An America United released a video today highlighting Governor Hogan’s years-long advocacy for a bipartisan federal infrastructure bill, including his national initiative as chairman of the National Governors Association and the Annapolis infrastructure summit he convened in April.
According to Problem Solver Caucus Co-Chair Republican Brian Fitzpatrick, the bipartisan infrastructure bill started “with a bicameral, bipartisan summit with Governor Hogan in the governor’s mansion in Annapolis.”
This comes as Governor Hogan continues to set an example on delivering results on major infrastructure projects in Maryland. Earlier today, the Maryland Board of Public Works voted to advance Governor Hogan’s Traffic Relief Plan, which includes one of the largest public-private partnerships in the world.