Gov. Hogan announces $13.5 million in Maryland Waterway Improvement Fund Awards

ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Governor Larry Hogan on Tuesday announced $13.5 million in Waterway Improvement Fund grants for Fiscal Year 2022 to enhance and improve public boating access, facilities, and navigation throughout the state.

We’re told the funding will go toward 60 projects in 19 counties, including grants for statewide projects and emergency water rescue needs. Projects include new public boating access, amenities, and facilities, dredging of navigable waterways, emergency vessels, and equipment for local first responders, as well as other important infrastructure and initiatives.

Projects to be funded on the Eastern Shore include the following:

Caroline County

  • Choptank Marina, Preston
    Auxiliary Parking Lot Expansion and Permanent Surfacing
    $150,000
  • Choptank Marina, Preston
    Engineering for Redesign of Fuel Tank and Seawall
    $55,000
  • Tuckahoe State Park
    Boat Ramp Replacement
    $150,000

Dorchester County

  • City of Cambridge Municipal Marina
    Marina Improvements
    $250,000
  • Crocheron Wharf
    Repairs and Improvements
    $250,000
  • Smithville Boat Ramp
    Ramp Repairs and Improvements
    $250,000

Somerset County

  • City of Crisfield
    Crisfield Depot Piers and Walkways
    $90,000
  • Dames Quarter
    Boat Ramp Bulkhead and Pier Improvements
    $150,000
  • Janes Island State Park
    Boat Ramp and Transient Slip Repairs
    $100,000
  • Smith Island
    Tylerton County Dock and Harbor Improvements
    $75,000
  • Somers Cove Marina, Crisfield
    Bulkhead Replacement and Marina Site Improvements
    $2 million
  • Somers Cove Marina
    General Maintenance
    $100,000
  • St. Peters Creek Marina
    Bulkhead and Finger Pier Replacement
    $50,000

Wicomico County

  • Cedar Hill Marina
    Bulkhead Restoration
    $250,000

Worcester County

  • Town of Ocean City Fire Department
    Fire and Rescue Vessel Engine Replacement
    $50,000
  • Town of Ocean City
    Channel #10 Maintenance Dredging
    $248,500
  • Natural Resources Police Area 1 Marine Facility, Ocean City
    Maintenance Dredging
    $50,000
  • Pocomoke River State Park
    Milburn Landing Boat Ramp Repairs
    $100,000
  • South Point Public Boat Ramp, West Ocean City
    Bulkhead Replacement and Improvements
    $250,000
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