Maryland § 5-324 - IN EFFECT

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§ 5-324. IN EFFECT

    IN EFFECT

    ** IN EFFECT UNTIL JUNE 30, 2026 PER CHAPTER 679 OF 2023 **

    (a)    Repealed.

    (b)    Repealed.

    (c)    Repealed.

    (d)    Repealed.

    (e)    Repealed.

    (f)    (1)    In fiscal year 2006 and in each fiscal year thereafter, the State shall distribute grants from an appropriation in the State budget or general obligation bonds to county boards under the Aging Schools Program administered by the Interagency Commission on School Construction in amounts equal to the funding level calculated under paragraph (2) of this subsection.

        (2)    In fiscal year 2013 and in each fiscal year thereafter, the funding level for a county is the following amounts for the following counties:

            (i)    Allegany County ……………………………………....$97,791;

            (ii)    Anne Arundel County …………………………........$506,038;

            (iii)    Baltimore City.................................................... $1,387,924;

            (iv)    Baltimore County.................................................. $874,227;

            (v)    Calvert County........................................................ $38,292;

            (vi)    Caroline County .......................................................$50,074;

            (vii)    Carroll County ...................................................... $137,261;

            (viii)    Cecil County............................................................ $96,024;

            (ix)    Charles County ....................................................... $50,074;

            (x)    Dorchester County .................................................. $38,292;

            (xi)    Frederick County .................................................. $182,622;

            (xii)    Garrett County........................................................ $38,292;

            (xiii)    Harford County .................................................... $217,379;

            (xiv)    Howard County ...................................................... $87,776;

            (xv)    Kent County ........................................................... $38,292;

            (xvi)    Montgomery County ............................................ $602,651;

            (xvii)    Prince George’s County...................................... $1,209,426;

            (xviii)    Queen Anne’s County ............................................. $50,074;

            (xix)    St. Mary’s County ................................................... $50,074;

            (xx)    Somerset County..................................................... $38,292;

            (xxi)    Talbot County.......................................................... $38,292;

            (xxii)    Washington County ...............................................$134,904;

            (xxiii)    Wicomico County........................................... $106,627; and

            (xxiv)    Worcester County.................................................... $38,292.

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