David Frash, Anduril’s Director of State and Local Government Relations, addresses the Baltimore County Council. Photo credit: John Lee/WYPR.
David Frash, Anduril’s Director of State and Local Government Relations, addresses the Baltimore County Council. Photo credit: John Lee/WYPR.

Anduril Industries appears to be well on its way towards getting what it wants from Baltimore County: a huge personal property tax break as part of its plan to build a shipyard at Sparrows Point.

At a public hearing before the county council Tuesday night, council members and administration officials spoke glowingly of the project, dubbed Arsenal-2, and the 3,100 jobs Anduril is promising it will create.

“These are the modern manufacturing jobs,” said Mike Ertel, a Democrat and the county council chairman.

Read more at WYPR.

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