The Maryland General Assembly website will be out of service this weekend from Friday at 5 p.m. till Monday at 8 a.m.
Karl Aro, director of the Department of Legislative Services, said the shutdown just involves moving the server and other equipment as part of routine maintenance for the site. There is also no word on when the Governor’s Redistricting Advisory Committee will release its congressional plan.
Day: September 22, 2011
State Roundup, September 22, 2011
State’s economic future on shaky ground; O’Malley to target joblessness in special session; scientists swarm to Bay following latest storms; state Bay cleanup requirements frustrating local jurisdictions; Landow to bid on Rocky Gap casino; some of BGE bill on Irene cleanup to be passed along to consumers; bigger Howard County Council considered; and city budget shortfall predicted.
Md. revenues up slightly, but fiscal boards cautious about slow growth
The state’s economy is growing extremely slowly, and two fiscal regulatory bodies recommended caution on Wednesday as the state goes forward.The estimates for the rest of fiscal year 2012 indicate that the state will take in $195 million more than initially anticipated, showing revenue growth of 4.2%.
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