Community projects to get money from Curtis Bay and Back River plant fines

Baltimore Fishbowl

Community projects to get money from Curtis Bay and Back River plant fines

Applications for environmental health grants are now open for residents in greater Curtis Bay and communities along the Patapsco River as part of collective damages in two recent legal challenges. When Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown fined medical incinerator Curtis Bay Energy $1.75 million for failing to properly dispose of waste and biohazards, $750,000 of that was set aside to support the residents of Curtis Bay via grants. Brown tas…