Maryland Governor Launches Program to Aid Port of Baltimore After Bridge Incident

Saturday, 13 April 2024, 16:44

Gov. Wes Moore led the launch of a program aimed at assisting Port of Baltimore businesses affected by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. The Port of Baltimore Worker Retention Program will provide grants to support impacted organizations, minimizing layoffs and ensuring workers are retained until full port operations resume. The initiative underscores a collaborative effort involving various government entities and highlights the commitment to aiding those affected by the bridge collapse.

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Maryland Governor's Program Supports Port of Baltimore Businesses Post Bridge Collapse

Gov. Wes Moore's Initiative

Governor's Action: Launch of a program to aid Port of Baltimore businesses post-bridge incident.
Key Assistance: Port Worker Retention Program providing grants to impacted organizations.
Retention Objective: Minimizing layoffs and ensuring worker retention until full port operations resume.

Gov. Wes Moore, alongside state and local partners, is committed to supporting affected Port of Baltimore businesses during this challenging period.

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