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New Maryland Laws Taking Effect

As of July 1, numerous new laws have taken effect, addressing topics ranging from education and public safety to utilities, consumer protection, healthcare, and business regulation.

New Laws Take Effect in Maryland

One law that is getting plenty of attention is the selection of Orange Crush as Maryland’s state cocktail.

Additional Bills Signed by Maryland Governor

Maryland Governor Wes Moore has signed more than 300 additional bills into law following the 2025 Maryland Legislative Session

2025 Maryland Legislative Session Begins

The 90-day sprint will cover a variety of bills and topics, as well as a significant budget deficit.

New Maryland Laws Taking Effect in 2025

January brings new laws to Maryland and the start of the 2025 Legislative Session.

Good Tidings from Old Line Client Goodwill this Holiday Season

Goodwill supports numerous community-wide initiatives, including their Thanksgiving Dinner and Resource Fair.

MACo Summer Conference 2024 in Ocean City

Old Line hosted a welcome reception at MACo, which brings together 3,000 leaders from all levels of Maryland state government.

In Louisville for the National Conference of State Legislatures

Old Line’s team was on hand for the nation’s largest gathering of legislators and legislative staff.

New Laws Take Effect July 1 in Maryland

New laws impact ticket sales, indoor vaping, grants for tech startups, alcohol delivery and more.

Additional Bills Signed into Law for 2024

Nearly 350 bills were signed into law by Maryland Governor Wes Moore on May 16th, the final post-session bill-signing day.

Bills Signed Into Law by Governor Moore

Governor Wes Moore has now signed more than 400 bills into law following the 2024 Maryland legislative session.

2024 Legislative Session Wrap-Up

Sherry Nickerson highlights some of the bills that will be sent to Maryland Governor Wes Moore for his signature in the coming weeks.

Less than One Month to Go in Maryland Legislative Session

Late nights and a lockdown, fiery debates, and fish? The Maryland General Assembly is closing in on the end of its annual legislative session.

2024 Legislative Session Preview

The Moore administration and the Maryland General Assembly are facing some tough decisions on the budget, juvenile justice, education reform, and the environment.

A Look Ahead: 2024 Legislative Issues

The Department of Legislative Services outlined several topics likely to be addressed in the upcoming Maryland Legislative Session, including artificial intelligence, cannabis, and unused funding opportunities.

American Joe’s Bar Featured on WMAR

As the Baltimore Museum of Industry highlights The Neighborhood Corner Bar in a new exhibit, WMAR met up with American Joe and his brother to reminisce about their family bar.

Changes Coming to Maryland Legislature

With the departure of Senator Melony G. Griffith to become CEO of the Maryland Hospital Association, several changes are ahead for the Maryland General Assembly.

New Laws Now in Effect in Maryland

Passed by the Maryland General Assembly, new laws address firearms, child sexual abuse cases and more.

Summer Social at Bark Social

At our last Summer Social of the season, we were joined by many adorable furry friends.

Why We Chose the Old Line Name

Heralded for their heroism during the August 27, 1776 Battle of Long Island, it was the Maryland 400 that earned the “old line” moniker from George Washington.

At the MACo Summer Conference in Ocean City

The Old Line team enjoyed meeting with legislators, state and county government officials, clients, partners and new contacts during this year’s conference

Summer Social Event Series Travels to Columbia

Old Line enjoyed a great evening at Hysteria Brewing in Howard County for its second Summer Social of the season.

Adult Recreational Cannabis Use Now Legal in Maryland

People age 21 and older can buy cannabis products from licensed dispensaries in Maryland as long as they show government-issued photo ID to prove their age.

New Laws Go Into Effect July 1

From cannabis to Title IX, from guns to education, many new laws are set to go into effect on July 1.

Vetoes from Governor Moore

In his final actions addressing bills passed in the 2023 Legislative Session, Governor Wes Moore issued a handful of vetoes.

Hundreds More Bills Signed by Governor

Legislation has been signed on topics that include cannabis, healthcare, abortion, gun safety, a service-year program, volunteerism in the state, economic development, state elections, waste water systems, and more.

Representing CMI’s Recycling Goals for Maryland

This year, Old Line Government Affairs has supported the Can Manufacturers Institute on a bill that would increase the recycling of cans in an effort to reduce pollution.

2023 Legislative Session Wrap-Up

Old Line’s Sherry Nickerson reviews key topics covered during the 445th session of the Maryland General Assembly.

Crossover Day in the Maryland General Assembly

Hundreds of bills, and 20 days to go. Read the latest on this important milestone in the current legislative session.

Green Bag Appointments Announced

Maryland’s Secretary of Appointments presented Governor Wes Moore with 307 appointments to more than 60 state boards and commissions.

Legislation Introduced Following Moore’s State of the State Address

As session has commenced, Governor Moore’s initiatives were recently introduced in legislative form on the House floor.

Latest Cabinet Appointments for Moore Administration

Agriculture, Environment, Planning and Commerce among the latest cabinet posts appointed by Governor Wes Moore.

Inauguration of Governor Wes Moore and Lt. Governor Aruna Miller

Making history in Maryland as the state’s first black Governor and as the first woman of color to be elected lieutenant governor, respectively, both were sworn into office today in Annapolis.

Additional Cabinet Posts Announced by Moore

Nearing the start of Wes Moore’s first day in office, he announced additional appointments for his cabinet.

Moore Administration Announces Cabinet Posts

Multiple announcements coming from the Moore administration include key cabinet posts and staff hires.

The 445th Maryland General Assembly Convenes

From now through April, legislators will address numerous issues affecting residents and businesses in the 2023 Legislative Session.

Transition Team: Moore Adds to Policy Committees

Saying that his transition team “looks like the state of Maryland,” Governor-Elect Wes Moore recently announced new members of multiple policy committees.

Moore Adds to Transition and State House Leadership Teams

Governor-Elect Wes Moore and Lt. Gov.-elect Aruna Miller continued to bolster their transition and State House leadership teams this week with multiple announcements.

A History-Making Election

History was made this week with the election of Maryland’s first African-American Governor, Wes Moore, and the election of Maryland’s first female Comptroller, Brooke Lierman.

Yumi Hogan Honored by Boy Scouts of America

Old Line was proud to be part of the Good Scout Award event honoring First Lady Yumi Hogan alongside their client, The Boy Scouts of America – Baltimore Area Council.

Cannabis on the November Ballot

Question #4 on the ballot addresses the legalization of adult recreational use of marijuana in Maryland.

Architectural Design Excellence in Maryland

The American Institute of Architects Maryland chapter, a client of Old Line Government Affairs, recently hosted its annual Excellence in Design Awards celebration.

A Timeline to Celebrate Old Line’s Anniversary

We’re proud to celebrate MORE than just our anniversary. Thank you to our clients and supporters who have trusted us with more than their business, but a relationship. View a timeline of our first 6 years!

New Laws Take Effect October 1

New laws regarding child safety seats and moving over for stopped vehicles take effect today.

Old Line to Host Reception at MACo

Join us for a Taco Thursday dinner reception at MACo in Ocean City!

Maryland Primary Election Results

We’ve compiled results and news coverage from Maryland’s Primary Election, and will continue to track updates as mail-in votes are tabulated.

Bills Going Into Law Without Hogan’s Signature

Nearly 300 additional bills will go into law without Governor Hogan’s signature, and 18 measures have been vetoed.

Lobbyists Secure Even More Funding for Goodwill

Old Line secured additional funding for Goodwill through legislation recently signed by Governor Hogan, adding to financial support secured through the Executive Branch.

Lobbying Results in Success for Healthcare Distribution Alliance

Great news for Old Line client HDA! Legislation amending reporting requirements for PSAOs was recently signed by Governor Hogan.

Hogan Signs 140 More Bills Into Law

Included in this set of legislation is a $4 billion capital budget and additional funding for Old Line’s client Goodwill.

105 Additional Bills Signed Into Law

Bills signed by Governor Hogan cover topics ranging from cybersecurity and drug overdoses to student loans and solidarity with Ukraine.

Lobbyists Address Reporting Requirements for HDA

Old Line Government Affairs aided their client HDA by lobbying for legislation to clean up reporting requirements outlined in a 2020 bill.

Procurement Defense for Client’s Digital Vaccination Verification System

When a Maryland legislator filed a bill that potentially harmed a company’s ability to engage in business with the state, a call to Old Line’s lobbyists made a big difference.

100+ Bills Signed into Law by Governor Hogan

The bills address public safety, jobs, environmental stewardship and mental health resources, as well as the criminal justice system.

Advancing Legislation for Parent Advocate Group

Working with legislators and education and disability rights stakeholders, Old Line advanced a bill that had been stuck in committee for the past three Sessions.

Cannabis and 4/20: Details Behind the Date

Today is 4/20 – the ubiquitous cannabis holiday, also known as 420. But do you know how the day got its name?

Maryland Legislative Maps Finalized

The Maryland Court of Appeals has rejected a challenge to recently re-drawn legislative maps, allowing new redistricting to take effect for the upcoming election.

Hogan Signs 79 Bills Into Law

Just hours after the close of the Maryland General Assembly’s 2022 Legislative Session, Governor Hogan signed 79 bills into law.

2022 Legislative Session Wrap-Up

Our experts provide an overview of the Maryland Legislature’s accomplishments during the 2022 Legislative Session.

UPDATE: Assembly Overrides Governor’s Vetoes

Twenty-four hours after the Governor opted to veto several bills, the Maryland General Assembly met and voted to override many of them, allowing several new bills to go into law.

Vetoes and Bills Allowed to Become Law Ahead of Session’s End

Ten bills were vetoed on Friday, including the Abortion Care Access Act and the Time to Care Act. More than 25 bills were left unsigned and allowed to go into law, including the Climate Solutions Now Act of 202 and a ban on ghost guns.

New Congressional Map Approved by Governor

Maryland finally has an approved congressional map, leading up to the primary now scheduled for July 19.

The Founding of the Maryland Film Commission

In the late 1970s, American Joe had a hand in creating the Maryland Film Commission through the legislature, taking it from almost last to 8th in the country for motion picture and TV productions.

Press Release: Old Line Government Affairs Proudly Presents “American Joe Week”

Enjoy stories, anecdotes and unique highlights about Senior Government Affairs Director American Joe Miedusiewski.

American Joe is a Champ!

From the archives: Check out American Joe in this commercial from his campaign for Governor of Maryland.

American Joe Week: “Dear Bruce, thanks for the juice!”

Cheers to American Joe! In this installment of American Joe Week, find out why you may want to have some OJ in your glass.

Tax Relief for Maryland Retirees

$2 billion in tax relief, spread out over 5 years, will provide savings for retirees, small businesses, and low-income families in Maryland.

American Joe: From Aerial Militia to Annapolis

Before he ventured into the legislative world, American Joe was a member of the Maryland Air National Guard from 1969 to 1975.

Miedusiewski’s Maryland: The American Joe Story

This week, we’re proud to showcase one of Baltimore’s greatest and most beloved politicians through the eyes of the people who knew him best for a series we’re calling “American Joe Week.”

Judge Rejects Congressional Redistricting Plan for Maryland

BREAKING NEWS: A Maryland judge has rejected a proposed congressional redistricting plan and requested a new map by March 30th.

Relief at the Pump: Hogan Approves Emergency Gas Tax Suspension

Hoping to pay less at the gas pump? Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has signed an emergency measure to suspend the state’s gas tax.

Old Line President Tim Braue Recognized as a 2022 Leader in Law

Recognizing dedication to clients as well as the community, The Daily Record has named Tim E. Braue to its 2022 listing of Leaders in Law.

Legalization of Marijuana: Bill Huber Provides Insight

Read Bill Huber’s full article in the Baltimore Business Journal for insights and what he sees as opportunities for marketplace success around cannabis in Maryland.

Fundraising Update: What’s in the Bank?

As we near closer to the June primary, many are wondering just how much each candidate has in the bank. We’ve got the stats.

Governor Hogan’s Final State of the State

Governor Larry Hogan delivered his final State of the State address this week and highlighted accomplishments from his tenure, saying “We changed Maryland for the better,” and that “…we must all learn to live with this virus, not to live in fear of it.”

Guest Blog: Cameras in Special Education Classrooms

What happens when nonverbal special education students are abused, but cannot tell their parents what happened? House Bill 226 could help protect the most vulnerable students.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: January 20, 2022

We’re “not out of the woods” says Hogan, but numbers are trending in the right direction.

Governor Hogan Presents 2023 Budget

Upon the start of his last year in office, Governor Larry Hogan presented his FY 2023 budget today in Annapolis.

Cannabis in Maryland: A Timeline

In 2014, medical cannabis was legalized in the State of Maryland with the passage of House Bill 881, which established the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission (MMCC). But how did we get here, and where is legislation headed in 2022?

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: January 4, 2022

State of Emergency declared, National Guard activated, 20 new testing sites opening and more COVID-19 updates from Hogan.

Issue Papers for the 2022 Legislative Session

This year’s Issue Papers presented to the Maryland General Assembly feature 250 pages covering topics ranging from healthcare to business regulation.

Special Session Underway in Maryland General Assembly

A special session of the Maryland General Assembly is currently underway, tackling select topics including redistricting ahead of the 2022 session, which convenes on January 12th.

Webinar: The Maryland Minority Business Enterprise Program

In this exclusive procurement-focused webinar, learn how minority-owned businesses can create additional revenue streams with the state of Maryland through the MBE program.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: December 1, 2021

Governor Hogan’s press conference included updates regarding the omicron variant, as well as vaccine and booster stats.

Sherry Nickerson Joins Board of Directors for Starboard Society

Starboard Society is a Maryland non-profit organization dedicated to helping working Maryland families.

Sports Betting Approved for Five Casinos

The Maryland Sports Wagering Application Review Commission recently approved sports betting for five casinos in Maryland.

House Cannabis Referendum and Legalization Workgroup: Endocannabinoid System

What if you were told our bodies were built to break down and absorb cannabis? Dr. Patricia Frye presented details at a recent Maryland workgroup session.

Online with Old Line: Senator Justin Ready

A Carroll County native, Senator Justin Ready has always been interested in history, current events, and public policy.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Carl Anderton

Delegate Carl Anderton is nothing if not charismatic, and uses his charisma and experience to advocate for District 38B, Wicomico County.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Chris Adams

A fifth-generation Marylander, Delegate Chris Adams is proud of his roots on the Eastern Shore.

Online with Old Line: Senator Addie Eckardt

Senator Addie Eckardt is known for many things — her passion, her drive, and the color pink.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Anne Kaiser

Growing up in Montgomery County, Delegate Anne Kaiser says she always knew she wanted to get into the political sphere.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Terri Hill

A practicing plastic surgeon, Delegate Terri Hill has been guiding people through healing for nearly 30 years.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Mike Griffith

Delegate Mike Griffith grew up in Aberdeen in foster care, and says he finds his experience helpful in relating to issues and policies that come across his desk.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Harry Bhandari

Getting into politics at the age of 15, Delegate Bhandari was advocating for others even before he came to the United States from Nepal.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Kathy Szeliga

A former educator, small business owner, wife, mom, and grandmother, Delegate Szeliga says she ran for office because there “weren’t enough lawmakers that had practical backgrounds.”

Bayside with Old Line in Ocean City

The sun setting. Seagulls cawing in the background. Drinks flowing. Good conversation and greater company. Thank you to our sponsors and to all those who joined us for Bayside with Old Line!

Online with Old Line: Senator Will Smith

Representing the district where he was born and raised, Senator Smith is proud to represent the “vibrant” and “evolving” District 20 in Montgomery County.

Online with Old Line: Senator Jeff Waldstreicher

Saying he got into politics “by accident,” Senator Waldstreicher saw an opportunity and took it when he was elected into a vacant seat.

Online with Old Line: Senator Melony Griffith

A graduate of Howard University and a social worker by training, Senator Griffith represents the central and southern areas of Prince George’s County.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Kirill Reznik

Citing his early-childhood immigration from the Soviet Union at the height of the Cold War as part of the reason he became so interested in politics, Delegate Kirill Reznik is a busy man, father and legislator.

Online with Old Line: Senator Shelly Hettleman

Describing her district as “Maryland in miniature,” Senator Shelly Hettleman is proud to represent the same place where she herself grew up.

Online with Old Line: Senator Chris West

Senator Chris West describes his political career as “a way to give back.” First running for office at 64 years old, he says he wants to give back all the “blessings” he’s seen in his life.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Joseline Pena-Melnyk

An immigrant from the Dominican Republic, Delegate Joseline Peña-Melnyk is an “island girl” with a passion for civil rights, equity and advancing her community.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Regina T. Boyce

Hailing from the Caribbean, Delegate Regina T. Boyce never imagined herself a legislator, but has always wanted to help and uplift her community.

Online with Old Line: Senator Brian Feldman

From busting brothels to bingo calling, Senator Brian Feldman has led a colorful and storied career.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Charles Otto

A native of Somerset County, Maryland, Delegate Charles Otto currently lives in the house where he grew up, having only changed his address for the 3 years when he attended Virginia Tech.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Jason Buckel

Maryland Delegate and House Minority Leader Jason Buckel was born and raised in Allegany County, the district he now represents. He’s a practicing lawyer and an avid sports fan.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Kumar Barve

He once worked for a satellite company, where ideas were inspired by science fiction novels. Now, Delegate Kumar Barve draws inspiration from everything around him.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Kathleen Dumais

Delegate Kathleen Dumais takes to heart the importance of family both in her role as a lawyer and in representing Maryland’s hard-working families in the Maryland General Assembly.

Online with Old Line: Delegate Eric Luedtke

Teaching middle school for 11 years gave Delegate Eric Luedtke tremendous lessons on multitasking that he now applies to his role as a legislator and the House Majority Leader.

Online with Old Line: Legislator Interview Series

We are proud to present an all-new interview series featuring Maryland’s State Senators and Delegates.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: July 7, 2021

In Governor Hogan’s press briefing, he outlined the “VAX U” program, which will provide a lottery of scholarships for youth aged 12-17 who get the vaccine.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: June 15, 2021

Beginning July 1st, the State of Emergency in Maryland will be lifted and all government restrictions in place due to the pandemic will be rescinded.

Unemployment Benefits – House Economic Matters Committee Updates

Supplemental unemployment benefits are slated to end on July 3 in Maryland. The House Economic Matters Committee provided updates on the numbers and the potential business impacts.

Lobbyists Empower Changes to Renewable Energy Bill

Old Line’s lobbyists successfully advocated for changes that impacted their client’s renewable power business – a key win following this legislative session.

New Bills Include Language Addressing Tax Concerns for Online Cigar Businesses

Old Line Government Affairs helped its client The Cigar Association of America with legislation that impacts the way tax is calculated for online cigar companies.

Hundreds of New Bills to Become Law

Governor Hogan recently vetoed several bills and allowed hundreds of other House and Senate bills to become law without his signature.

Long-Awaited Settlement for HBCUs in Maryland

Derrick Covington provides an overview of the State’s historic legislation that provides a $577 million settlement to HBCUs.

Old Line Scores a Win for the NFL

Our lobbyists addressed specific areas of concern for the NFL regarding sports betting legislation in order to protect players and ensure fairness.

Legislative Win for Old Line’s Utilities Clients Delivers Huge Savings for Residents

Lobbying efforts from Old Line Government Affairs helped secure major cost savings for municipally owned utility customers.

Legislative Update: 226 Bills Signed, New Laws for 2021

Governor Hogan recently signed another batch of bills into law following the 2021 Legislative Session. Despite the pandemic, legislators have reiterated to Old Line that this session has been incredibly productive, and the legislation will be impactful.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: May 20, 2021

Get your shot for a shot to win! Maryland Department of Health partners with Maryland Lottery for $2 million in prizes for vaccinated residents.

Telehealth and Maryland Legislation: 2021 and Beyond

As the world pivoted to telehealth options during the pandemic, legislation from this past session and in the future will provide guidance for providers and patients. Telehealth is here to stay.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: May 14, 2021

Following the CDC’s updates, Governor Hogan is lifting the mask mandate for Marylanders while indoors and outside, with the only exceptions being public transportation, healthcare institutions and schools.

Should Cryptocurrency Be Regulated?

Bitcoin, Ethereum and now Dogecoin – thanks to Elon Musk’s recent appearance on Saturday Night Live – are getting a lot of attention. Will cryptocurrency be subject to regulation or legislation in the near future?

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: May 12, 2021

Governor Hogan announced that capacity restrictions will be lifted on all businesses beginning this Saturday, while the mask mandate continues until 70% of all adults receive their first shot. Kids as young as 12 will now also be eligible to receive a vaccine.

Rep. Jamie Raskin Interview with Jmore

From the state of our democracy to polarizing divisions across the country, Rep. Jamie Raskin spoke in-depth with Jmore in a recent interview.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: May 6, 2021

To support our youth, Maryland is launching Project Bounce Back with $25 million in resources, partnering with Boys & Girls Clubs and underscoring mental health support services.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: April 28, 2021

Effectively immediately, masks and face coverings are no longer required outdoors. Hogan notes that 60% of Maryland residents age 18+ have been vaccinated and the state’s case rate has dropped 33% in the past two weeks.

Supporting the Chesapeake Arts Center

We were proud to be part of the 8th Annual Chip in for the Arts Golf Tournament supporting the Chesapeake Arts Center in bringing art education to the community. Nemphos Braue LLC and Old Line’s Brett Lininger represented us on the greens!

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: April 21, 2021

With 4 million vaccinated, Maryland launches “No Arm Left Behind” campaign to reach more. The Vaccine Equity Task Force is is also adding clinics to Morgan State, Bowie State, senior and neighborhood centers.

Legislative Update: Hogan Signs 66 Bills Into Law

Today, Governor Hogan signed 66 bills covering topics such as telehealth, compensation for the wrongly convicted, mental health, broadband infrastructure and more.

2021 Legislative Session Wrap-Up

Persevering through three months of Zoom hearings and masked testifying on the House and Senate floors, the Maryland legislature accomplished important initiatives addressing telehealth services, sports betting, police reform, pay for essential workers and more.

Old Line Welcomes Meredith Riley to the Team

Meredith Riley joined Old Line Government Affairs in April 2021 and supports the team’s lobbying and government relations efforts. She previously served as a paralegal and law clerk for local firms in Maryland, assisting with research, pleadings, documentation, memorandums and database management.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: April 5, 2021

ALL Marylanders age 16+ can get a vaccine at a mass vaccination site beginning tomorrow. A no-appointment-necessary walk-up line is now available in Salisbury, and coming soon to Hagerstown and additional sites.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: April 1, 2021

Starting today, ALL Marylanders age 16+ can now pre-register for the vaccine, with eligibility phases expected to accelerate; 75% of residents age 65+ have been vaccinated, federal mobile vaccination units and more vaccination sites coming soon.

Board of Public Works Liaisons Provide Insight into Maryland Procurement Process

Given our state’s one-of-a-kind procurement system and the unique role played by the Board of Public Works in approving certain government contracts, Old Line gathered together experts to provide a behind-the-scenes look at the state procurement process.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: March 23, 2021

The latest vaccine numbers for Maryland: 2 million+ vaccinated (34% of adults), Phase 2B (age 16+ with increased risk) begins 3/30, and 5 more mass vaccination sites coming.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: March 18, 2021

Governor Hogan reports that 25% of Marylanders have received a #vaccine, with Phase 2A (ages 60+) starting 3/23, Phase 2B (16+ with increased risk) beginning 3/30.

New Director of Marketing and Communications Jill Bondurant

PRESS RELEASE: Nemphos Braue and Old Line Government Affairs Add Jill Bondurant as Director of Marketing and Communications

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: March 2, 2021

Hogan announced Dr. Robert Redfield, former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will join Maryland’s COVID-19 team, and provides updates about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and more mass vaccination sites.

Webinar: Understanding State Procurement in Maryland

Old Line is bringing together state experts and liaisons to the Board of Public Works to discuss Maryland’s unique procurement process.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: February 23, 2021

Another mass vaccination site set and a pre-registration website coming next month, nearly 30k shots now administered each day, increasing reports of fraud surrounding the vaccine, and additional screening for COVID-19 variants.

UPDATE: Hogan Signs $1 Billion RELIEF Act

Introduced last month and incorporating adjustments made and passed by the General Assembly, Hogan has signed the $1 Billion RELIEF Act.

$1.5 Billion RELIEF Act Advances Through Legislature

Now headed to the House of Delegates, the Senate has approved its pandemic RELIEF package with $1.5 billion in assistance for Marylanders.

Governor Larry Hogan’s State of the State 2021

On Wednesday, February 3, 2021, Governor Larry Hogan live-streamed his State of the State address from the State House in Annapolis.

Governor’s Briefing on COVID-19: January 26, 2021

While supply continues to be limited with only 10,000 doses available each day, Hogan is expanding Phase 1 of vaccine distribution to include those who are severely immunocompromised. Mobile clinics and mass vaccination sites with National Guard support are coming soon.

Governor Hogan Press Conference: January 21, 2021

With experts insisting that in-person instruction does not increase community spread or hospitalizations, and COVID-19 numbers beginning to plateau since introduction of the vaccine, Governor Hogan urges schools to get kids in classrooms no later than March 1.