The University of Maryland Eastern Shore is set to open the state’s first Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program by summer 2027. This move aims to keep aspiring veterinarians local while increasing diversity within the field.
The Maryland Association of Counties summarized its efforts during the state’s latest legislative session. The group reviewed key bills affecting county governance—including several it opposed—and described ongoing advocacy for strong state-local partnerships.
The Maryland Association of Counties summarized its positions on key procurement bills from the recent legislative session. Some measures passed while others failed after advocacy efforts shaped their outcomes.
The Maryland Association of Counties summarized its advocacy during the state’s latest legislative session on Apr.16. Several key bills supporting economic growth passed while others did not advance or were amended after feedback from counties.
The Maryland Association of Counties summarized its work on business affairs policy during the recent legislative session. Several key bills concerning regulation and county authority were debated but ultimately did not pass.
The Maryland Association of Counties summarized key impacts from the state’s newly passed budget following the close of its legislative session. County leaders avoided several major cost shifts but face ongoing financial pressures as structural gaps persist into future years.
The Maryland Association of Counties has summarized key outcomes from the state’s 2026 legislative session. The review covers fiscal decisions affecting counties along with updates on important policy areas such as public safety and economic development.
The Maryland Association of Counties summarized its efforts on education policy during the state’s latest legislative session. Key topics included school funding reforms, proposed changes to budget requirements for counties, student safety initiatives, and library support measures.
The Maryland Association of Counties summarized key outcomes from the state’s latest legislative session on public safety issues. The group outlined support or opposition to various bills affecting law enforcement operations, corrections staff development, courtroom security requirements, data privacy rules, and more.
The Maryland Association of Counties reviewed key employee benefits and labor policy outcomes from the state’s recent legislative session. The organization highlighted several bills affecting county operations—including those related to collective bargaining rights, firefighter health screenings, overtime rules, cannabis use policies, paid leave requirements—and outlined which measures passed or failed.