ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore brought his statewide “Delivering for Maryland” tour to Baltimore County on Friday, showcasing state investments aimed at expanding homeownership for public servants, upgrading facilities for older adults, and supporting the state’s agricultural industry.
During the multi-stop visit, Moore announced a new state mortgage initiative designed to help first responders and educators purchase homes, toured a newly renovated senior center, and addressed farming leaders at the Maryland State Fair.
The governor began his day at the Baltimore County Police Department’s Precinct 4, holding a roundtable discussion with emergency personnel regarding local housing affordability. Following the meeting, Moore unveiled the First Homes for First Responders and Teachers mortgage program through the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development…