Moore Orders Juvenile Car Theft Program for Montgomery County and Baltimore

Baltimore, MD, October 13, 2026 —

Gov. Moore has ordered a new program addressing juvenile car theft in Montgomery County and Baltimore, according to the information provided. The summary identifies the program’s focus and the two locations, but does not explain what the program will involve or when it is expected to begin.

Details about the order are limited. The information does not state when Moore issued it, which agencies or organizations will carry it out, or whether funding has been allocated. It also does not describe eligibility, services, enforcement measures, or how the program’s results will be assessed.

The summary characterizes the issue as juvenile car theft but provides no figures on the number of incidents, affected young people, or the program’s intended scope. It does not say whether Montgomery County and Baltimore will receive the same approach or whether their plans will differ. No statements from the governor, local officials, law enforcement, or community groups were included.

As a result, the available information establishes that Moore ordered a new program focused on juvenile car theft in Montgomery County and Baltimore, but leaves its practical details unclear. The order’s date, implementation timeline, responsible agencies, costs, and specific measures were not provided. Further information would be needed to explain how the program is designed to operate and what changes, if any, are planned in each location.

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