Maryland Funds $5.7M Flood Protection for Annapolis Dock
Maryland Funds $5.7M Flood Protection for Annapolis Dock
US · Published Oct 30, 2026
• The Maryland Department of the Environment has allocated $5.7 million to Annapolis' City Dock flood mitigation project.
• This funding is part of the state's Comprehensive Flood Management Program and contributes to the multiyear, $33 million City Dock Resilience Project.

Impact & Risks

The flood protection measures are expected to safeguard downtown Annapolis residents, businesses, and visitors from the increasing risks of tidal and stormwater flooding. Without these upgrades, the area faces potential economic losses, damage to historic assets, and disruptions to local businesses. The improvements will also enhance the resilience of the waterfront, ensuring its viability for future generations. Severe storms and sunny-day flooding have already highlighted the need for these defenses, which aim to mitigate both immediate and long-term risks.

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