Articles - State Senator Mike McKay for Maryland District 1

McKay Delivers $1.37 Million to Replace Luke’s Aging Sewer System

March 18, 2026

CUMBERLAND – March 18, 2026 Senator Mike McKay secured nearly $1.37 million in state funding to replace the deteriorating sewer collection system in the Town of Luke—infrastructure that’s been failing residents…

Week 8 of 2026 Session

March 12, 2026

Now that we are past the halfway point, here is what’s been getting the attention. While families are asking about costs, energy, and fiscal stability, much of the legislative attention has been directed toward:…

Week 7 of 2026 Session

March 2, 2026

As we reach the halfway point of the 2026 Legislative Session, Senate Republicans remain focused on the kitchen-table issues Maryland families care about most: Affordability. Accountability. Energy At a time…

McKay Champions Bipartisan Bill to Protect Marylanders Living with Autism and Dementia

February 26, 2026

CUMBERLAND – February 26, 2026 Senator Mike McKay is pushing bipartisan legislation to give Maryland law enforcement officers the training they need to safely interact with individuals living with autism and…

Week 6 of 2026 Session

February 25, 2026

Week 6 of 2026 Session My sincerest appreciation to everyone who attended District 1 night in Annapolis making it a huge success. Thank you all for your support! Senator Mike McKay…

McKay’s Energy Bill Gets Hearing Before Senate Committee

February 24, 2026

CUMBERLAND – February 24, 2026 Senator Mike McKay’s legislation to create a new energy framework for Maryland received a hearing before the Senate Education, Energy, and the Environment Committee last…

Week 5 of 2026 Session

February 18, 2026

District 1 Night Tonight in Annapolis House of Delegates Office Building 6 Bladen Street, Room 170 I’m looking forward to tonight, expecting a great evening in Annapolis with District 1! Excited…

McKay Fights for $11.9 Million Increase in State Investment for Washington County

February 15, 2026

CUMBERLAND – February 12, 2026 Senator Mike McKay secured an $11.9 million increase in state funding for Washington County—a 3.6% jump that will support schools, water infrastructure, healthcare, and community…