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Big Issues Facing the General Assembly this Upcoming 2022 Session

The 2022 Legislative Session will commence today and lawmakers have a wide array of issues they will be focusing on in the coming weeks. The General Assembly will need to decide how to allocate funds of a considerable budget surplus for the current and upcoming fiscal years. Senate President Bill Ferguson and Speaker of the [...]

Big Issues Facing the General Assembly this Upcoming 2022 Session2022-01-12T05:28:38-05:00

Speaker Adrienne Jones Announces House Committee Guidelines and COVID-19 Protocol for the 2022 Regular Session

Speaker of the House Adrienne Jones released a statement outlining the guidelines and protocols in place for the legislative session that starts on January 12th at noon. Important information included in the letter is as follows: COVID-19 PROTOCOLS The House of Delegates Office Building will be open to the public during the 2022 legislative session. Committee [...]

Speaker Adrienne Jones Announces House Committee Guidelines and COVID-19 Protocol for the 2022 Regular Session2022-01-07T14:12:40-05:00

Karen Toles Selected to Represent District 25 in the House of Delegates

Former County Councilmember Karen R. Toles was selected by the Prince George’s Democratic Central Committee to represent the 25th legislative district of Maryland. The position became available after former Delegate Dereck Davis was selected to replace Nancy Kopp as State Treasurer. Ms. Toles will complete the four-year term that ends this year. She previously served [...]

Karen Toles Selected to Represent District 25 in the House of Delegates2022-01-07T10:05:14-05:00

Senate President Ferguson Outlines Safety Information and Protocols for the 2022 Regular Session

Senate President Bill Ferguson sent a letter to the Senate of Maryland outlining the guidelines and protocols in place for the legislative session that starts on January 12th at noon. Important information included in the letter is as follows: MASKING POLICY The masking policy follows the requirements made by Governor Hogan earlier this week regarding [...]

Senate President Ferguson Outlines Safety Information and Protocols for the 2022 Regular Session2022-01-05T17:05:39-05:00

Local Governments Implement and Extend Mask Mandates and Executive Orders Amid COVID-19 Surges

As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations surge, county governments have taken action to help stop the spread of the virus. Anne Arundel County Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman announced an emergency countywide mask mandate for all indoor public locations starting on December 31st. The mandate will expire on January 7th, unless the County Council votes [...]

Local Governments Implement and Extend Mask Mandates and Executive Orders Amid COVID-19 Surges2022-01-05T11:43:52-05:00

Governor Hogan Declares 30-Day State of Emergency, Mobilizes 1,000 Members of the National Guard to Help Combat COVID-19

Governor Hogan declared a 30-day state of emergency in response to rising COVID-19 hospitalizations, which could exceed 5,000 in the coming weeks. The Governor announced that he is mobilizing 1,000 members of the National Guard, 250 of which will help with testing at sites statewide. From the Baltimore Sun's coverage of today's press conference: Larry [...]

Governor Hogan Declares 30-Day State of Emergency, Mobilizes 1,000 Members of the National Guard to Help Combat COVID-192022-01-04T11:43:06-05:00

Secretaries Slater and Schulz to Step Down, Governor Hogan Announces Key Appointments

Governor Hogan announced last week that Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) Secretary Greg Slater and Maryland Department of Commerce Secretary Kelly Schulz will both step down from their respective positions effective January 11th. Secretary Slater will be joining the private sector out of state and Secretary Schulz plans to focus on her gubernatorial campaign. Regarding [...]

Secretaries Slater and Schulz to Step Down, Governor Hogan Announces Key Appointments2022-01-03T19:57:04-05:00