Alison Healey

Alison M. Healey, a Republican, has served as Harford County’s State’s Attorney since January 3, 2023, and is the first woman elected to this position. She previously worked as an Assistant State’s Attorney from 2006 to 2019 and later ran her own law practice. Healey is seeking re-election in 2026 and is running unopposed.

Alison M. Healey

Hometown: Harford County, Maryland

Profession: Attorney

Education: {“institution”=>”Goucher College”, “degree”=>”B.A. in Elementary Education & Teaching”, “year”=>2002}, {“institution”=>”University of Baltimore School of Law”, “degree”=>”J.D.”, “year”=>2005}

Prior offices: {“title”=>”Assistant State’s Attorney”, “jurisdiction”=>”Harford County, Maryland”, “years”=>”2006-2019”}

Law Enforcement Relations: Committed to restoring and rebuilding the office’s relationship with law enforcement to develop effective prosecution strategies.

Juvenile Sex Offender Registry: Supports amendments to the juvenile sex offender registry statute to protect children in schools.

Subsequent Offender Penalties: Advocates for applying subsequent offender penalties to individuals with prior sexual offense convictions in other jurisdictions.

Reportable Offense Statute: Supports amendments to the reportable offense statute to enhance communication with school systems regarding juvenile offenses.

Investigation and Prosecution Separation: Opposes pairing investigation and prosecution within the same agency, emphasizing the need for separation.

Alison M. Healey currently serves as the Harford County State’s Attorney, a position to which she was elected in November 2022. As a State’s Attorney, she does not participate in legislative voting. Therefore, there is no voting record available for her.