Michael Sanderson of the Maryland Association of Counties told Queen Anne's County officials the state is facing a multi‑billion dollar shortfall that could lead to revenue changes and cost‑shifts to local governments; he highlighted housing, energy costs and tax uncertainty.

Representatives from the Maryland Association of Counties told commissioners the state faces multi‑billion-dollar shortfalls and highlighted key issues for counties — affordability, electric rates, housing shortages, cannabis revenue guidance delays, and a looming decision on paid family leave. They urged local advocacy in the upcoming General Assembly.

The board voted to set an annual residential sewer-allocation cap of 15,000 gallons effective Jan. 1, 2027, and directed the county attorney to draft an amendment to raise high-school APFO service standards to 110% for introduction Sept. 8 with a public hearing Sept. 21; the action accompanies the moratorium expiration and allocation clarifications.

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Commissioners greenlight 8.92 miles of road resurfacing in fiscal year 26.

Commissioners express concerns over Senate Bill 931's effect on land use and solar developments.