August 6th, 2025 by WCBC Radio

An audit of Maryland’s Department of General Services has found over $400 million dollars in leases that run counter to the state’s attempt to save money by relocating a number of state agencies to Baltimore. The audit found that DGS did not take into consideration the purchase of buildings over leasing, combining several agencies in one property, or renovation costs.  State Delegate Ryan Nawrocki told WBFF-TV the Governor hasn’t paid enough attention to the way money is being spent…

   

“Unfortunately, our governor has been running all around  the country, running for president, and things like this continue to pop up and now we’re talking about $410 million dollars and that is real money.”