MD SB877

Expands Maryland's stop sign monitoring system pilot program to include the Mt. Washington neighborhood in Baltimore City's 41st Legislative District, adding it to existing authorized areas (Prince George's County, Baltimore City's 45th and 46th Districts, and Takoma Park)

Requires 50% of fines collected from Mt. Washington stop sign violations be distributed to the local management board for Baltimore City, restricted to funding youth programming and services for youth living in or attending schools in the 41st Legislative District

Authorizes stop sign monitoring systems only in school zones and only if approved by local law after public notice and hearing

Takes effect July 1, 2026 and automatically expires on June 30, 2029, without requiring further legislative action