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What projects is my government investing in Baltimore?

Every tracked government-money announcement directed at Baltimore — themes, programs, levels of government, and the largest verifiable amounts.

Summary

Public money is spread across physical and social systems, with transport and education among the most frequent themes. The biggest named commitments include $100 million for affordable housing and $96.6 million in access grants for low-income students.

WATCH Watch whether large housing and education commitments turn into visible local delivery.
Themes
Money trail — largest place-directed
DateThemeLevelAmountWhat
2026-04EnergyNational$100 MillionMaryland Governor Wes Moore signed the fiscal 2027 state budget into law, allocating $100 million to offset costs tied to the Strategic Energy Investment Fund…
2025-12Defense SecurityNational$100 MillionThe U.S. Air Force awarded Northrop Grumman a sole-sourced contract worth up to $100 million for Stand-in Attack Weapon systems under the SiAW program.
2023-01TransportState / Province$100 MillionGovernor Hogan announced $100 million in state funding for the I-81 Phase 2 interstate improvement project to widen four lanes and widen six lanes.
2022-03Urban HousingLocal$100 MillionBaltimore mayor announced $100 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding for affordable housing initiatives including community development and Vac
2020-10OtherNational$100 MillionA proposed $100 million federal program to expand police response capacity through five-year initiation grants is being introduced by Maryland Sen. Chris Van…
2024-08EducationState / Province$96.6 MillionMaryland's MHEC awarded $96.6 million in Guaranteed Access Grants to 6,401 low-income students for the school year
2022-04EducationLocal$96 MillionBaltimore County allocated $96 million in new local and state funding for new and renovated school construction
2022-07OtherNational$95 MillionThe U.S. federal government awarded Maryland a $95 million grant from the Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund to connect over 16,000 homes and businesses to…
2023-07EnvironmentState / Province$89.2 MillionMaryland state government allocated $89.2 million through the Program Open Space and Community Parks & Playgrounds to fund public recreat
2025-09Economy IndustryNational$88 MillionUkraine's Ministry of Economy signed an $88 million loan agreement with the IBRD to support small and medium-sized enterprises through
Most recent announcements
DateThemeLevelAmountWhat
2026-05Defense SecurityNational$516.7 MillionThe U.S. Coast Guard awarded Whiting-Turner two contracts totaling $516.7 million for construction of new training facilities at its Training Center Cape May…
2026-05EducationLocal$26.5 MillionBaltimore County Board of Education approved a $26.5 million budget appropriation transfer and a $10.54 million supplemental appropriation to address projected…
2026-05EducationLocal$1.95 BillionBaltimore City Public School District approved a $1.95 billion FY2027 operating budget covering multiple programs including literacy, math, and instruction
2026-05EducationLocal$26.5 MillionBaltimore County Board of Education approved a $26.5 million budget appropriation transfer and a $10.54 million supplemental appropriation to address projected…
2026-05Social WelfareLocal$1.88 MillionU.S. federal funding of $1.18 million was allocated through fiscal 2026 Congressionally Directed Spending to Baltimore's GVRS anti-violence initiative
2026-05Social WelfareLocal$1.2 MillionA Maryland congressional delegation awarded nearly $1.2 million to Baltimore City for the Group Violence Reduction Strategy, a violence reduction initiative
2026-04EducationLocal$5 BillionBaltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier proposed a $5 billion FY2027 budget including public safety investments, school staffing increases, and new special…
2026-04EducationNational$1.95 BillionBaltimore City Public Schools proposed a $1.95 billion FY27 budget driven by state Blueprint funding streams including concentration of poverty grants and…
2026-04EnergyNational$100 MillionMaryland Governor Wes Moore signed the fiscal 2027 state budget into law, allocating $100 million to offset costs tied to the Strategic Energy Investment Fund…
2026-04WaterNational$6.95 MillionEPA awarded a $6.95 million Drinking Water State Revolving Fund loan to the City of Baltimore for water infrastructure projects
Deeper civic analysis
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Problems vs money in Baltimore

Each theme's share of civic REPORTS vs its share of funding ANNOUNCEMENTS — the gap is where reported harm and public money diverge

Crime, Police & Securityproblem 49.8% · money 5.7%
Roads & Transportproblem 18.9% · money 14.2%
Urban & Infrastructureproblem 5.0% · money 7.5%
Public Healthproblem 2.9% · money 5.4%
Environment, River & Waterproblem 0.7% · money 6.4%
Welfare & Socialproblem 1.8% · money 8.9%
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Public money in Baltimore — by theme

1,045 funding announcements naming Baltimore

Education220announcements
Other175announcements
Transport148announcements
Economy & Industry116announcements
Social Welfare93announcements
Urban & Housing78announcements
Defence & Security60announcements
Health56announcements
Water37announcements
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How the money moves in Baltimore

Budget Allocation352type
Grant334type
Contract83type
Disbursement76type
Other75type
Waiver50type
Loan26type
Tax Change22type
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Who funds Baltimore — level of government

Local576announcements
National316announcements
State Province153announcements
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Largest money directed to Baltimore

Announcements whose location or recipient is this place · headline USD estimate (often scheme-wide) · year in name

Urban & Housing · 2023$300M
Urban & Housing · 2016$290M
Red Line Light Rail Construction · 2014$280M
Port Act · 2024$275M
Pension_system_bonds · 2012$260M
Health · 2024$252M
Rainy Day Fund · 2020$250M
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Funding announcements naming Baltimore over time

2026: 252016202625

amounts are announcement headlines — shown, never summed

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