• Restoration of the State House and grounds immediately around the perimeter of the building is anticipated to be completed by the end of calendar year 2024.
• Restoration of the Old Treasury Building is projected to be completed in the Summer of 2025.
• Grounds work is generally anticipated to be complete by February 2025, with certain landscaping delayed to the proper planting season in March 2025. Temporary closures of limited areas within the site will be implemented as necessary with the goal of maintaining public access to the site to the greatest extent possible.

Salient highlights of the Sequence 3 Parking scheme:

• Parking Space H7 is being relocated to TCC-4, just south of the Maryland Ave. intersection on State Circle from 11/04/24 thru 12/01/24; return to original location on 12/02/24.
• Parking Space H6 is being relocated to TCC-3, just south of the Maryland Ave. intersection on State Circle from 11/04/24 thru 12/01/24; return to original location on 12/02/24.
• Parking Space E23 is being relocated to TCC-2, just south of the Maryland Ave. intersection on State Circle from 11/04/24 thru 12/01/24; return to original location on 12/02/24.
• Contractor Parking Spaces TCC 2, 3 and 4 are being relocated to Public Parking 5, 6 and 7, respectively 
• This parking has been blocked due to construction since 10/04/24 and does NOT result in additional lost public parking
• These parking spaces will remain for contractor use/ loading zone until approx. 1/31/25
• Public Parking-8 is being returned for public parking use
• TCC-1 contractor parking is being returned for public parking use

Additionally, please note that the newly restored west plaza on the north side of the 1906 Annex will be reopened for public access on 11/05/24, ahead of schedule. The Ground Floor entrance to the State House will then be accessible from both the east and west sides of the monumental steps. Future temporary closures will be required to install final finish materials and lighting, both in the undercroft below the monumental steps as well as at each of the flanking plazas.


UPDATE: AUGUST 19, 2024
A temporary closure of State Circle has been coordinated with the MD Capitol Police, DGS OFM, the City of Annapolis, and the MD Stadium Authority team working on the Legislative Services Building. The closure is necessary to install conduit across State Circle to support a new facade lighting system for the State House.

The closure will be implemented between North Street and School Street beginning at 5 PM on Monday, 8/26/24 and will have a 4-day duration through 8/29/24. Noisy work will cease by 10 PM nightly and the shift will end daily at 3 AM. The street will be plated at the end of each shift to allow for normal daytime traffic to navigate State Circle as usual. All work will be completed by 3 AM on the morning of 8/30/24.

UPDATE: AUGUST 8, 2024:

• Scaffold demobilization is ongoing based on construction progress. However, delays due to field conditions and weather (including the upcoming Tropical Storm Debby) are impacting the target completion for full demobilization by mid-September 2024 by several weeks. 
• Lower levels of scaffold are anticipated to remain on site to accommodate window reinstallation on the First Floor and to complete the challenging restoration of the South Portico on the 1772 Building.
• The restored bronze doors for the First Floor North Entrance will return to the site in late August for re-installation; the entrance will be shut down for approximately 4 days.
• Site restoration on the Grounds is ongoing and largely focused on the northeast section of the site as well as the northeast side of the Annex monumental steps facing Lawyers' Mall.
• Construction on the State Circle retaining wall between North Street and the North Annex entrance continues; sidewalk and snow melt systems are following the restoration sequence.
• Realignment of the State Circle curb along the Government House site has been completed.
• Sidewalk demolition on the northwest and west sides of the 1906 Annex is ongoing; this scope was accelerated into the current phase of work to mitigate delays in future phases of work.
• A near-term 4-day night closure of State Circle between North St. and School St. will be required to install conduits across State Circle to support a new facade lighting system; the closure will be coordinated with the City and local residents will be advised ASAP. State Circle will be plated during the day to allow for normal traffic use.
• The next rotation of parking assignments on State Circle is anticipated to be implemented in September 2024.
• Walkways inside State Circle are currently restricted on the east side of the 1906 Annex as new walkways and a new ADA entrance are being constructed and infrastructure is extended to the Old Treasury Building; walkway restrictions inside State Circle will continue to be implemented as work progresses to future phases and new work is released for public access.
• The Old Treasury Building Exterior restoration is ongoing.
• Underground infrastructure has progressed to the building and nearing completion.
• Drainage field installation is anticipated to be complete by the end of August.
• Foundation repointing has begun.

UPDATE: JULY  1, 2024
The project is currently transitioning from building construction to site work/grounds construction.
What does this mean?

• Scaffold demobilization has begun with complete removal anticipated to be complete by mid-September 2024
• The restoration of the Old Treasury Building Exterior has begun
• The restoration of the site has begun and will be completed in 6 distinct phases driven by the restoration of the State Circle retaining wall.
• Parking on the inside lane of State Circle will be reallocated as necessary to accommodate each phase of the grounds restoration.
• 6 spaces currently being used by House and Senate leadership on the outside lane of State Circle on the west side of the State House are anticipated to be returned to the City before Christmas 2024
• Walkways inside the grounds will be restored in sequences driven by the restoration of the State Circle retaining wall and, accordingly, pathways inside the grounds will be restricted at times.​