"Maryland has been preparing for this moment for more than two years.  Our outstanding team of federal, state and local officials, educational institutions and members of the private sector has done a tremendous job in preparing both the state and local jurisdictions for the BRAC process," said Governor Ehrlich.  "The BRAC decision to relocate the Ft. Monmouth operations to Aberdeen is a testament to the outstanding quality of our workforce, educational institutions, and research and development resources in Maryland." - Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.

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Northeastern Maryland is well prepared to accept and support the organizations that the DOD has recommended for relocation to Aberdeen Proving Ground. We welcome all employees and families that may relocate with those organizations. Meanwhile, our extensive professional and highly skilled workforce and our sophisticated higher education system can support APG employment needs today and going forward. Aberdeen Proving Ground is already a technical center of excellence and has built the foundation necessary to house the operations proposed for relocation in the command, control, communication, information systems area. (APG Maryland at the Ready)

BRAC Information

• DoD Recommends Changes at Aberdeen Proving Ground Under BRAC 2005
• APG Maryland at the Ready
• Community Readiness Presentation
• William Seccurro - Chamber of Commerce
• Joel Caudill - Deputy Director of Water and Sewer
• Bruce England & Richard Luzetsky Susquehanna Workforce Network
• James LaCalle - Harford Community College
• Macgill Transit Manager
• C.D. Mote - University of MD
• W. Stephen Pannill Cecil Community College
• Jerald Wheeler - former Director of Public Works
• BRAC Presentation 11/07/2005
• BRAC Sparks 3-County Alliance