Community Repair & Reinvestment Fund
The Talbot County Community Repair and Reinvestment Fund (CRRF) supports community-based initiatives that benefit disproportionately impacted and low-income communities.
What is the Community Repair & Reinvestment Fund?
The Community Repair and Reinvestment Fund is supported by revenue from Maryland’s adult-use cannabis tax. The Fund is designed to reinvest in communities that have experienced disproportionate impacts from past cannabis enforcement and related social and economic disparities.
Talbot County’s CRRF
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Established by Talbot County Council Bill 1620
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Effective December 13, 2025
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Funded through the State of Maryland’s CRRF
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Administered locally by the Talbot County Reinvestment and Repair Commission, composed of the Talbot Family Network, Talbot County’s Local Management Board, Board of Directors
Grant Opportunities
Inaugural Funding Round Now Open
Released 1/27/2026
Talbot County’s inaugural CRRF funding round is now open.
Organizations interested in applying should review the Notice of Funding Opportunity to learn more about this offering. Apply using the application and budget form provided.
Notice of Funding Opportunity
Application
Budget Form
Pre-Application Meeting slide deck
Pre-Application Meeting recording
For additional information, contact:
Nancy Andrew
Executive Director, Talbot Family Network
director@talbotfamilynetwork.org
Calendar
Upcoming Public Hearings/Meetings
- Commission Meeting
February 17 2026, 3:00pm
[details]Regular meeting of the Talbot Community Reinvestment and Repair Commission. In-person at the Talbot County Education Center (12 Magnolia Street, Easton) with a virtual option on Zoom. Members of the public are welcome to attend and observe the meeting.
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Resources
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What does “disproportionately impacted” mean?
“Disproportionately impacted” refers to communities identified by the Maryland Office of Social Equity as having experienced higher rates of cannabis-related arrests, incarceration, or other adverse social and economic outcomes associated with past cannabis enforcement. For Talbot County, the Office identified 21601 as the disproportionately impacted area.
The Talbot County CRRF operates in alignment with the State of Maryland’s Community Repair and Reinvestment Fund and is subject to oversight and guidance from the Maryland Office of Social Equity.
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Maryland Office of Social Equity – CRRF Overview
The Talbot County CRRF operates in alignment with the State of Maryland’s Community Repair and Reinvestment Fund and is subject to oversight and guidance from the Maryland Office of Social Equity.
Learn more: https://ose.maryland.gov/Pages/Community-Reinvestment-and-Repair-Fund.aspx
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OSE’s Definitions and Methodology,
👉 To learn more about OSE’s definitions and methodology, explore Community Repair and Reinvestment Fund Survey Results December 2023: https://ose.maryland.gov/Documents/CRRF%20Report%20-%20OSEv3.pdf
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