AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSubmarine Shipyard: Anduril plans a $3.7 billion manufacturing complex at Sparrows Point, backed by a Navy contract worth up to $2.9 billion. The project is expected to create more than 3,100 Maryland jobs, with production targeted for 2030. State Oversight: A Maryland audit found $203.3 million in corrections overtime in fiscal 2025, including 6,631 instances in which employees exceeded the state’s 80-hour limit in a pay period. Auditors said similar problems had surfaced in earlier reviews. Election Polling: A new UMBC poll puts Gov. Wes Moore ahead of Dan Cox, 51% to 24%, but finds 53% oppose a congressional redistricting measure and more than three-quarters oppose new data centers in Maryland. Public Safety: Baltimore police released a sketch of a suspect in the September killing of Sophie Lee in Charles Village. Separately, a jury convicted former priest William Mannion of sexually abusing a Catonsville student in the 1990s. Fort Meade: Maryland lawmakers are urging Congress to preserve $11 million for service-member care after five suicides at the base over five weeks this summer.
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