ST. MARY'S PRIORITIES INCLUDED IN THE GOVERNOR'S 2020 BUDGET

January 16, 2020

I am extremely pleased to see that Governor Hogan did not forget his commitment to advancing technology in Southern Maryland.  The budget includes $62 million toward the construction of the University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland - Third Academic Building located at the airport in Hollywood that our entire Delegation fought hard to keep as a priority. 

The Governor also included funding for the following transportation projects in St. Mary’s County:

  • $6.6 million to widen MD 5 to Point Lookout State Park in St. Mary’s County;
  • $3.4 million for intersection improvements at Abell/Moakley streets in St. Mary’s County
  • $3.2 million for MD 5 upgrades from MD 471 to MD 246 in St. Mary’s County

State support for St. Mary’s College of Maryland in FY 2021 totals more than $28 million, thanks in part to the permanent inclusion of the $800,000 DeSousa-Brent Scholars Completion Grant, for which the College recently qualified.

Other capital highlighted items included in the budget are:

  • $35 million for a new Auditorium and Aca­demic Building at St. Mary’s College of Mary­land;
  • $4.4 million for campus infrastructure up­grades at St. Mary’s College of Maryland.
  • $11.6 million for three local jail projects in Frederick, Queen Anne’s, and St. Mary’s counties

I will continue to update you as the governor’s budget goes through the legislative process, this year beginning in the Senate.

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