High five to these rising stars from all over

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Michael Cox Jr.

Occupation: Division chief with the Anne Arundel County Fire Department

Home: Edgewater

Achievement: He was designated as an executive fire officer by the U.S. Fire Administration. He recently completed a four-year, master’s level training program at the National Fire Academy where he completed a series of research projects intended to enhance the safety of county residents and improve departmental operations. He is only the second officer serving the department to have this honor.

“I am proud of our organization and its position as a leader in the world of emergency services, and I look forward to continuing to serve the citizens of our county in whatever capacity required.”

Ken Ulman

Occupation: Howard County executive

Home: Columbia

Achievement: He was appointed by the National Association of Counties to serve as vice chairman of the association’s health steering committee for 2008-09. The committee develops association policy pertaining to health care delivery, financing, Medicaid, Medicare, long-term care, local public health programs, mental health, substance abuse and developmental disabilities.

“My commitment to public health really started when I was in college, and I watched my brother battle cancer. I believe everyone should have access to affordable, quality health care and preventative medicine; and since taking office, I’ve made that one of my top priorities.”

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