Maryland Department of the Environment Awards $5.7 Million for Annapolis City Dock Project
The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) has announced $5.7 million in funding for the Annapolis City Dock project.
Baltimore, MD, October 29, 2026 — The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) has announced a significant funding allocation of $5.7 million designated for the Annapolis City Dock project. This financial commitment aims to support the ongoing development and revitalization efforts at this key waterfront location in Annapolis.
Details regarding the specific phases or intended uses of the $5.7 million were not immediately available. The funding comes from the Maryland Department of the Environment, an agency responsible for protecting and conserving the state’s natural resources and environment. The Annapolis City Dock is a central hub for the capital city, serving as a public gathering space, a commercial area, and a historic landmark.
The project’s scope and timeline will likely be further defined by city officials and MDE representatives in subsequent announcements. Further information about the project’s objectives and how the funds will be implemented is anticipated.
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