 It's 3.06. There could be some money problems in Maryland upcoming, and Maryland Governor Wes Moore is pitching just $150 million in state funds to help address future budget shortfalls. The governor wants the state to make these adjustments to the already enacted budget. It's up to the Maryland Board of Public Works to decide. These new cuts would trim thousands, and in some cases millions already, dedicated to agencies like the Department of Natural Resources, the Department of Health, and the Maryland Higher Education Commission.