2025 Regular Session • Maryland Legislature

HB667: State Government - Legal and Employee Holiday - Maryland Emancipation Day

Legislative Summary

Establishing November 1 as Maryland Emancipation Day and as a State legal holiday and State employee holiday; and repealing the requirement that the Governor declare a certain day as Maryland Emancipation Day.

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Bill History

1/24/2025

First Reading Health and Government Operations

House of Delegates

1/28/2025

Hearing 3/13 at 1:00 p.m.

House of Delegates

3/13/2025

Hearing canceled

House of Delegates

3/13/2025

Hearing 3/13 at 3:30 p.m.

House of Delegates

3/13/2025

Hearing canceled

House of Delegates

3/13/2025

Hearing 3/13 at 3:00 p.m.

House of Delegates

Status Information

Current Status

Introduced(1/24/2025)

Chamber

House of Delegates

Committee

Health and Government Operations(House of Delegates)

HB667: State Government - Legal and Employee Holiday - Maryland Emancipation Day

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