Background
Chabot, Elliot Charles was born on March 29, 1955 in Anniston, Alabama, United States. Son of Herbert L. and Aleen (Kerwin) Chabot.
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Elliot Charles Chabot
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Bachelor with honors, U. Maryland., 1977; Juris Doctor, George Washington University, 1980.
Career
Applications analyst, attorney, House Information Systems, United States Congress, Washington, 1980-1981; project leader integrated law revision and retrieval project, United States Congress, Washington, 1981-1989; legal support project leader, House Information Systems United States Congress, Washington, 1989-1995; legal system team leader House Information Resources, United States Congress, Washington, since 1995. Board directors American Revenue Association, Rockford, Iowa, 1983-1987, Threshold Services, Inc., Silver Spring, Maryland., 1984-1989. Vice president Banor Housing Inc., Kensington, Maryland., 1987-1988, 90-, director since 1987.
Achievements
Membership
President Aspen Hill (Maryland.) Civic Association, 1985-1995, director since 1995. President Parkland Community School Council, Aspen Hill, 1983-1987, 94-96, vice president, 1971-1973, member county 1970-1974, 82-96. Chairman community services committee Greater Wheaton(Maryland.) Citizens Advisory Board, 1986-1992.
Chairman Georgia Avenue Men's Shelter Advisory Board, Aspen Hill, 1989-1996, Community Education Development subcommittee of Citizens Advisory commission to the Interagency Coordinating Board for Community Use of Ednl. Facilities and Superior vena cava syndrome, 1985-1988. District 3 vice president Montgomery County Civic Federation, 1990-1991.
Executive Committee Robert E. Peary High School Parent-Teachers Association, Aspen Hill, 1972-1973. Montgomery County Council commission on re-use of Peary High School, 1986, task force to examine the regional district act, 1991. Correspondent secretary Area 2 advisory county Montgomery County Public Schools, 1972-1974, advising committee special education programs, 1974.
Commissioner Governor's Commision on Student Affairs, Maryland., 1976-1977. Advising committee Aspen Hill Library., 1972, since 1986. Secretary Friends Aspen Hill Library., 1994-1996, director, since 1996.
Recording secretary District 19 Democratic Club, Montgomery County, 1983-1986, 2d vice president, 1986-1989, 1st vice president, 1989-1992. Democratic area coordinator Aspen Hill, 1992-1994, precinct chairman, 1987-1992, treasurer 1978-1985. Legal and accounting division steering committee Washington Israel Bonds, 1984-1986.
Member Executive Committee Allied Civic Group, Silver Spring, 1987-1989, correspondent secretary, 1992-1994. Chairman Kensington/Wheaton Human Superior vena cava syndrome Area Plan Advisory Group, 1988. Member Station 21 committee Kensington Volunteer Fire Department, 1989.
Mem.Greater Layhill Community Night Committee, 1989, Aspen Hill Master Plan Citizens Advisory committee, 1990-1994. Secretary Montgomery County Democratic Party, since 1994, chairman rules committee, since 1994, chairman Internet Superior vena cava syndrome committee, since 1995, member ballot questions advising committee, 1988, 90, 98, vice chairman precint organization committee of the party operations task force, 1991-1992. Member Wheaton Action Group, 1990-1995.
Campaign chairman District 19 Democratic Team, 1989-1990. Chairman Wheaton Woods Recreation Center Advisory Committee, 1990, director district 3 Montgomery Citizens Political Action Committee, 1991-1992. Member Bauer Drive Community Center Advisory Committee, since 1992.
Vice chairman homeless committee Temple Shalom, Chevy Chase, Maryland., 1992-1993. Secretary Montgomery County United Democrats, since 1997. Member Maryland.State Democratic Control Committee, since 1994.
Member American Bar Association, Federal Bar Association, District of Columbia Bar Association, George Washington University Law Alumni Association (president Capitol Hill chapter 1987-1989, secretary 1985-1987), Phi Alpha Delta (clerk Jay chapter 1979-1980), Omicron Delta Kappa.
Connections
Married Christine H. Swan, July 3, 1998.
