Maryland Department of Planning to study the economic and fiscal impacts of retroceding the District of Columbia to Maryland.

The Maryland Department of Planning is mandated to study the potential economic and fiscal impacts of retroceding the District of Columbia to Maryland. The study will exclude the federal enclave of the National Capital Service Area. It will estimate the impact on state revenues, assess the logistics of assuming responsibility for the District's transportation, public school system, and public safety services, and analyze the impact on the state's labor market, housing costs, and overall gross state product.

Maryland Department of Planning to study the economic and fiscal impacts of retroceding the District of Columbia to Maryland.

The Maryland Department of Planning is mandated to study the potential economic and fiscal impacts of retroceding the District of Columbia to Maryland. The study will exclude the federal enclave of the National Capital Service Area. It will estimate the impact on state revenues, assess the logistics of assuming responsibility for the District's transportation, public school system, and public safety services, and analyze the impact on the state's labor market, housing costs, and overall gross state product.