Governor Wes Moore passed a law adding the Maryland Secretary of Labor, Superintendent of Schools, and a military spouse to the membership of the Maryland Military Installation Council. The Maryland Military Installation Council identifies the public infrastructure, potential impact on local communities, and support needed for military installation development and expansion. The Council reviews State policies to support military installations and quality-of-life. The council membership includes appointed members, secretaries of other state agencies, the Adjutant General, and nine military installation commanders as ex-officio members.

Senator Dawn Gile and Delegate Andrew Pruski sponsored legislation to create the Maryland Commission on Veterans and Military Families, which will study and report on areas involving military families including child care, economic development, food security, and suicide prevention to the Department of Veterans and Military Families. The Commission's membership roster includes a military spouse and members of military service organizations and was introduced at the request of Governor Wes Moore.

Senator Dawn Gile and Delegate Andrew Pruski sponsored legislation to create the Maryland Commission on Veterans and Military Families, which will study and report on areas involving military families including child care, economic development, food security, and suicide prevention to the Department of Veterans and Military Families. The Commission's membership roster includes a military spouse and members of military service organizations and was introduced at the request of Governor Wes Moore.

Senator Dawn Gile and Delegate Andrew Pruski sponsored legislation to create the Maryland Commission on Veterans and Military Families, which will study and report on areas involving military families including child care, economic development, food security, and suicide prevention to the Department of Veterans and Military Families. The Commission's membership roster includes a military spouse and members of military service organizations and was introduced at the request of Governor Wes Moore.

Maryland residents can renew their driver's license online. Service members and their families are able to update a one-time mailing address on the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration’s website with an APO, FPO, or BPO while on deployment or away from the State.

Marylanders have the option to renew their vehicle registration for one to two-years at a time online.