In 2007, a state attorney resigned in Howard County. His position was taken over by the man who would later take over that post, Dario Broccolino. He came to be officially elected to this position in 2010 by the citizens of this county. He had joined this office for the first time in 1999, and served as a deputy attorney.
Before he became an attorney, he had been a coordinator and Executive Director at the association of attorneys for eleven years; from 1988 all the way to 1999. He then served in Baltimore as an assistant state attorney. At this point in time, he worked with four elected attorneys. While in Baltimore, his job description included prosecuting on economy related crimes, drugs and arson.
This man was born and bred in Baltimore City. When he grew up, he joined Loyola College in Maryland and graduated with his first B. S. Degree in the year 1967. He later went to Baltimore University and graduated with a J. D. Degree. Some years later, he got an advanced degree in law with a specialty in taxation from the same university. Prior to joining the legal fraternity, he had been a social studies teacher, and had taught at Dulaney and Kenwood High schools in Baltimore. In years that followed, he served in the adjunct department in Maryland school of law.
He has served in a good number of leadership posts in a varied professions. For example, he worked as the chairperson of a guild of attorneys of his state. The state governor appointed to take a place on the panel of victim services and medical marijuana during the last appointment. This governor had prior to this put him on the cease fire regulation board of Maryland. This was a commission that was formed with the objective of minimizing improper use of guns and engagement in violence.
During the 2000-2008 period, Dario was picked by the the state governor to join the Maryland Handgun board. The governor who succeeded the previous one had no option but to re-appoint him into the same board up to 2008. At the moment, he is privileged to be one of the members of the Association Bar employees of Maryland and James Macgil Court. He is also among the members Howard Bar Foundation.
Dario has lived in this region right from 1975 up to today. He currently works as the head of the Ellicott City Department of fire. This man has also previously worked as the treasurer of the St. John Community. It is evident that he is a very busy human being. His numerous leadership posts are testimony enough to this fact.
He is also very active when it comes to sporting matters. He has worked as a coach, administrator and official in youth sports for close to twenty five years. This is difficult for many people who have overwhelming responsibilities such as his, but he has managed balancing them for all these years.
He has been a married man for over thirty nine years. His wife Donna Broccolino died some years back, but the rest of his family still lives in Howard County. They had two children, both of whom are married, and four grandchildren. He is a very dedicated family man as may be seen from the way he takes care of his beloved family.
Before he became an attorney, he had been a coordinator and Executive Director at the association of attorneys for eleven years; from 1988 all the way to 1999. He then served in Baltimore as an assistant state attorney. At this point in time, he worked with four elected attorneys. While in Baltimore, his job description included prosecuting on economy related crimes, drugs and arson.
This man was born and bred in Baltimore City. When he grew up, he joined Loyola College in Maryland and graduated with his first B. S. Degree in the year 1967. He later went to Baltimore University and graduated with a J. D. Degree. Some years later, he got an advanced degree in law with a specialty in taxation from the same university. Prior to joining the legal fraternity, he had been a social studies teacher, and had taught at Dulaney and Kenwood High schools in Baltimore. In years that followed, he served in the adjunct department in Maryland school of law.
He has served in a good number of leadership posts in a varied professions. For example, he worked as the chairperson of a guild of attorneys of his state. The state governor appointed to take a place on the panel of victim services and medical marijuana during the last appointment. This governor had prior to this put him on the cease fire regulation board of Maryland. This was a commission that was formed with the objective of minimizing improper use of guns and engagement in violence.
During the 2000-2008 period, Dario was picked by the the state governor to join the Maryland Handgun board. The governor who succeeded the previous one had no option but to re-appoint him into the same board up to 2008. At the moment, he is privileged to be one of the members of the Association Bar employees of Maryland and James Macgil Court. He is also among the members Howard Bar Foundation.
Dario has lived in this region right from 1975 up to today. He currently works as the head of the Ellicott City Department of fire. This man has also previously worked as the treasurer of the St. John Community. It is evident that he is a very busy human being. His numerous leadership posts are testimony enough to this fact.
He is also very active when it comes to sporting matters. He has worked as a coach, administrator and official in youth sports for close to twenty five years. This is difficult for many people who have overwhelming responsibilities such as his, but he has managed balancing them for all these years.
He has been a married man for over thirty nine years. His wife Donna Broccolino died some years back, but the rest of his family still lives in Howard County. They had two children, both of whom are married, and four grandchildren. He is a very dedicated family man as may be seen from the way he takes care of his beloved family.
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