$16.2 Million Awarded To Support Small Businesses And Community Revitalization Across Maryland

ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Governor Wes Moore today announced that the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development has awarded more than $16.2 million to assist small businesses and support local revitalization projects and activities. Grants from the Business Boost Microgrant Program, the Main Street Improvement Grant, and Project Restore 2.0 will provide funds to 121 businesses,…

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$16.2 Million Awarded To Support Small Businesses And Community Revitalization Across Maryland

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