To Enhance Economic and Trade Relations Partnership Between The Two Regions Will Continue Through 2023 Governor Larry Hogan was joined today by Ambassador Shinsuke Sugiyama to sign and renew a Memorandum of Cooperation that reinforces the relationship between Maryland and Japan. The renewal highlights the regions’ continued commitment to working together to promote trade, investment, […]
Gov Hogan Signs Legislation to Protect Federal Workers
Federal Shutdown Paycheck Protection Act Prevents Financial Hardship Stemming from Federal Government Inaction Governor Larry Hogan today signed the bipartisan Federal Shutdown Paycheck Protection Act (HB 336/SB 391) to protect Marylanders from the impact of federal inaction. Governor Hogan was joined by Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller and Speaker Pro Tem Adrienne Jones. More […]
House Republicans Support Clean Energy
House Republicans voted unanimously today for legislation that adds nuclear energy as a clean energy solution. House Bill 600, sponsored by Delegate Mark Fisher, requires the Power Plant Research Program to conduct a study of nuclear energy and its role as a renewable energy resource that can effectively combat climate change and improve the environment […]
GOCCP to Fund Victim Services Interpreter Bank
Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention Announces Grant to Fund Victim Services Interpreter Bank Provides Free Interpretation, Document Translation Services to Deaf and Hard of Hearing The Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention (GOCCP) announced a $953,519 grant for Ayuda, an organization that provides legal, social, and language services to help crime victims […]
Hoyer on Minimum Wage Increase in Maryland
Congressman Steny H. Hoyer (MD-05) released the following statement today after the Maryland General Assembly voted to override Governor Larry Hogan’s veto of legislation to increase the minimum wage: “I commend the Maryland General Assembly for overriding the Governor’s veto and raising the minimum wage in our state. For too long, families throughout Maryland have […]
Minority Leadership on Legislation Passed at Crossover
House Minority Leader Nic Kipke and House Minority Whip Kathy Szeliga released the following statement regarding legislation that passed the House by the “Crossover Date” The “Crossover Date” is a legislative deadline by which bills must be passed and sent to the Senate. Bills that pass the House after this date face additional legislative hurdles […]
2020 Maryland Complete Count Committee
Holds First Meeting One Year in Advance of Census Day Executive Order Signed by Governor Hogan Directs Committee to Raise Awareness of and Participation in Census With the 2020 census exactly one year away, the newly formed 2020 Maryland Complete Count Committee (CCC) today held their first meeting in Annapolis as the state prepares and […]
Gov Hogan Participates in PG County Opportunity Zone
Governor Hogan Participates in Prince George’s County Opportunity Zone Roundtable Tours New Carrollton Redevelopment, Meets with Small Business Owners Governor Larry Hogan hosted a roundtable discussion with small business owners, developers, and government officials on bringing small businesses to Maryland Opportunity Zones. Following the roundtable, he toured Urban Atlantic’s New Carrollton redevelopment project in Hyattsville, […]
Gov Hogan on Progress of School Construction Initiative
Governor Larry Hogan’s historic school construction initiative has won approval in the Maryland House of Delegates. Members of the House of Delegates have passed similar legislation to the governor’s Building Opportunity Act of 2019, which was announced last December. “Repairing our aging schools is vital to ensuring the children in our state receive a world-class […]
Gov Hogan on UMMS Board Financial Disclosures
Governor Larry Hogan released the following statement on the financial disclosures of University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) Board Members: “While the University of Maryland Medical System is not a direct state entity, it receives considerable levels of state funding. Like many Marylanders, I have been a patient in the medical system, and I have […]
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