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Maryland Homeland Security Spending

June 3rd, 2005  |  Published in Paper Trail

Greg Barrett of the Baltimore Sun reviewed thousands of pages detailing homeland security spending in Maryland, finding that while most of the $161 million since 2002 has gone to assist first responders, “Maryland is so flush with anti-terrorism grant funds and spending authority is so broad that the state has struggled, at times, to manage the money.” In one case, the state used more than $17,000 to conduct an exercise in which veterinarians “rescued” a llama and walking horse “injured” in a fake attack.

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