Frederick County eyes growth as permits soar
Frederick County officials, led by Commissioners President Mark Hoke, celebrate 6.7 million square feet of new commercial permits this year while noting land shortages. He pushes state help on policy changes like impact fees and APO updates, signaling ongoing regional economic and infrastructure plans with frequent visits from state leaders. Local leaders urge continued coordinated effort to attract firms and develop the county.
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Pro growth board targets funds for Maryland county plan
The county advances a privatized ECDC and competitive fees to attract business. Officials cite 60,000 potential job losses from federal downsizing and stress need for the $150 million 1-70/1-270 project and eastern loop to connect airport with Md 26 to spur development and fund education.
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