Hart-Miller Island State Park. Photo by John Lee/WYPR.
Hart-Miller Island State Park. Photo by John Lee/WYPR.

A deal appears to be taking shape that would allow dredge material to be dumped on an island that is home to a state park and migratory birds.

Tradepoint Atlantic, the logistics center in Sparrows Point, is seeking approval to reopen the dredging facility at Hart-Miller Island, which is off Baltimore Countyโ€™s coast.

In exchange, several people said that Tradepoint is offering $40 million, to be split evenly for recreational improvements to the island and to nearby communities.

Read more (and listen) at WYPR.

2 replies on “$40 million is on the table for a Hart-Miller Island dredging deal”

  1. In regards to the dredging project off Hart-Miller Island, who are the
    “several people” referred in the story?
    I suggest citizens contact their local elected Maryland delegates and senators to find out the facts about the dredging project. Don’t go on assumptions.

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