AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUtility Costs: BGE wants Baltimore customers alone to cover its access to the city’s underground conduit system, a shift that could add about $9 a month to bills and deepen a dispute over who pays for repairs. Downtown Investment: Baltimore approved an $80 million, 25-year tax break for a $160 million University of Maryland, Baltimore development with 404 apartments and retail space. Jobs: Maryland’s unemployment rate fell to 3.9% in September, though estimates remain volatile. Energy: The Trump administration is seeking to reopen permits for offshore wind projects, including a proposed 1.7-gigawatt farm near Ocean City, putting a major planned investment in doubt. Public Contracts: A Maryland court revived Intralot’s challenge to its disqualification from a state lottery contract, reopening a fight over the award. Business Expansion: Two experienced franchise owners signed a deal to bring Spanish-immersion preschool operator Tierra Encantada to Maryland with plans for three locations.
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