AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTransportation & Infrastructure: Maryland Transportation Authority is breaking the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild into four separate procurements—demolition over water, south and north land approaches, and the main span/pier protection—aiming to boost competition and speed contracting, with demolition bids in summer 2026 and construction starting fall 2026. Public Safety: Baltimore County will hold a public safety town hall in Towson Monday, with police, juvenile services, and the state’s attorney on the panel. Local Government & Community: The Roar Center is opening in the renovated former office of civil rights attorney Juanita Jackson Mitchell in West Baltimore, honoring her legacy with free legal and mental health services. State Politics: Maryland redistricting special-session plans remain in flux as Gov. Wes Moore presses ahead and lawmakers weigh timing for a constitutional amendment vote. Economy & Jobs: A new RAISE US nonprofit backed by major AI firms is launching with $500 million to retrain workers in states including Maryland. Maryland Life: UMD named James E. Smith its new athletics director; and Cambridge activated a new traffic light at Washington Street and Dorchester Avenue. International/Local Events: India’s INS Sudarshini arrived in Baltimore for Lokayan 26, ahead of Sail250 Maryland.
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