Maryland Invades Fort Monmouth

From: NJBIZ | Date: September 17, 2007| Author: Goldstein, Scott | Copyright information

FORT MONMOUTH

The Garden State's rival plans to open an office to help workers relocate

Maryland is taking aggressive steps to encourage Fort Monmouth workers to relocate to the state-even as New Jersey officials fight to save the Army installation or at least retain a portion of its jobs.

Maryland plans to open a storefront office on or near Fort Monmouth to provide its civilian workers information about Maryland, where the military base's operations will continue when t...

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