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Education and Economic Development Subcommittee approves budget adjustments, orders reports on multiple programs
Summary
The Education and Economic Development Subcommittee voted on a wide set of budget adjustments and narrative report requests, adopting or rejecting Senate changes on items ranging from a $1.75 million Fair Hill grant reduction to reporting requirements for MSDE, MHEC and other education programs.
The Education and Economic Development Subcommittee met to consider the governor’s fiscal recommendations and moved through the white decision packet and yellow supplemental pages, approving a series of motions to adopt, reject or modify Senate actions and directing multiple reports.
The subcommittee’s actions touched K–12, early‑childhood and higher‑education programs and several economic development grants. Analyses from staff (identified in the meeting as analysts and DLS recommendations) framed each item; the panel voted in favor of motions to adopt DLS language in some cases and to concur with the Senate in others.
Among the clearest policy moves was an item on the Maryland Stadium Authority: the Department of Legislative Services recommended a $1,750,000 reduction to the annual five‑star grant at Fair Hill after the event was canceled. As the analyst explained, “On page 7, we have a $1,750,000 recommended reduction to the annual 5 star at Fair Hill.” The committee approved a motion to reject the Senate change and adopt the DLS recommendation.
The committee also adopted a $100,000 restriction on MSDE headquarters funds pending a report on corrective actions taken after a…
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