive Boards Official Website