Parking contract cost increases and transit funding shortfall
City of Annapolis
Summary
The city needs another $573,400 to cover parking and transportation costs this year — nearly $500,000 of it just for the SP+ garage contract, plus money to cover transit running a deficit and pricier fuel. An alderman wants a full report on the parking contract before the next meeting.
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Last discussed Jun 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
$573,400 in additional spending, with $492,300 going to the SP+ garage contract alone.
Parking garage operations, transit riders, and the city's transportation budget stay afloat this fiscal year.
Taxpayers ultimately absorb the higher garage contract and transit deficit costs.
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