Baltimore County lawmakers counted school and transportation funding among their greatest successes during the tumultuous session in Annapolis, saying such positives outweighed negatives like failed attempts to block a liquid natural gas plant in Sparrows Point and close the debate on juvenile detention centers.
County legislators increased $15 million for new school construction to $35 million, and secured $2 million for renovations. Legislators also touted the Hometown Hero Act ?which reduces income taxes for retired emergency workers ? and new restrictions on where group homes can be located.
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