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1		-	WES MOORE, Governor Ch. 987
2	1
3		-	– 1 –
4		-	Chapter 987
5		-	(Senate Bill 829)
6	2
7		-	AN ACT concerning
	3	+	EXPLANATION: CAPITALS INDICATE MAT TER ADDED TO EXISTIN G LAW.
	4	+	[Brackets] indicate matter deleted from existing law.
	5	+	Underlining indicates amendments to bill.
	6	+	Strike out indicates matter stricken from the bill by amendment or deleted from the law by
	7	+	amendment.
	8	+	sb0829
8	9
9		-	Somerset County – Fire Companies – Appropriations
	10	+	SENATE BILL 829
	11	+	L2 4lr2067
	12	+	CF HB 976
	13	+	By: Senator Carozza
	14	+	Introduced and read first time: February 2, 2024
	15	+	Assigned to: Budget and Taxation
	16	+	Committee Report: Favorable
	17	+	Senate action: Adopted
	18	+	Read second time: February 26, 2024
10	19
11		-	FOR the purpose of requiring the County Commissioners of Somerset County to
12		-	appropriate to certain organized volunteer fire companies in the county certain
13		-	amounts for certain fiscal years; requiring that the appropriations required for a
14		-	certain fiscal year remain in effect for subsequent fiscal years unless altered by a
15		-	future enactment; and generally relating to appropriations for organized volunteer
16		-	fire companies in Somerset County.
	20	+	CHAPTER ______
17	21
18		-	BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
19		-	The Public Local Laws of Somerset County
20		-	Section 2–304(a)
21		-	Article 20 – Public Local Laws of Maryland
22		-	(2015 Edition, as amended)
23		-	(As enacted by Chapters 327 and 328 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 2018)
	22	+	AN ACT concerning 1
24	23
25		-	SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND,
26		-	That the Laws of Maryland read as follows:
	24	+	Somerset County – Fire Companies – Appropriations 2
27	25
28		-	Article 20 – Somerset County
	26	+	FOR the purpose of requiring the County Commissioners of Somerset County to 3
	27	+	appropriate to certain organized volunteer fire companies in the county certain 4
	28	+	amounts for certain fiscal years; requiring that the appropriations required for a 5
	29	+	certain fiscal year remain in effect for subsequent fiscal years unless altered by a 6
	30	+	future enactment; and generally relating to appropriations for organized volunteer 7
	31	+	fire companies in Somerset County. 8
29	32
30		-	2–304.
	33	+	BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 9
	34	+	The Public Local Laws of Somerset County 10
	35	+	Section 2–304(a) 11
	36	+	Article 20 – Public Local Laws of Maryland 12
	37	+	(2015 Edition, as amended) 13
	38	+	(As enacted by Chapters 327 and 328 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 2018) 14
31	39
32		-	~~(a) (~~1) The ~~County Commissioners shall appropriate and levy annually the~~
33		-	~~following amounts for~~ the ~~use~~ of ~~the organized volunteer fire companies in the County~~:
	40	+	SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, 15
	41	+	That the Laws of Maryland read as follows: 16
34	42
35		-	Fire [FY 2019] [FY 2020] [FY 2021] [FY 2022] [FY 2023] [FY 2024]
36		-	Company FY 2025 FY 2026 FY 2027 FY 2028 FY 2029 FY 2030
	43	+	Article 20 – Somerset County 17
37	44
38		-	Crisfield
39		-	Volunteer [$67,881.00] [$69,238.62] [$70,623.39] [$72,035.86] [$73,476.58] [$74,946.11]
40		-	Fire $76,445.03 $77,973.93 $79,533.41 $81,124.08 $82,746.56 $84,401.49
41		-	Company
	45	+	2–304. 18
42	46
43		-	Princess Anne
44		-	Volunteer [$67,881.00] [$69,238.62] [$70,623.39] [$72,035.86] [$73,476.58] [$74,946.11]
45		-	Fire $76,445.03 $77,973.93 $79,533.41 $81,124.08 $82,746.56 $84,401.49
46		-	Company
	47	+	(a) (1) The County Commissioners shall appropriate and levy annually the 19
	48	+	following amounts for the use of the organized volunteer fire companies in the County: 20 2 SENATE BILL 829
47	49
48		-	Marion Ch. 987 2024 LAWS OF MARYLAND
49	50
50		-	– 2 –
51		-	Volunteer [$43,248.00] [$44,112.96] [$44,995.22] [$45,895.12] [$46,813.03] [$47,749.29]
52		-	Fire $48,704.28 $49,678.37 $50,671.93 $51,685.37 $52,719.08 $53,773.46
53		-	Company
54	51
55		-	Deal Island–
56		-	Chance
57		-	Volunteer [$37,638.00] [$38,390.76] [$39,158.58] [$39,941.75] [$40,740.58] [$41,555.39]
58		-	Fire $42,386.50 $43,234.23 $44,098.91 $44,980.89 $45,880.51 $46,798.12
59		-	Company
	52	+	Fire [FY 2019] [FY 2020] [FY 2021] [FY 2022] [FY 2023] [FY 2024] 1
	53	+	Company FY 2025 FY 2026 FY 2027 FY 2028 FY 2029 FY 2030 2
60	54
61		-	Ewell Fire
62		-	Department,
63		-	Inc., of [$29,988.00] [$30,587.76] [$31,199.52] [$31,823.51] [$32,459.98] [$33,109.18]
64		-	Smith $33,771.36 $34,446.79 $35,135.72 $35,838.44 $36,555.21 $37,286.31
65		-	Island
	55	+	Crisfield 3
	56	+	Volunteer [$67,881.00] [$69,238.62] [$70,623.39] [$72,035.86] [$73,476.58] [$74,946.11] 4
	57	+	Fire $76,445.03 $77,973.93 $79,533.41 $81,124.08 $82,746.56 $84,401.49 5
	58	+	Company 6
66	59
67		-	Mount Vernon
68		-	Volunteer
69		-	Fire [$37,638.00] [$38,390.76] [$39,158.58] [$39,941.75] [$40,740.58] [$41,555.39]
70		-	Company, $42,386.50 $43,234.23 $44,098.91 $44,980.89 $45,880.51 $46,798.12
71		-	Inc.
	60	+	Princess Anne 7
	61	+	Volunteer [$67,881.00] [$69,238.62] [$70,623.39] [$72,035.86] [$73,476.58] [$74,946.11] 8
	62	+	Fire $76,445.03 $77,973.93 $79,533.41 $81,124.08 $82,746.56 $84,401.49 9
	63	+	Company 10
72	64
73		-	~~Tylerton~~
74		-	Volunteer [$9,~~435~~.00] [$9,~~623~~.~~70] [$9,816.17] [$10,012.50~~] [$10,~~212~~.75] [$10,~~417~~.00]
75		-	Fire $10,~~625~~.34 $10,~~837~~.85 $11,~~054~~.60 $11,~~275~~.70 $11,~~501~~.21 $11,~~731~~.23
76		-	Company
	65	+	Marion 11
	66	+	Volunteer [$43,248.00] [$44,112.96] [$44,995.22] [$45,895.12] [$46,813.03] [$47,749.29] 12
	67	+	Fire $48,704.28 $49,678.37 $50,671.93 $51,685.37 $52,719.08 $53,773.46 13
	68	+	Company 14
77	69
78		-	Fairmont
79		-	Volunteer [$37,638.00] [$38,390.76] [$39,158.58] [$39,941.75] [$40,740.58] [$41,555.39]
80		-	Fire $42,386.50 $43,234.23 $44,098.91 $44,980.89 $45,880.51 $46,798.12
81		-	Company
	70	+	Deal Island– 15
	71	+	Chance 16
	72	+	Volunteer [$37,638.00] [$38,390.76] [$39,158.58] [$39,941.75] [$40,740.58] [$41,555.39] 17
	73	+	Fire $42,386.50 $43,234.23 $44,098.91 $44,980.89 $45,880.51 $46,798.12 18
	74	+	Company 19
82	75
83		-	(2) The required appropriation for fiscal year [2024] 2030 shall remain in
84		-	effect for subsequent fiscal years unless altered by future enactment.
	76	+	Ewell Fire 20
	77	+	Department, 21
	78	+	Inc., of [$29,988.00] [$30,587.76] [$31,199.52] [$31,823.51] [$32,459.98] [$33,109.18] 22
	79	+	Smith $33,771.36 $34,446.79 $35,135.72 $35,838.44 $36,555.21 $37,286.31 23
	80	+	Island 24
85	81
86		-	SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, Th at this Act shall take effect July
87		-	1, 2024.
	82	+	Mount Vernon 25
	83	+	Volunteer 26
	84	+	Fire [$37,638.00] [$38,390.76] [$39,158.58] [$39,941.75] [$40,740.58] [$41,555.39] 27
	85	+	Company, $42,386.50 $43,234.23 $44,098.91 $44,980.89 $45,880.51 $46,798.12 28
	86	+	Inc. 29
88	87
89		-	Approved by the Governor, May 16, 2024.
	88	+	Tylerton 30
	89	+	Volunteer [$9,435.00] [$9,623.70] [$9,816.17] [$10,012.50] [$10,212.75] [$10,417.00] 31
	90	+	Fire $10,625.34 $10,837.85 $11,054.60 $11,275.70 $11,501.21 $11,731.23 32
	91	+	Company 33
	92	+
	93	+	Fairmont 34
	94	+	Volunteer [$37,638.00] [$38,390.76] [$39,158.58] [$39,941.75] [$40,740.58] [$41,555.39] 35
	95	+	Fire $42,386.50 $43,234.23 $44,098.91 $44,980.89 $45,880.51 $46,798.12 36 SENATE BILL 829 3
	96	+
	97	+
	98	+	Company 1
	99	+
	100	+	(2) The required appropriation for fiscal year [2024] 2030 shall remain in 2
	101	+	effect for subsequent fiscal years unless altered by future enactment. 3
	102	+
	103	+	SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, T hat this Act shall take effect July 4
	104	+	1, 2024. 5
	105	+
	106	+
	107	+
	108	+	Approved:
	109	+	________________________________________________________________________________
	110	+	Governor.
	111	+	________________________________________________________________________________
	112	+	President of the Senate.
	113	+	________________________________________________________________________________
	114	+	Speaker of the House of Delegates.