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News from Maryland Governor Hogan Announces Additional Steps to Further Expand COVID-19 Testing for MarylandersHealth Officials Strongly Recommend Testing for Marylanders Employed in Close Contact Settings, Returning from Out-of-State TravelHealth Department Directs Physicians to Order Tests Upon Patients’ RequestNew Testing Sites in Ocean City and Deep Creek LakeNew Scheduling Options Increase Convenience and Accessibility Governor s OfficeGovernor Hogan to Unveil ‘Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery’ Next WeekSchool Closures Extended to May 15; State Board Will Examine Options for Remainder of the School Year and Summer, Labor to Launch Online Application for Independent Contractors, Self-Employed Marylanders to Receive Unemployment Benefits, State Commits Additional $4 Million to Maryland Food Bank and Capital Area Food Bank, Renews Governors’ Bipartisan Request for Federal Stimulus to Address State Revenue Shortfalls Governor s OfficeAttorney General Frosh Urges Marylanders to Get Counted!“Every Marylander can play an important role in making sure Maryland gets its fair share of federal funding,” said Attorney General Frosh. Maryland Attorney GeneralMaryland Department of Health develops extensive behavioral health guidance during COVID-19 pandemicThe Maryland Department of Health (MDH) has developed and disseminated broad resources and guidance to help Maryland’s behavioral health community navigate the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, offering much needed support to providers and patients. Maryland Dept of HealthGovernor Hogan Plans Gradual Rollout of Recovery Phase Amid “Very Real Reasons for Hope and Optimism”Will Announce Further Detail on Recovery Roadmap Next Week; State to Quadruple Contact Tracing Force to More Than 1,000; Expand Testing Capacity to 10,000 Daily, Enacts Statewide Order Requiring Masks and Face Coverings for Grocery Stores, Pharmacies, Retail Establishments, and Public Transportation, Announces Conversion of Former Washington Adventist Hospital in Takoma Park and Hagerstown Correctional Facility to Field Hospital Sites Governor s OfficeAphena Pharma to add 100 jobs in Talbot CountyAphena Pharma Solutions is planning to expand its pharmaceutical manufacturing operations in the Town of Easton and add 100 jobs over the next two years. Maryland Business NewsGovernor Hogan Statement Regarding Fiscal Relief for the StatesNation’s Governors Urge Congress to Take Action to Support States’ COVID-19 Response on the Front Lines. Governor s OfficeMaryland companies innovate and donate in the face of COVID-19Stories of companies and the people behind them uniting and innovating to protect our citizens. Maryland Business NewsNation’s Governors Urge Federal Leaders to Provide Immediate Fiscal Relief for StatesBipartisan Request for $500 Billion To Meet Budgetary Shortfalls Resulting from Unprecedented Public Health Crisis. Governor s OfficeGovernor Hogan Institutes Budget and Hiring Freeze Across State Government, Takes Action to Bolster Unemployment Claims Process​Statewide Strike Teams Expanded to Include Group Homes for Medically Fragile Children and Assisted Living Facilities, Launches ‘COVIDConnect’ Registry for Recovered Coronavirus Patients, Will Deploy New Decontamination Site for PPE at BWI Airport, Ratifies State Board of Elections’ Decisions Regarding June 2 Primary Election. Governor s OfficeBuy Local During Stay at Home Order​New Resources Connect Consumers with Farmers, Producers, and Restaurants. Dept of AgricultureGovernor Hogan Activates Statewide Strike Teams for Nursing Homes, Enacts Order to Shut Down Unsafe Facilities​Tours Field Hospital Site at Baltimore Convention Center, Directs Health Department to Provide Racial and Ethnic Breakdowns on COVID-19 Cases, Announces Designation of Baltimore-Washington Corridor as Emerging Hotspot by Federal Administration Governor s OfficeDJS Worker Becomes First Positive COVID-19 Case within State Agency​The Department is following guidance from the Governor and the Health Department as well as the Centers for Disease Control to minimize exposure to the virus. Dept of Juvenile ServicesMaryland Insurance Administration Advisory on COVID-19 and Motor Vehicle RegistrationsPlease note that driving an uninsured vehicle is illegal and can result in significant personal liability for damage and injury to others in the event of an accident. Maryland Insurance AdministrationTranslated COVID-19 InformationThe Governor’s Office of Community Initiatives and its ethnic commissioners are translating FAQs in more than 10 different languages to assist diverse communities. Governor s Office of Community InitiativesNew economic activity measure available for each Maryland countyFollowing its inaugural release last year, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis has once again released economic activity data for every county in the nation. Maryland Business NewsGovernor Hogan Takes Aggressive Action to Protect Nursing Home Residents and Staff Amid COVID-19 Outbreaks Nursing Home Facilities Required to Provide Personal Protective Equipment for Staff, Facilities Must Expedite Testing of, Symptomatic Residents Through Maryland State Lab, Separate Observation Areas Must Be Created for Residents Who Are Sick and Require Monitoring, State Officials To Directly Coordinate Placement of Discharged Patients. Governor s OfficeHours Expand for Medical, Cleaning Supply Donations Disaster relief agencies have extended the operating hours of the four locations around the state to accept donations of specialized medical equipment and some cleaning supplies to support COVID-19 response efforts. Maryland Emergency Management AgencyGovernor Hogan Announces Financial Relief Initiatives for Marylanders and Small Businesses, Accelerates Hospital Surge PlanProclaims Moment of Prayer and Reflection at Noon Sunday, Financial Institutions Commit to Supporting Millions of Borrowers, Drive-Thru Testing Program Expanding to Howard and Montgomery Counties Governor s OfficeMDOT Reminds Marylanders Transportation Is For Essential Travel OnlyDo Your Job by Staying Home so Essential Workers Can Get to Their Jobs Safely Effective Monday, April 6 – MDOT MTA to Suspend 11 Bus Routes Experiencing 82% Ridership Decline. Maryland Dept of TransportationState Board Superintendent AnnouncementThe Maryland Board of Education has asked Dr. Salmon to accept a new contract which will continue her service through June 30, 2021. Maryland Dept of EducationDepartment of Natural Resources Issues Guidance on Governor Hogan’s Stay at Home OrderUnder the executive order, no Marylander should leave their home except for an essential reason. Therefore, recreational boating is not allowed. Dept of Natural ResourcesLeave Maryland’s Spring Wildlife WildHandling Fawns is Usually Unnecessary, Often Dangerous, and Always Illegal. Dept of Natural ResourcesVoluntary Disaster Relief Agencies, MEMA Partner to Provide Drop-off Sites for Medical, Cleaning Supplies DonationsACS volunteers will be wearing appropriate protective equipment (such as masks and gloves) when donations are received and will adhere to all social distancing guidelines. Maryland Emergency Management AgencyWatch: Governor Hogan Joins FOX News Sunday“Governors are going to do what they think is right in their own states to save lives.” Governor s OfficeBloomberg Philanthropies, State of Maryland to Fund Johns Hopkins University-led COVID-19 Treatment ResearchJoint Public-Private Initiative Will Provide $4 Million in Funding to a Johns Hopkins University-Led Research Team Exploring Therapeutic Uses of Blood Plasma From Recovered COVID-19 Patients. Governor s OfficeMaryland Insurance Administration remains fully operational during COVID-19 emergencyNo interruption to the agency’s mission serving consumers and the state’s insurance industry. Maryland Insurance AdministrationDepartment of the Environment issues reminder: “No wipes in the pipes”Disposable wipes, paper towels should not go into the toilet, which can cause sewage backups and overflows. Dept of the EnvironmentMaryland Public Schools to Remain Closed Through April 24, Governor Hogan Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration for MarylandGovernor’s Order Prioritizes Child Care for Emergency Personnel2,400 Beds Available Through Hospital Surge Plan, $4 Million in Federal Funding Received to Support Seniors in Need, Maryland Responds Medical Reserve Corps Signups Jump By 50 Percent. Governor s OfficeUpdate on School ClosureAfter lengthy discussions with health experts from around the State, I have made the decision along with the State Board of Education to extend the closure of all public schools in Maryland for an additional four weeks through April 24, 2020. Governor s OfficeMaryland Department of Health Announces Fourth Coronavirus DeathPrince George’s County resident in his 60s who suffered from underlying medical conditions. Maryland Dept of HealthMaryland Power Utilities Respond to COVID-19Utility providers are considered essential businesses which will stay open during this state of emergency. Maryland Energy AdministrationMaryland allocates $175+ million for small businesses impacted by COVID-19“These programs will offer the kind of much-needed support our businesses need right now, and help them to pay bills and retain their workforce as much as possible. Maryland Business NewsGovernor Hogan Announces Closure of All Non-Essential Businesses, $175 Million Relief Package for Workers and Small Businesses Affected By COVID-19Activates Field Hospital at Baltimore Convention Center and Hilton Hotel, Establishes Pilot Assessment Location at FedEx Field, Laurel Hospital to Reopen as Part of Hospital Surge Plan, Issues Emergency Order to Prohibit Price Gouging,Signs Directive to Bring More Testing Capacity Online Governor s OfficeMaryland Department of Human Services Continues to Provide All Programs and Services to Marylanders While Closing Buildings to the Public in Response to the COVID-19 PandemicResidents Can Continue to Access Services Online and via the Call Center. Decision Supports Governor Larry Hogan’s Executive Orders and Reinforces CDC Guidelines to Slow the Spread of Coronavirus Dept of Human ResourcesState Police Efforts To Reduce Exposure For Employees And CitizensSteps have been taken by the Maryland State Police to reduce the potential of exposure to our employees and to the citizens we serve. Maryland State PoliceGovernor Hogan Provides Updates on Coronavirus Cases and Statewide ResponseAsks Spring Break Travelers to Self-Quarantine For 14 Days, Avoid People Over 60, Urges People Who Go Outside to Avoid Crowds, Playgrounds, and Pavilions,Convenes Calls With Federal Delegation, Full Cabinet. Governor s OfficeFarmers Markets Should Continue OperationsThe department is asking that farmers markets remain open during the current state of emergency. Dept of AgricultureGovernor Hogan Announces Further Actions To Slow The Spread of COVID-19, Relaunches ‘Maryland Unites’ InitiativeLimits Gatherings to 10 People, Orders Closure of Shopping Malls, Announces Five Requests Nation’s Governors Will Submit to President and Leaders of Congress, Restricts Access to BWI Terminal and Urges Transit for Essential Travel Only, Activates First Phase of Hospital Surge Plan: 900 Beds Available ImmediatelyGovernor Hogan Announces First Coronavirus Death In MarylandWill Hold Press Conference at 10:00 AM Tomorrow to Provide Further Updates and Announce Additional Actions.Governor Hogan Issues Proclamation to Postpone April 28 Primary, Implement Vote-By-Mail System To Fill 7th Congressional District SeatDiscussions Underway To Postpone Preakness Stakes, Announces Plan to Convert Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program Stations to Drive-Thru Testing Centers, Announces Proactive Measures to Maintain Essential Transportation Services, Restrict Access to BWI Terminal, Reinforces CDC Guidelines to Stay Home and Limit Gatherings, Urges Citizens to Avoid Panic BuyingMD State Prison Visits Suspended ImmediatelyThe Department will provide free phone calls and video visitation for inmates. Governor Hogan Orders Closure of Bars and Restaurants, Announces Unprecedented Public Health Surge To Combat COVID-19 CrisisProhibits Gatherings of More Than 50 People Directs Maryland Department of Health to Increase Hospital Capacity by Additional 6,000 Beds, Activates Maryland Responds Medical Reserve Corps Activates 1,000 Maryland National Guard Soldiers and Airmen Prohibits Utility Companies From Shutting Off Service, Tenant Evictions During State of EmergencyStatement from Commissioner Al Redmer, Jr. on Covid-19-related business insurance issuesDuring this challenging time, the Maryland Insurance Administration is fully operational, and we will open investigations into virus-related insurance issues as needed.Statement from Commissioner Al Redmer, Jr. on Covid-19-related business insurance issuesProhibits Gatherings of More Than 50 People, Directs Maryland Department of Health to Increase Hospital Capacity by Additional 6,000 Beds, Activates Maryland Responds Medical Reserve Corps, Activates 1,000 Maryland National Guard Soldiers and Airmen, Prohibits Utility Companies From Shutting Off Service, Tenant Evictions During State of EmergencyGovernor Hogan Discusses Maryland’s Coronavirus Response Live on CNN“In a time of crisis like this, there can’t be any Republicans or Democrats. We’re all Americans and we’ve all got to act with one voice and take the actions that are necessary.”Maryland Department of General Services to Host Exhibit in Celebration of Women’s History MonthThe exhibits, located in the lobby of the 301 W. Preston St. building in Baltimore, are part of the department’s community outreach efforts in recognition of Women’s History Month.COVID-19: Emergency regulations approvedDeductibles, co-pays and other cost-sharing waived to control spread of virus.Governor Hogan Appoints Lisa Belcastro to the Maryland General AssemblyThe governor has appointed Ms. Belcastro following the recommendation of the Baltimore County Democratic Central Committee.Governor Hogan Signs Emergency Legislation, Announces Coronavirus Response TeamAfter providing an update regarding Maryland’s five positive cases of COVID-19, the governor announced that he is establishing a Coronavirus Response Team, which will advise the administration on important health and emergency management decisions as this situation continues to evolve.Statement Regarding Potential COVID-19 Exposure Risk at Conservative Political Action ConferenceMDH recommends that members of the public who attended this event monitor themselves for symptoms of a respiratory infection including fever, cold-like symptoms, cough, difficulty breathing or shortness of breath.Attorney General Frosh Warns Marylanders About Coronavirus Disease 2019 ScamsScammers are setting up websites to sell bogus health products that claim to prevent or cure COVID-19, and using fake emails, texts, and social media posts about COVID19 as a ruse to steal money and personal information. Maryland Department of Health reports potential COVID-19 exposure risk at The Village at RockvilleMDH recommends that members of the public who attended this event monitor themselves for symptoms of a respiratory infection including fever, cold-like symptoms, cough, difficulty breathing or shortness of breath until March 13, 2020.MIA Issues Emergency Bulletin in response to COVID 19Insurers, health maintenance organizations, and nonprofit health service plans (collectively, “carriers”) that issue health benefit plans in the State are directed to take steps to ensure that they are prepared to address COVID-19 cases and provide all medically necessary covered health services.Governor Hogan Releases FY 2021 Supplemental BudgetIncludes $10 Million for Coronavirus Protection Efforts, Over $90 Million in Additional Savings.Maryland Department of Health releases public service announcements amid statewide preparedness efforts for COVID-19 The announcements outline government-based action and encourage Marylanders to take everyday preventive steps to slow the spread of respiratory illnesses like cold, flu and COVID-19.Governor Hogan Announces Additional Steps to Protect Marylanders From CoronavirusWill Include $10 Million in Emergency Funding in Supplemental Budget, Details Statewide Preparedness Efforts Underway, Encourages Marylanders to Use 2-1-1 Hotline for Questions and Concerns, Discusses Coordinated Response with Vice President Pence.Maryland Board of Public Works Addresses Energy Reduction in State Owned BuildingsThe BPW approved without discussion a master contract proposed by the Maryland Department of General Services to secure vendors that would install a network of energy sub-meters in the State’s own facilities. Maryland Department of General Services to Host Exhibits in Celebration of Black History MonthThe exhibits, located in the lobby and cafeteria of the 301 W. Preston St. building in Baltimore, are part of the department’s community outreach efforts in recognition of Black History Month. Governor Hogan Hosts Black History Month ReceptionAttendees heard remarks from Baltimore native and noted historian, scholar, and advocate Dr. Larry S. Gibson. In 1972, Gibson became the first African American law professor at the University of Virginia and currently teaches at the University of Maryland School of Law. State Police Helicopter Hoists Stranded MarinerThe mariner of an approximate 21-foot center console pleasure boat ran aground on a sand bar.MDOT Projects Win Awards at Annual Maryland Quality Initiative ConferenceMdQI, a consortium of agencies and associations representing Maryland s transportation industry, was founded by MDOT SHA and private sector representatives in 1993. Maryland Commerce releases FY19 annual reportAll in all, the state’s assistance helped create more than 3,300 new jobs and retain more than 4,550 existing jobs over the year. Governor Hogan Announces Maryland’s First Education Inspector GeneralRichard P. Henry, Former Federal Law Enforcement Official, to Serve as Schools Watchdog; Administration Continues to Press For Accountability Measures to Ensure Better Results for Maryland’s Students.Governor Hogan Announces New Chief Legal CounselMichael Pedone, Assistant Secretary at Maryland Department of the Environment, to Succeed Robert F. Scholz.Maryland State Police To Raise Awareness On Safer Internet Day, Urges Digital Safety For All AgesThis worldwide initiative educates people about issues from cyberbullying and social networking to the risks associated with using digital devices and how to stay safe when browsing the Internet, not just in February, but every day.Governor Hogan Statement on Trump Administration’s Proposed Cuts to Chesapeake Bay FundingThe Chesapeake Bay is a national treasure, and our administration has committed $6 billion, the most ever in history, to restoration efforts.Governor Hogan Leads National Governors Association Winter MeetingNation’s Governors Convene in Washington, DC to Discuss Infrastructure, Meet with Federal Administration Officials.The People’s Priorities: Governor Hogan’s Sixth State of the State Address​Governor Larry Hogan today delivered his sixth State of the State address, “The People’s Priorities,” in which he called for action on common sense initiatives to address the most urgent issues facing Marylanders.Maryland Department of General Services Awards Over $21 Million of Grant Funding to Maryland Medical InstitutionsThe overall objective for all of the organizations is for the capital grant funds to help their organizations renovate, expand, and/or update their existing facilities in order to amplify their organization’s services.Governor Hogan Appoints Two to the Maryland General AssemblyAppointed Delegate Shelly L. Hettleman to the Maryland Senate and Sheila S. Ruth to the Maryland House of Delegates. Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford Touts Maryland Cybersecurity Industry at World-Renowned Cybertech ConferenceThe Cybertech Conference is expected to attract nearly 15,000 attendees from more than 80 countries, including industry executives, entrepreneurs, investors, and government officials. Governor Hogan Introduces Common Sense Legislation to Return School Start to After Labor DayMove Supported by Overwhelming Majority of Marylanders Will End Mass Confusion of Having Maryland’s Counties Starting on Different Dates.Introducing Senior Call Check Program as a Free Service to MD Residents 65+All Maryland residents, 65 and older, are invited to sign up for a daily call at a time convenient to their lifestyle.Department Accepting Applications for 2020 Industrial Hemp Pilot ProgramFarmers interested in growing industrial hemp must partner with an institution of higher education or the Maryland Department of Agriculture to develop a research project and a plan for the use and/or destruction of the crop.A New Canvas for Baltimore: Housing on Henneman Avenue Complements Hoen Building RestorationThe Housing Development and Neighborhood Preservation Corporation seeks to fully renovate the homes while preserving the historic architectural elements of the properties and modernizing the interiors for 21st century living.Governor Hogan Appoints Chanel Branch to the Maryland House of DelegatesBranch, who serves as director of Support Operations for Strategy and Administration for the Maryland Department of Human Services, will represent District 45 serving Baltimore City.Maryland Adds 6,500 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Decreases to 3.5%Strongest Five-Month Stretch of Job Gains Since 2010, New Record Low for Unemployment in the Past Decade.Statement on the Passing of Coach Morgan WoottenIn his 46 years at DeMatha, Coach Wootten taught history, coached varsity football, and took his men’s basketball teams to an incredible overall 1274-192 record.“Responsible and Common Sense Approach”: What They’re Saying About Governor Hogan’s Plan to Address Violent CrimeTougher Sentences for Violent Offenders, Tougher Penalties for Witness Intimidation, More Transparency to Hold Judges Accountable for Sentencing Decisions.New Year, New Interactive Tool Encourages Parent/Educator PartnershipsThe goal of the new and improved Toolkit is to help teachers, providers, parents, and families build a network of community support and share best practices.Governor Hogan Reports on 2019 Success of Maryland Criminal Intelligence NetworkLaw Enforcement Coalitions Disrupt or Dismantle 194 Drug Trafficking Organizations, 146 Human Trafficking Organizations, 77 Gangs, 21 Firearms Trafficking Organizations.START THE CLOCK: Governor Hogan’s Violent Crime Bills Officially Introduced In General AssemblyTougher Sentences for Violent Offenders, Tougher Penalties for Witness Intimidation, More Transparency to Hold Judges Accountable for Sentencing Decisions.Governor Hogan Announces More Than $1 Billion in Tax Relief for Maryland RetireesBiggest Tax Reduction in Maryland in More Than Two Decades. Retirees with Maryland Income Up to $50,000 Would Pay No State Income Tax Whatsoever. Next Step in Fulfilling Commitment to Eliminate All Retirement Taxes in Maryland.Governor Hogan Announces Military Initiatives at National Guard ArmoryExpands Tuition Assistance for Maryland National Guard Members, Eliminates State Taxes on Military Retirement Income, Reforms Occupational Licensing Laws to Help Military Families.MDOT To Host Small Business Enterprise Certification Workshops Contract Opportunities Information Sessions.The workshops and sessions will be held from 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, January 21, 2020 and Tuesday, July 21, 2020 at MDOT headquarters.Accountability Budget: Governor Hogan’s FY2021 Blueprint, By The Numbers.“Our FY 2021 budget reflects the most urgent priorities of Marylanders—crime, education, transportation, and the environment⁠—while keeping the commitment I first made five years ago to bring fiscal restraint to Annapolis and to hold the line on unaffordable spending.” -Governor HoganAccountability Session: Governor Hogan Proposes Tough New Ethics Reform for Public Officials, Urges Lawmakers to Pass Crime PackageEthics and Accountability in Government Act Includes Increased Penalties for Bribery, Pension Forfeiture for Convicted Lawmakers, Expanded Prohibitions on Misuse of Confidential InformationMDOT MVA Opens Additional Space in Walnut Hill, Adds More Than 1,200 Weekly REAL ID AppointmentsMontgomery County residents now have 1,239 additional appointment opportunities each week to help them satisfy the federally mandated REAL ID requirement and other driver’s licensing needs.Staying Ahead of Maryland Winter StormsWinter storms can cause power outages and difficult travel conditions all across Maryland. Here are some tips to help you stay safe this winter.Maryland Marketing Partnership Announces Karen Cherryof Howard Hughes Corp. as New Board ChairLaunched in 2016, the Maryland Marketing Partnership was created to develop a branding strategy, market the state’s assets, and encourage the location and growth of new businesses in Maryland.A Green 2019 in ReviewOur state witnessed steady progress on the environmental front in 2019, with key milestones and initiatives to protect and restore the health and well-being of all Marylanders.Governor Hogan Appoints Two to Maryland General AssemblyAppointed Mike Griffith to the Maryland House of Delegates, representing Legislative District 35B, and Delegate Charles E. Sydnor III to the Maryland Senate, representing Legislative District 44B.MHEC Announces Program Receives Millions in Funding to Continue Educating Nurses in MarylandThis funding will increase opportunities for nurses employed in both hospital and academic settings, and provide our nursing workforce with the skill set necessary for the future of health care in Maryland.Maryland Adds 9,800 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Remains at 3.6%Over 140,000 New Jobs and 6,500 New Business Establishments Gained Since 2015.MSDE Establishes Memorandum of Understanding with ItalyMaryland has approximately 4,500 students studying Italian ranging from elementary grades through Advanced Placement. Maryland Department of Health announces Acting Chief Medical Examiner and nationwide search for permanent CMEDr. Southall replaces Chief Medical Examiner David R. Fowler, who announced he will retire at the end of the month. MDH anticipates the search to replace Dr. Fowler will take six to nine months.Governor Hogan Unveils Bold Energy LegislationPath to Cleaner, Smarter, Cheaper Energy with Zero Carbon Emissions and 100% Clean Electricity by 2040; Protects Maryland Jobs While Aggressively Addressing Climate Change.State Announces Third Round of Strategic Investments in Career Pathways$500,000 Awarded to Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation and Howard Community College.Maryland Commerce Supports Nonprofit Organizations with $25,000 Micro Bridge LoansThe organizations, ranging from a National Historic Landmark to social welfare advocates, will use the funding to assist with ongoing operating costs.2019 ‘Conservationist of the Year’ Awarded to Thomas DiGregorio of Dorchester CountyTom is a lifelong resident and native of Maryland. He grew his outdoor roots from an early age while being raised on his family property in White Marsh.Governor Hogan Announces New Initiatives and Legislation to Address Violent CrimeMore Prosecutors for Attorney General, New Juvenile Crime Strategy, $21 Million For Baltimore City and State’s Attorney, Tougher Legislation to Increase Sentences for Violent Gun Offenders.Maryland Competes in Girls Go CyberStart Cybersecurity Initiative for Third YearCompetition Encourages Young Women to Explore Careers in Cybersecurity, Registration Now Open. Jim White, Who Led Port of Baltimore as Executive Director During Era of Record Growth, to Resign after 18 YearsWhite Oversaw Long-Term Shipping Contracts and Infrastructure Improvements that Made Baltimore’s Port One of America’s Busiest. Judy Center Early Learning Hubs Celebrate 20 Years of Serving Children and FamiliesJudy Centers are located in Title I schools and have become an integral part of Maryland’s early childhood learning system, providing efficient coordination between early childhood education and support services. Maryland Department of Health hosts annual health equity conference This year’s conference — Achieving Health Equity and Cost Reduction Through Clinical-Community Partnerships — educated stakeholders about the actions Maryland is taking to reduce health disparities and achieve health care cost savings. Governor Hogan Statement on Today’s Indictments of 25 Correctional OfficersToday’s announcement follows an extensive investigation initiated by our Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.Governor Hogan Hosts Delegation of European Union AmbassadorsEU Ambassadors and Officials Discuss Infrastructure, Key Economic Partnerships at Government House.Governor Hogan Appoints Delegate Andrew Cassilly as Senior AdvisorDelegate Andrew Cassilly is his new senior advisor, succeeding Keiffer J. Mitchell, Jr., who was recently appointed to the role of chief legislative officer.Governor Hogan Proclaims Inaugural Maryland Winter Safety WeekMEMA, FEMA, National Weather Service, State Agencies Partner to Increase Public’s Awareness of Winter Hazards.Governor Hogan Advances Transformative State Center RedevelopmentRFI and RFP Process Moving Forward; 3,300 State Employees To Be Relocated In and Around Central Business District, Will Help Boost and Stabilize Downtown.For more information on human trafficking in Maryland click here.

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