“Our State Plan is about more than big aspirational targets. We’ve laid out specific, actionable, realistic, and measurable goals and built our priorities by listening to the people of Maryland. The plan is not just a reflection of our administration’s aspirations – it’s a reflection of Marylanders’ aspirations. It will chart the course to get to work over the next three years.” – Governor Wes Moore
Overview
In February 2024, Governor Moore unveiled the Moore-Miller Administration’s State Plan - PDF - 2.07 MB – Maryland’s first in nearly a decade. This State Plan lays out ten priorities for the Moore-Miller Administration, and how we will achieve them.
To deliver results, the Governor also appointed a Performance Cabinet for each priority. The Performance Cabinets — led by the Governor’s Office of Performance Improvement (GOPI) — consist of cross-agency teams that include Cabinet Secretaries, senior agency staff, and members of the Governor’s Office, and meet regularly to conduct a data-driven review and drive progress on the State Plan priorities. GOPI also re-established a Performance Improvement Council with representatives from each agency to share best practices and drive performance improvement across agencies. On January 10, 2025, Governor Moore codified this approach in Executive Order 01.01.2025.08 - PDF - 153.3 KB, and added a new focus on government modernization and cost savings.
As of January 2026, GOPI has convened over 100 Performance Cabinet meetings. The Office reports on public key performance indicators across the ten priorities on the individual priority pages on priorities.maryland.gov.