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Baltimore Region Groundbreakings:
- $32.7 million – US 29 northbound widening and sound wall construction in Howard County (started in July)
- $8.75 million – MD 32 widening in Howard County (started in July)
- $34.5 million – I-695 improvements from MD 147 to MD 41 in Baltimore County
(starts late summer) - $55-$60 million – I-695 at Leeds Avenue / US 1 interchange improvements and bridge replacements in Baltimore County (starts late fall)
Eastern Shore Groundbreakings:
- $39 million – MD 404 widening project from MD 309 to Cemetery Road in Queen Anne’s and Caroline counties (started in May)
- $4.7 million – MD 822 roundabout construction at the gateway to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore in Somerset County (started in April)
- $60.5 million – Dover Bridge replacement in Talbot and Caroline counties
(starts late summer) - $49.9 million – US 301/MD 304 Interchange construction in Queen Anne’s County
(starts this fall)
Washington Region Groundbreakings:
- $54 million – Branch Avenue Metro Station access improvements project in Prince George’s County (started in May)
- $10.6 million – Queens Chapel Road streetscape in Prince George’s County (starts this summer)
Southern Maryland Groundbreakings:
- $4.4 million – MD 4 widening project between MD 235 and Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge in St. Mary’s County (started in April)
BWI Marshall Airport:
- $125 million – Constructing secure connector between concourse D and concourse E, creating a new security checkpoint to serve domestic and international travelers, and configuring airline gates to support additional international flights (starts late 2014)
Transit Service Started in 2013:
- $139.5 million – Replacing Maryland Transit Administration’s (MTA) Kirk Avenue Bus Facility(Kirk Facility) in northeast Baltimore City ($74.7 million for Phase II was made possible thanks to the Transportation Investment Act). The two-phase project will replace the 66-year-old Kirk Facility with two new buildings: a Maintenance Building (Phase I - $64.8 million) and the Transportation and Storage Building (Phase II - $74.7 million)
(started in November 2013) - $46 million – MARC weekend service between Baltimore and Washington, D.C.
(started December 2013) - $132 million (FY 2014 - 2019) – Operating grants for local bus service including Baltimore CityCharm City Circulator, Prince George’s County The Bus, and Montgomery County Ride On(started in 2013)
5 comments:
Spreading the love all around the state for once. I'll take it.
Look at all the projects for the metro region, and one on the shore and none in the Western. We know what values we pull.
if you call this spreading the love, no wonder we on the shore are totally fu$!#
But Maryland Casino Live is holding a job fair in Atlantic City thanks to your local politicians at work.All these projects will not go to locals.
Looks like Western Maryland gets no love..
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