Governor-elect Larry Hogan is pledging to deliver to Maryland’s business community a customer service-oriented state bureaucracy and regulatory agencies whose role will not be to punish job creators, but to work with them to find ways to get the job done so that everyone wins. Hogan and a panel of the Maryland General Assembly’s top leaders from both parties spoke to more than 200 members of the Maryland Economic Development Association on January 15 in Annapolis, the second day of the legislative session and six days before the new governor’s inauguration. Senate President Mike Miller, House Speaker Michael Busch, Senate Minority Leader J. B. Jennings and House Minority Leader Nicholaus Kipke all pledged a bi-partisan spirit to work together to strengthen Maryland’s business climate and to address Maryland’s budget deficit challenges.
Posted on: Sun, 18 Jan 2015 20:26:24 +0000
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