Attorney Profile
Tammy Stinnett has over two decades of managerial, administrative, and legislative experience. Since joining HJM in 2002, Stinnett manages the day-to-day operations of HJM and provides administrative and legislative support to the members of the firm.
Tammy K. Stinnett
Firm Administrator
Tammy Stinnett has over two decades of managerial, administrative, and legislative experience. Since joining HJM in 2002, Stinnett manages the day-to-day operations of HJM and provides administrative and legislative support to the members of the firm.
Tammy K. Stinnett is HJM’s Firm Administrator and longest-serving employee, overseeing the firm’s day-to-day operations, including finance and billing, payroll and benefits, marketing, and lobbyist compliance and reporting across Maryland jurisdictions.
In addition to firm administration, Tammy supports HJM’s government affairs work by tracking state and local legislation, monitoring legislative proceedings, drafting testimony, and coordinating meetings with elected officials and government agencies. She serves as a key communication link among HJM clients, elected officials, agency leaders, and staff and has developed strong relationships throughout Maryland’s government and public policy community.
Stinnett earned an Associate of Applied Science degree in Hospitality from Baltimore City Community College where she was recognized as a Meritorious Honors Scholar.
In 2026, Stinnett was elected by Democratic voters to a third term on the Baltimore City Democratic State Central Committee (BCDSCC), representing Legislative District 41. First elected in 2018, she has served in several leadership roles during her tenure, including Recording Secretary, Communications Committee Chair, and as a member of the Maryland Democratic Party’s Executive Committee. Stinnett was elected Chair of the BCDSCC during her second term, leading the organization’s efforts to strengthen the Democratic Party in Baltimore City, expand voter engagement and outreach, and support Democratic candidates and initiatives throughout the city.
Stinnett was named one of The Baltimore Sun’s Top 25 Women to Watch in 2024 and was recognized by Mayor Brandon M. Scott as a Baltimore City “Woman of Impact” in 2023 in honor of Women’s History Month. Her commitment to community and civic engagement also includes serving on the board and as President of the Mount Washington School Parent/Teacher Organization. During her service, she was recognized by then-Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake as one of Baltimore’s Top Neighborhood Moms and received the organization’s Volunteer of the Year Award.