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US Army Corps of Engineers
The Mid-Chesapeake Bay Island project provides a long-term strategy for placement of material dredged from the approach channels to the Port of Baltimore while maximizing the use of dredged materials as a beneficial resource. Mid-Bay will restore and expand approximately 2,000 acres of island habitat that will be utilized by fish, shellfish, reptiles, amphibians, and migratory and shore birds. Preconstruction engineering and design for the project has been fully funded and USACE is ready for a n
$37.5M
City of Annapolis
A regional economic hub, an international heritage site, and an iconic public space, City Dock is also at the front lines of climate change and endures an increasing number of punishing floods each year. The redesigned and reengineered City Dock will have a transformative effect on the downtown experience, the economy, and the environment. As a world-class waterfront park, the City Dock will be able to host more events, welcome more visitors, expand cultural programs, invigorate downtown commerc
$20.0M
City of Annapolis
City Dock is an economic and cultural hub in Annapolis, accommodating small businesses, restaurants, boaters, tourists, and residents. It is also subject to climate change-driven flooding that can prevent access to buildings and cause damage. Federal funds will be used to support the development, design and construction of flood mitigation and resiliency infrastructure including installation of flood barriers, reduction in non-pervious areas, storm-drain improvements, storm water pump-stations,
$20.0M
Maryland Transit Administration
I request $20 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Baltimore Penn Station Facilities and Multi-Modal Access Project. This project proposes a suite of station facilities enhancements, including multi-modal infrastructure investments to facilitate walking, bicycling, transit, and shared ride access to and from one of the main gateways to Baltimore and the eight busiest passenger rail station in our national system. Improved connection to the station from the surrounding comm
$20.0M
Pikesville Armory Foundation
Funds will redevelop an aging, vacant 14-acre campus of historic buildings into a public park with green space, playgrounds, athletic fields, art, and education. This project will serve local communities in Pikesville and the entire northwest Baltimore region.
$9.9M
Anne Arundel County
Brooklyn Park Teen Center
$8.0M
Charles County Maryland
Funds will be used for the planning, design, engineering, and environmental review process for the development of a 19-mile fixed-route, high-capacity transit service from the Branch Avenue Metrorail Station in Camp Springs to Waldorf/White Plains. The transit corridor would help alleviate traffic between Washington D.C. and Charles County and serve as a catalyst for economic and job growth. It is a top priority for Charles County.
$5.0M
Maryland Department of Transportation
MD 5 Reconstruction at Great Mills – Construction Funding
$5.0M
Charles County Maryland
I request $5 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the design, engineering, and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process, and secure a Record of Decision for the development of a 19-mile fixed-route, highcapacity transit service from the Branch Avenue Metrorail Station in Camp Springs to Waldorf/White Plains. The SMRT transit corridor benefits the resident population of approximately 439,000 with an estimated ridership of 28,000 people in Prince George’s and Charles Cou
$5.0M
Anne Arundel County, Maryland
Crownsville Meyer Building Rehabilitation
$5.0M
Charles County
Funds will support a high-capacity transit service to alleviate one of the most congested commutes in the country, ignite job growth in target development areas in Southern Maryland, and reduce emissions.
$5.0M
Charles County
Funding will be used to advance design, engineering, and environmental review process for the development of a 19-mile fixed-route, high-capacity transit service from the Branch Avenue Metrorail Station in Camp Springs to Waldorf/White Plains.
$5.0M
City of Frederick
East Street Trail Liberty Road Bridge Crossing Project
$4.8M
City of Cumberland
Fayette Street Bridge Replacement
$4.8M
Maryland Department of Transportation
The City of Frederick’s project would allow for the construction of the East Street Rails with Trails: Shared-Use Pathway Liberty Road Bridge Crossing project. This a 3.7-mile, 12’-wide multi-use pathway providing access from MARC station to the Monocacy River at the Mill Island neighborhood. This project is a key component of the City’s Shared-Use Path and On-Street Bike network expansion, designed to facilitate safe travel throughout the City of Frederick without the need or use of an automobi
$4.7M
Greater Baltimore Urban League
Funds will be used to restore the Historic Orchard Street Church, the city’s oldest standing structure, as a headquarters and outreach center for the Greater Baltimore Urban League. It will also house a new community clinic in collaboration with Morgan State University’s new medical school.
$4.7M
End Hunger in Calvert County
End Hunger’s new warehouse will include a food pantry, culinary workforce development program, and a collaboration space for nonprofits serving the community. Funds will support completion of the workforce training and nonprofit spaces.
$4.4M
Frederick County
This project would ensure uninterrupted power supplies for Frederick County's critical services by installing solar battery backup and diesel generators to generate power during a during a power outage.
$4.2M
Town of Poolesville
Fisher Avenue Streetscape Project
$4.2M
City of Annapolis
Funds will be used to construct a dynamic public space that will serve as the gateway to the Chesapeake Bay, providing direct access to the water with welcoming green space for visitors and residents including Annapolis' underserved urban communities.
$4.0M
Arena Players Inc.
Arena Players Incorporated Capital Improvements 2022-2023
$4.0M
New Shiloh Community Development Corporation
Funds will be used to support the construction of the New Shiloh Cultural Arts and Recreation Center, which is the 8th and final project in the development plan for New Shiloh Village. The Center will service the Village and Greater Mondawmin area with basketball camps, track and field training, weight and exercise rooms, tutoring programs, and mentoring for local youth. It will also house existing programs, including the Carter Children Center for tutoring, the Mentoring Male Youth Program, Sen
$4.0M
Mount St. Mary's University
Mount St. Mary's Expanding STEM Access, Innovation and Workforce Development in Rural Maryland
$4.0M
Boys & Girls Club of Washington County
Boys & Girls Club of Washington County (BGCWC) Pennsylvania Avenue Clubhouse Replacement Project
$4.0M
Greater Baltimore Urban League, Inc.
Funds would support the construction, architecture and engineering costs to renovate the historic Orchard Street Church into a headquarters and outreach center for the Greater Baltimore Urban League, as well as a new community clinic in collaboration with Morgan State University’s Medical School.
$4.0M
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