The money towards the long put-off project was a part of $21 million approved for additional spending on seven active Maryland Transit Administration contracts in a Board of Public Works meeting Wednesday. It extends each contract by 18 months, including three contracts that collectively sent millions towards the Montgomery County Metro project.
Franchot wanted to make sure the contracts were “managed properly” and that the state is not “simply spending dollars because there are some hungry consultants out there.”
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Dear Eastern shore voters Are you happy you Voted For those jerks Your tax dollars at work across the bay as usual. Look how long it took to get the highway fixed on route 113 and how many deaths We need to step up to the plate all we are is a Doormat. We have to fight for everything we get. Disgusting
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