Maryland To Receive $90M+ In Emergency Federal Funding For COVID Response
ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) -- More than $90 million is coming to Maryland to help with the state's COVID-19 response.
The emergency federal money will reimburse Maryland for a wide range of response and mitigation efforts.
That money will also help local health departments and emergency response personnel.
Maryland has already received more than $560 million in emergency federal funding to help support the state's COVID response and vaccine rollout.
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