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    Recent investments highlight continued economic growth in Montgomery County
    Montgomery County is home to a dynamic business ecosystem which is constantly growing, with companies spanning high-growth industries including life sciences, technology, defense, and satellite and advanced communications.
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    Maryland can lower energy bills by fixing solar permitting delays
    Maryland families are facing sustained increases in electricity costs. Since 2010, BGE distribution rates have roughly doubled, rising significantly faster than inflation. For many households, monthly utility bills are becoming difficult to manage. There is a practical step the state can take right now to help, without new spending: remove unnecessary delays in residential solar permitting
    New legislation could raise costs for consumers
    A vitally important but little-known policy protection for Marylanders is in jeopardy this year. The Maryland General Assembly is considering legislation that, if approved, could harm our economy and impose even higher costs on residents.
    Businesses in Montgomery County remain attractive to investors
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