Author: Jamie Fontaine

Brooke’s financial stewardship is referenced regarding state pension investment policies, emphasizing responsible and climate-aware investment practices.

Brooke Lierman is a prominent Democrat in Maryland, but lately she has been going next door to campaign – in neighboring Pennsylvania.

Brooke tours a revitalization project in downtown Cumberland, showcasing her commitment to supporting local economic development and public-private partnerships.

Maryland ended the 2024 fiscal year with $479 million in uncommitted or unappropriated funds, according to an annual closeout report from Comptroller Brooke Lierman’s office — a higher figure than was projected.

More than 700,000 Marylanders should be able to file their state and federal income tax returns online for free next year, saving residents hours of work and hundreds of dollars on tax software and prep services.

Brooke continued her “Take a Look with Brooke” tour, visiting local businesses and community facilities in Southern Anne Arundel and Calvert Counties.

A new study found that federal, state and local procurement spending amounted to an estimated $84 billion per year, or 17.5% of Maryland’s gross domestic product.

As a member of the Board of Public Works, Brooke scrutinizes prison healthcare contracts, ensuring accountability and responsibility in state spending.

Brooke’s office released a report detailing the positive impact of immigrants on Maryland’s workforce and economy, underscoring her focus on data-driven policy and the importance of immigration for the state’s economic growth.

Brooke’s advocacy for sustainable investment practices is helping to drive the integration of climate resilience in Maryland’s financial planning.