Frank White grew up in Snow Hill, Maryland, graduated from Snow Hill High School in 1975, and later attended Salisbury State University, Wor-Wic Tech Community College, and the University of Maryland Baltimore County. Frank is a graduate of Wor-Wic Tech's police training academy and the "Small Town" Chiefs of Police Academy, and he has resided in the Town of Princess Anne since 1995.

Commissioner White is no stranger to community service, and began his career as Deputy Sheriff of Worcester County. He also served as Chief of Police in Pocomoke City, and was appointed to the Governor's Law Enforcement Advisory Council by former Governor William Donald Schaefer. In 1986, Frank won election as a City Councilman in Pocomoke City and served until 1988.

Frank was elected a Town Commissioner of Princess Anne in June 2000. Commissioner White priorities are: My number one priority is public safety. My area of concern is a new town and police office building, commerce, light industry in the industrial park, and specialty shops in the old town area. I want to establish better relations between existing businesses and organizations with the Town, elected officials, and staff. I also will promote youth and civic programs. I believe in open and fair communication between all citizens, businesses, civic organizations, town staff, and elected officials.

Frank and his wife, Melissa Bailey-White, have two children--Jonathan and Joel Bailey-White. Frank and Melissa are award winning jewelers and goldsmiths, and own Bailey-White Jewelers on Mount Vernon Road in Princess Anne, which was established in 1985. Back