Fills Vacancy on Circuit Court for Baltimore City Governor Larry Hogan today announced the appointment of Anthony F. Vittoria to the Circuit Court for Baltimore City. The governor made the appointment after interviewing nominees sent by the city’s judicial nominating commission. “The appointment of qualified individuals to our justice system is paramount to upholding our […]
Notice of Funding Availability for Regional Navigator Program
Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention Releases Notice of Funding Availability for Regional Navigator Program New Funding Supports Pilot Program to Provide Comprehensive Services to Victims of Child Sex Trafficking in Maryland The Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention has released the Notice of Funding Availability for the Child Sex Trafficking Screening and […]
Maryland Wins Federal Grant to Advance Forest Industry
Western Maryland Nonprofit to Develop Plan to Strengthen State’s Forest Products Sector Governor Larry Hogan announced today that the nonprofit Western Maryland Resource Conservation and Development Council has been awarded a $150,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration to advance Maryland’s forest products sector. The council will use the grant to […]
New Law October 1 on Sales of Cigarettes & Vapes
There has been an alarming increase in the use of tobacco products among our young people. To protect their health, Maryland has passed Tobacco 21 (T21), a new law that raises the minimum sales age for tobacco products, including vapes,JUUL® and other pod-based systems, to 21 years old. As a licensed tobacco retailer, you play […]
Gov Hogan Visits Infrastructure Projects in Australia
Sydney, Governor Hogan Meets with Deputy Australian Prime Minister, Visits Infrastructure Projects Kicking off his infrastructure and economic development mission in Sydney, Governor Larry Hogan met with senior Australian officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack, and visited critical regional infrastructure projects. The governor is leading a bipartisan delegation of state leaders to advance the […]
Office of Community Initiatives Donated Over 2,000 Items
Governor’s Office of Community Initiatives Donated More Than 2,000 Items for Students, Veterans, Homeless, and Tribal Community During August The Governor’s Office of Community Initiatives collected and donated more than 2,000 items to Maryland communities in need, during the month of August, through partnerships with organizations serving veterans, Maryland food banks, churches, schools, nonprofits, and […]
Governor Hogan Addresses Business Leaders
At Maryland Governor’s Business Summit Economic Development Summit Discusses the Future of Maryland’s Workforce Governor Larry Hogan today addressed more than 500 business and educational leaders at the sold-out 2019 Maryland Governor’s Business Summit. Held at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel in Harbor East, the economic development conference highlighted the state’s workforce, including ways to […]
Governor Hogan Attends State Department Luncheon
In Honor of Prime Minister of Australia Following Diplomatic Luncheon, Departs for Australia for Joint Infrastructure and Economic Development Mission Governor Larry Hogan today attended a State Department luncheon in honor of the state visit of Prime Minister Scott Morrison of Australia. Following the diplomatic luncheon—which included Vice President Pence, Secretary of State Michael Pompeo, […]
Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford Joins Industry Leaders
To Relaunch Maryland Defense Network Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford today addressed leaders of Maryland’s defense industries at the Maryland Defense Networking Breakfast in Columbia. A partnership between the Maryland Department of Commerce, the Office of Economic Adjustment under the U.S. Department of Defense, and Towson University, the newly relaunched Maryland Defense Network provides a […]
Del Mark Fisher: Let Us Really Fix Our Schools
Maryland intends to raise taxes by more than $6,200 per family for K-12 public education. If approved, it would be the largest tax hike in Maryland’s history! The tax hike is in addition to current spending and on top of last November’s ballot initiative that earmarked Casino Revenue for public education. Proponents say that K-12 […]
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