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Among the new changes are new income tax rates on households earning at least $500,000 a year.
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Beginning in October, the state will no longer require a bachelor’s degree to get a residential real estate appraiser license.
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The governor highlighted components of the measure designed to boost teacher recruitment and training.
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Council passes legislation mirroring state rules, limiting local authority to projects under one megawatt.
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Governor Wes Moore has until May 27th to sign, veto or let bills become law without his signature. The tracker will be updated as bills are signed into law.
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Lawmakers passed the bill over concerns about the state budget.
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Reporters covering lawmakers in Annapolis review the 2025 session, which ended on Monday.
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Maryland Department of Labor cited federal uncertainty as the primary reason for pushing the program back.
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The state could see a loss of $16 billion over ten years.
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The bill is one of 94 the Democrat signed into law Tuesday.