Gov. Moore highlights low crime rates in announcement of law enforcement budget

In front of the Maryland State Police barracks in College Park on Thursday morning, Governor Wes Moore announced plans to propose a budget with $124.1 million to support law enforcement.

“Our administration is committed to creating a safer state for every Marylander through an all-of-the-above approach that supports law enforcement, strengthens our communities, and invests in our people,” said Moore.

This comes on the heels of historic progress made in reducing homicides and crime overall in Baltimore City and across the state of Maryland.

According to the administration, homicides across the state were down 25% in 2025 compared to 2024…

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