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Maryland Senate adopts wide slate of bills, honors NCNW at opening session
Summary
In a largely unanimous floor session Feb. 26, the Maryland Senate adopted multiple third‑reading bills across health, public safety, and administrative topics and presented a ceremonial resolution honoring the State Coalition of the National Council of Negro Women and Win With Black Women.
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Senate on Feb. 26 took final action on a broad set of third‑reading bills and opened the day with a ceremonial resolution thanking the State Coalition of the National Council of Negro Women and Win With Black Women for their inaugural legislative day of action.
The Senate clerk read the resolution and the chamber unanimously thanked the coalition. “The Senate of Maryland unanimously thanks you for your service and advocacy and appreciates your incredible work in Maryland,” the presiding officer said during the presentation.
The floor moved quickly through third‑reading calendars. Clerk announcements and roll calls recorded the final passage of multiple bills, most by margins of 43 or 44 affirmative votes. Among the measures declared passed were:
- Senate Bill 113, the "Longevity Ready Maryland Act," declared passed (44‑0); - Senate Bill 123, changes to the oversight committee on quality of care…
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