After the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in March 2024, Wes Moore worked with the federal government to obtain funding to replace it. A cargo ship had struck the bridge, killing six workers and disrupting an important part of Baltimore’s skyline and the state’s economy. While plans moved forward for replacing the bridge, Maryland worked to clear debris from the collapse. The state reopened the Port of Baltimore less than three months after the bridge fell.
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