The EV Tax Credit Ends on Sept. 30, 2025: What You Need To Know

On July 4, President Trump signed the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," which repealed and revised many tax credits for clean energy technologies, including the Clean Vehicle Tax Credit. But don't worry! If you've recently purchased or have been dreaming about an EV, you can still claim the tax credit if you take delivery of the vehicle on or before Sept. 30, 2025.

Buyers can receive up to a $7,500 tax credit for purchasing or leasing select new EV models.

If you buy a used EV priced under $25,000, you can also receive up to $4,000. Note that the used EV credit is limited to vehicles purchased through a dealership, not a private sale.

Keep in mind that restrictions apply to household income, vehicle price and vehicle models. Check out the IRS website for all eligibility rules.

The Section 30C Tax Credit for EV charging equipment also ends earlier than expected, but you have slightly more time to act. The tax credit will be available on eligible projects until June 30, 2026. Look up your eligibility here.

With and without the tax credit, Montgomery County's Department of Environmental Protection will continue to work closely with local EV dealers to highlight savings opportunities and help residents and businesses with their EV charging needs.

Free Tax Help Available for Eligible Montgomery County Residents

Montgomery County residents with combined household incomes of $67,000 or less can receive free tax preparation services through the Community Action Agency’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. Virtual and in-person appointments are available now through April 10. In-person appointments are offered at several locations, including the Community Action Agency in Rockville, Casey Community Center in Gaithersburg and WorkSource Montgomery in Wheaton. All VITA programs serve residents filing with an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) and Community Action’s VITA program assists with ITIN applications on Wednesdays.

VITA helps connect residents with valuable tax credits like the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and Child Tax Credit, potentially boosting your refund by thousands of dollars. To schedule an appointment, call 240-777-1123 or visit the CASHBACK website. Don’t wait—appointments fill up quickly.

Download the VITA Partnership flyer, available in English, Spanish, French, Amharic, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese, to learn more about all VITA locations in the County.

Free Tax Help Available for Eligible Montgomery County Residents

Montgomery County residents with combined household incomes of $67,000 or less can receive free tax preparation services through the Community Action Agency’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. Virtual and in-person appointments are available now through April 10. In-person appointments are offered at several locations, including the Community Action Agency in Rockville, Casey Community Center in Gaithersburg and WorkSource Montgomery in Wheaton. All VITA programs serve residents filing with an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) and Community Action’s VITA program assists with ITIN applications on Wednesdays.

VITA helps connect residents with valuable tax credits like the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and Child Tax Credit, potentially boosting your refund by thousands of dollars. To schedule an appointment, call 240-777-1123 or visit the CASHBACK website. Don’t wait—appointments fill up quickly. Download the VITA Partnership flyer, available in English, Spanish, French, Amharic, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese, to learn more about all VITA locations in the County.

Did You Get a Delinquent Property Tax Notice? MC311 Can Help!

If you’ve received a delinquent property tax notice in the mail, don’t worry—MC311 is here to guide you through the next steps.

Here’s what you can do if you think the notice was sent by mistake:

• Check Your Account
  Visit the County’s website to confirm if there’s a balance due.
• Provide Proof of Payment
  If you’ve already paid but it’s not reflected, submit the correct documents:
• Paid by homeowner or title company: Include canceled check(s) (front and back).
• Paid by lender: Send a copy of your 1099 form.
• Paid in person: Attach a copy of the canceled check.
• Submit Your Documents
• Fax: 240-777-8947
• By mail:
  Montgomery County Department of Finance
  27 Courthouse Square, Suite 200 Rockville, MD 20850

Once your documents are reviewed, corrections will be made, and a revised statement will be sent to you.

Deadlines to Know

• Delinquent notices for annual billing are sent in October and January.
• Notices for the tax lien sale go out in April, with payment deadlines in April, May and June. If unpaid, the property tax lien will be sold at the June tax lien sale.

Still Have Questions?

MC311 is here to make the process easier. Call 311 or visit MC311.com for assistance. You can also contact the State Ombudsman Office at 833-732-8411 or email sdat.taxsale@maryland.gov.

Reach out today for help.

A Reminder About Upcoming Property Tax Deadline

As the calendar year comes to a close, a reminder that the second installment of real property tax payments is due on Dec. 31.

If you need help making a payment, MC311 can guide you through the payment options, which include:

• Online
• By mail
• In person
• By phone

Call 311 today to learn more or submit an online service request.

Maryland Tax-Free Shopping Week Continues Through Saturday, Aug. 17

Maryland Tax-Free Shopping Week will continue through Saturday, Aug. 17, allowing families and teachers to save money on many types of back-to-school necessities—or qualifying items to be used for other purposes.

Back-to-school purchases that can be purchased without paying sales tax during the special week include most clothing priced under $100, including sweaters, shirts, slacks, jeans, dresses, robes, underwear, belts, shoes and boots priced at $100 or less. The first $40 of a backpack purchase is also tax-exempt.

Each qualifying article of clothing or footwear selling for $100 less, or the first $40 of a backpack/bookbag purchase, will be exempt, regardless of how many items are sold at the same time. For example, two $60 sweaters sold at the same time are both exempt, even though the total purchase price is more than $100.

The Maryland Comptroller’s Office has a FAQ page to help answer questions about Tax-Free Week.

Community Action Agency Offers Free Tax Help for Income-Eligible Residents

Montgomery County residents with combined household incomes of $64,000 or less can now schedule free virtual and in-person tax appointments with the Community Action Agency's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program for prior years, amended and current year (2023) returns. VITA services are available by appointment through Thursday, Oct. 24.

The Community Action Agency is part of the County’s Department of Health and Human Services.

“We have made it a priority to help income-eligible residents receive access to free tax preparation services from qualified preparers,” said County Executive Marc Elrich. “The VITA program helps residents get tax refunds and credits each year. In 2023 alone, the County’s VITA program completed nearly 2,000 tax returns for residents, creating approximately $7 million in tax savings. I strongly encourage all who qualify to schedule their appointments.”

• Virtual Appointments: Available Mondays from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Schedule by phone at 240-777-1123.
• In-Person Appointments: Available Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Community Action Agency office, 1401 Rockville Pike, Suite 320, Rockville. Schedule by phone at 240-777-1123 or online through the CASHBACK website.

All VITA sites serve taxpayers filing their taxes with an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). Community Action’s VITA program also can assist those who need help with ITIN applications and renewals. Appointments for ITIN applications and renewals are available on Wednesdays.

In addition to offering free tax support, VITA tax preparers help residents access valuable tax credits, including Federal and State Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC), Child Tax Credits and the County’s Working Families Income Supplement (WFIS). Such tax credits can provide critical support to households.

The CASHBACK website provides information about the documentation needed for these post-season appointments. Outreach flyers in English, Spanish, Amharic, Chinese, French, Korean and Vietnamese can be downloaded.

‘Shop Maryland Energy Weekend’ from Feb. 17-19 Will Save Consumers Money on Select Energy-Efficient Appliances

The “2024 Shop Maryland Energy Weekend” from Feb. 17-19 will save consumers money on select energy-efficient appliances. During the annual three-day period, Maryland’s sales and use tax does not apply to the sale of solar water heaters and certain Energy Star products.

Among the items that will be free of Maryland sales tax during the weekend are solar water heaters. Other qualifying Energy Star products could include the following: air conditioners, clothes washers, clothes dryers, furnaces, heat pumps, standard size refrigerators, compact fluorescent light bulbs, dehumidifiers, boilers or programmable thermostats.

When shopping for a qualifying Energy Star product, look for the Energy Star label. The Energy Star logo is on all qualified products that meet specific standards for energy efficiency. However, only the specific items listed qualify for the savings. Search for Energy Star products by visiting www.energystar.gov.

Tax savings will apply whether the item is new or used. The sales and use tax exemption applies to qualifying purchases made in-person or online, provided that the seller has acted to immediately fill the order and the buyer has paid for the product during the Shop Maryland Energy Weekend. Transactions for back-ordered products where the buyer is not billed until the product ships do not qualify for the exemption.

More information about the tax-free weekend is available at  https://www.marylandtaxes.gov/divisions/comp/Shop_Maryland_Energy/Shop_Maryland_Energy_FAQs.pdf

VITA Program Offers Free Tax Help for Income-Eligible Residents

Income-eligible Montgomery County residents can now schedule free tax appointments with the Community Action Agency's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. Appointments for 2023 taxes only are for Montgomery County residents with household incomes of $64,000 or less.

Free tax appointments will be available through April 11 at four locations:

• Casey Community Center 810 South Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg. Mondays, 2:30–8 p.m.
• TESS Community Action Center 8730 Flower Ave., Silver Spring. Tuesdays, 2–8 p.m.
• Community Action Agency 1401 Rockville Pike, Rockville. Tuesdays, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
• Community Action Agency 1401 Rockville Pike, Rockville. Wednesdays, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
• WorkSource Montgomery 11510 Georgia Ave., Wheaton. Fridays, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Virtual appointments only

Eligible residents should call 240-777-1123 to schedule an appointment or visit the CASHBACK website. The website also includes information about other free tax sites, tax credits and financial resources.

“Making sure that eligible low-income residents have access to free tax preparation is an important way to enable them to get help from qualified preparers,” said County Executive Marc Elrich. “Each year, the VITA program helps residents get millions of dollars in tax refunds and credits. It is a popular program, so I urge anyone who is eligible to call now for an appointment.”

The VITA program provides free tax help and links residents with valuable tax credits that can provide critical support to households. These credits, including the State and Federal Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), the County’s Working Families Income Supplement (WFIS), and Child Tax Credits, can add thousands of dollars in tax refunds for individuals and families.

All VITA sites serve taxpayers filing with an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) and assistance with ITIN applications is available at Community Action VITA site at 1401 Rockville Pike, Suite 320, on Wednesdays from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. ITIN taxpayers are advised that they are now eligible for both the state EITC and the County WFIS.

Last year, the Community Action Agency’s VITA program completed 1,946 returns, connecting residents with more than $6.4 million in tax refunds and credits. As a volunteer-based program, Community Action VITA relies on the dedication of highly trained volunteers. Fifty-six volunteers supported the program last year, volunteering more than 2,820 hours.

Some Montgomery Homeowners May Need to File a One-time State Homestead Application by May 1 So They Will Not Lose $692 County ‘Income Tax Offset Credit’

A recent Maryland law requires Montgomery County homeowners to have an application on file with the State for a “Homestead Tax Credit” to continue to receive a $692 County “Income Tax Offset Credit” (ITOC) on their annual property tax bills.

Many homeowners have already filled out the one-time application, but those who have not will lose the ITOC. A homeowner may have filled out a Homestead Tax Credit application in the past and had it approved, and that is sufficient. An approved Homestead application with any date means you do not have to fill out another application.

How can I find out if I need to fill out the one-time application to keep my ITOC?

• Go to the County webpage that shows the link and what screens to look for (it can be confusing so look at the images on that page). Go to www.Montgomerycountymd.gov/finance/ITOC.
• The County webpage has a link to the State page that has the information.
• At the State webpage, there are three steps:
• A screen where to select your county and the search method (choose “street address”).
• A second screen to enter your house number and your street address.
• A third screen with information about your house. Scroll to the bottom and look for “Homestead Application Status.” If it says “Approved” and has a date, you are finished.

What if I go through the above steps and my address does not have “Approved” with a date?

• Fill out an application at https://sdathtc.dat.maryland.gov/ or print a paper application available at the website and mail it in.
• Important note: You cannot fill out the application online without an access code. You may have recently received a letter from the State with the access code, but if you did not, you will need to email sdat.homestead@maryland.gov to get an access code. The subject line of your email should be: “Online Homestead Application Access.” You must include your full name, your county (Montgomery) and your full address. Once you have received the access code, you can fill out the application online.
• A paper application does not need an access code but may take longer to process.

Some Montgomery Homeowners May Need to File a One-time State Homestead Application by May 1 So They Will Not Lose $692 County ‘Income Tax Offset Credit’

A recent Maryland law requires Montgomery County homeowners to have an application on file with the State for a “Homestead Tax Credit” to continue to receive a $692 County “Income Tax Offset Credit” (ITOC) on their annual property tax bills.

Many homeowners have already filled out the one-time application, but those who have not will lose the ITOC.

How can I find out if I need to fill out the one-time application to keep my ITOC?

• Go to the County webpage that shows the link and what screens to look for (it can be confusing so look at the images on that page). Go to www.Montgomerycountymd.gov/finance/ITOC.
• The County webpage has a link to the State page that has the information.
• At the State webpage, there are three steps:
• A screen where to select your county and the search method (choose “street address”).
• A second screen to enter your house number and your street address.
• A third screen with information about your house. Scroll to the bottom and look for “Homestead Application Status.” If it says “Approved” and has a date, you are finished.

What if I go through the above steps and my address does not have “Approved” with a date?

• Fill out an application at https://sdathtc.dat.maryland.gov/ or print a paper application available at the website and mail it in.
• Important note: You cannot fill out the application online without an access code. You may have recently received a letter from the State with the access code, but if you did not, you will need to email sdat.homestead@maryland.gov to get an access code. The subject line of your email should be: “Online Homestead Application Access.” You must include your full name, your county (Montgomery) and your full address. Once you have received the access code, you can fill out the application online.
• A paper application does not need an access code but may take longer to process.

‘Shop Maryland Energy Weekend’ Feb. 18-20 Will Provide Sales Tax Savings on Energy Star Appliances

Marylanders either needing or just contemplating replacing appliances could be motivated to shop from Feb. 18-20 when they can save on paying State sales tax on eligible Energy Star-rated appliances during “Shop Maryland Energy Weekend.”

During Presidents’ Day weekend, appliances bearing the Energy Star label, whether purchased in-store or online, will be exempt from the State’s six percent sales tax. Eligible appliances could include air conditioners, washers, dryers, standard-size refrigerators, furnaces, heat pumps, boilers, compact fluorescent light bulbs, dehumidifiers and programmable thermostats. Solar water heaters are tax-exempt year-round.

To receive the Energy Star label, a product must meet strict standards for energy efficiency set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. For more information about the Energy Star label and to view eligible products, visit energystar.gov

The tax-free weekend for energy-efficient appliances began in 2011 and its impact has grown since. It is estimated that the State loses $800,000 in direct tax revenue on the purchase of Energy Star product during the three-day tax holiday. However, the State comptroller’s office says that additional sales on other taxable products during the long weekend for many residents generates additional tax dollars.

Free Tax Help Available from VITA Program for Low-to-Moderate Income Residents

Low-to-moderate income Montgomery County residents may be eligible for free tax income tax preparation assistance from the Community Action Agency’s (CAA) Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) partnership. VITA hosts tax preparation assistance for households earning $60,000 or less.

Residents could qualify for valuable tax credits, including the State and Federal Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax Credits and County’s Working Families Income Supplement.

VITA sites offer in-person appointments in Gaithersburg, Silver Spring, Rockville and Wheaton. Virtual appointments also are available.

Free tax help is available at sites hosted by AARP, CASA, the Chinese Culture and Community Service Center and the Equity Center. All VITA programs serve tax filers who already have an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN). The CAA and CASA programs also help taxpayers filing with new or renewal ITIN applications.

“Recent historic expansions of the Maryland EITC and County's matching Working Families Income Supplement have resulted in larger credits helping more people, including ITIN and single filers,” said Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich. “Those larger refunds are so important to our neighbors and have been a lifeline as they face rising rents and grocery prices.”

Information about VITA sites, tax credits and appointments is available on the County’s CASHBACK website or by calling 311. The Community Action Agency is the County’s Federally designated anti-poverty agency and is a program of the County’s Department of Health and Human Services.

Volunteers Needed for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program for Upcoming Tax Season

The Montgomery County Community Action Agency’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is recruiting volunteers to become IRS-certified VITA tax preparers, schedulers, greeters, interpreters, quality reviewers and site coordinators for the upcoming tax season that runs from January through mid-April. The Internal Revenue Service requires that VITA volunteers be U.S. citizens, legal residents or otherwise reside legally in the U.S.

VITA provides free tax help to residents, including ITIN taxpayers, with household incomes of $60,000 or less. The program links clients to valuable tax credits that provide critical support to lower income households.

Volunteers receive free training and can volunteer in Rockville, Silver Spring, Gaithersburg or Wheaton. High school students may receive SSL hours by volunteering as greeters or schedulers.

Two virtual information sessions for prospective volunteers will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 9, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. and from 6-7 p.m. Email VITA@montgomerycountymd.gov to register for a session.

Visit the County’s CASHBACK website or call 240-777-1123 to learn more about volunteering.

Residential Property Owners Must Have Approved Homestead Application on File to be Eligible for $692 Montgomery Property Tax Credit

There has been a change in Maryland law that could restrict a homeowner’s eligibility for a $692 Montgomery County property tax credit. The new State law requires all residential property owners to also have an approved Homestead Application on file with the State Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT) to be eligible for the County’s Income Tax Offset Credit (ITOC). This credit appears on annual property tax bills.

The one-time application must be completed to keep the ITOC tax credit that was on July 1, 2022, tax bills. If an approved application is not on file by May 1, 2023, State law will require the County to recapture the $692 ITOC that was granted on your tax bill. Additionally, the ITOC tax credit itself will no longer appear on all future tax bills until there is an approved Homestead Application on file with SDAT.

The Homestead Application can be filed online or by mailing an application to SDAT.

To file an application online, a property owner will first need an Access Number issued by SDAT. To obtain an access number, email your name and address with the subject line of “Montgomery County Homestead Tax Credit” to sdat.homestead@maryland.gov. Within a few days, SDAT will send the access number and directions for filing online.

To file an application by mail, complete the application form and mail it to the address listed on the form. The link to the paper application form can be found at https://dat.maryland.gov/SDAT%20Forms/Homestead_application.pdf.

Once an application has been filed, or if you believe you already have a Homestead Application on file with SDAT, check the status of your Homestead Application on the SDAT webpage at https://sdat.dat.maryland.gov/RealProperty/.

More information about the program can be obtained by emailing sdat.homestead@maryland.gov or by calling 410-767-2165 (toll-free 1-866-650-8783).

Between October 2022 and February 2023, SDAT will be changing its Homestead Application process and will no longer require the access number for the online application.

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program Offers Free Tax Help for Income-Eligible Residents

The Montgomery County Community Action Agency's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is offering free tax help through the end of October for current year (2021), prior years (2018-2020) and amended tax returns. Virtual and in-person appointments are available for County residents with household incomes of $58,000 or less.

In-person appointments are available from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at the Community Action Agency office, located at 1401 Rockville Pike, Suite 320 in Rockville. Walk-in appointments are available on a first-come, first-served basis in Rockville from 2-4 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Virtual appointments are available from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. on Mondays and Fridays. Assistance with individual tax identification number (ITIN) applications is available on Thursdays. Visit the CASHBACK scheduling page to schedule an appointment or call 240-777-1123.

VITA helps ensure that resident receive all the credits for which they are eligible. This brings individuals and families thousands of dollars in refunds and credits, including the Federal and State Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), Child Tax Credit and County’s Working Families Income Supplement (WFIS). County residents filing with ITINs are newly eligible for the State EITC and County WFIS.

Information is available on the CASHBACK website in English, Spanish, Amharic, Chinese, French, Korean and Vietnamese.

Community Action VITA is currently recruiting volunteers to serve as tax preparers, schedulers, greeters, interpreters and quality reviewers for the upcoming tax season. Learn more and complete a volunteer application online.

‘Maryland Tax-Free Week’ Continues Through Saturday, Aug. 20, with No State Sales Tax on Clothing or Shoes Under $100 and the First $40 of Backpacks

“Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week” will continue through Saturday, Aug. 20—just in time for back-to-school shopping.

During the week, any single qualifying article of clothing or footwear priced at $100 or less—regardless of how many items are purchased in the same transaction—will be exempt from the State's six percent sales tax. The first $40 of any backpack purchase is also tax free.

The website of the Office of the Maryland Comptroller has a list of tax-exempt items, frequently asked questions and valuable facts for shoppers and merchants. The website can be viewed at Franchot Announces Shop Maryland Tax Free Week is August 14-20, 2022 (marylandtaxes.gov).

Free Tax Help Available for Income-Eligible County Residents Through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program

The Community Action Agency's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, Montgomery County’s only year-round VITA program, is offering free tax help for the current year (2021), prior years (2018-20) and for amended returns. Virtual and in-person appointments are available for County residents with household incomes of $58,000 or less.

Now through the end of October, in-person tax appointments are available from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at the Community Action Agency office, which is located at 1401 Rockville Pike, Suite 320, in Rockville. Virtual appointments are available from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. on Mondays and Fridays. Assistance with Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) applications is available on Thursdays.

As part of VITA’s free tax help, the program links residents with valuable tax credits that can provide critical support to households. This year’s historic expansion of the Federal and State Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), the Child Tax Credit and the County’s Working Families Income Supplement (WFIS) added thousands of dollars in tax refunds that may be available for individuals and families. This included ITIN taxpayers who were eligible for the State EITC and the County WFIS for the first time.

It is not too late for residents to claim these credits. VITA helps ensure that taxpayers receive all credits for which they are eligible.

Information about post-season appointments is available on the CASHBACK website in English, Spanish, Amharic, Chinese, French, Korean and Vietnamese. Eligible residents may schedule an appointment by calling 240-777-1123 or by visiting the CASHBACK scheduling page.

Visit the Community Action Agency’s website for more information.

Legislation Approved that Will Relieve County Municipalities of ‘Tax Duplication’

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich was joined this week by County Councilmembers Andrew Friedson, Sidney Katz and Nancy Navarro; Monique Ashton, president of the Montgomery County Chapter of the Maryland Municipal League; and other municipal leaders for the signing of Bill 2-22 will relieve residents who live in incorporated cities and towns from paying duplicate taxes for services.

The legislation is the result of almost 20 years of work and negotiations. It will be phased in gradually.

The bill will double the County’s reimbursement for municipally delivered services from $10.1 million for Fiscal Year 2022 to $20.5 million in FY23. The bill requires an 80 percent phase-in for FY23, a 90 percent phase-in for FY24 and a complete phase-in for FY25.

Shoppers Can Save Money by Purchasing ENERGY STAR Appliances During ‘Maryland Energy Weekend,’ Feb 19-21

Maryland shoppers who want to save money and help protect the environment will have that opportunity by purchasing ENERGY STAR rated appliances during Shop Maryland Energy Weekend, which runs Feb. 19-21. During the weekend, appliances bearing the ENERGY STAR label, purchased in-store or online, will be exempt from the State’s six percent sales tax.

Appliances that may qualify for the savings include air conditioners, washers, dryers, standard-size refrigerators, furnaces, heat pumps, boilers, compact fluorescent and LED light bulbs, dehumidifiers and programmable thermostats. Solar water heaters are tax-exempt year-round.

To receive the ENERGY STAR label, a product must meet strict standards for energy efficiency set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. In 2018, ENERGY STAR-certified products helped consumers save 200 billion kilowatt hours of electricity, avoid $35 billion in energy costs and achieve 150 million metric tons of greenhouse gas reductions.

The tax-free weekend for energy-efficient appliances began in 2011 and its impact has grown ever since.

More information about Shop Maryland Energy Weekend is available at https://tinyurl.com/56jdk98d.