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Revenues, Roads, and Rising Risks

Season 1 Episode 339 Published 1 year ago
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This week on the Conduit Street Podcast, Kevin Kinnally and Michael Sanderson unpack Maryland’s fiscal outlook. They break down the State’s year-end budget results, the new revenue forecast, and looming structural deficits. They also dig into the crunch in transportation funding — with local road dollars set to plunge off a fiscal cliff — the threat of a federal shutdown, and the squeeze these pressures put on county budgets and the services residents rely on.

Previous Conduit Street Coverage:

State Revenue Update: Tepid Growth, Outlook Weakens

Maryland’s FY25 Surplus Sets Stage for Deficit Years Ahead

State Highway Administration Shifted $359M to Conceal Transportation Fund Shortfall, Audit Finds

MD Comptroller: OBBB Triggers Volatility in State, Local Revenues

Federal Government Shutdown Odds Rise, Maryland Faces Big Risks

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