Md. Code, Health - General § 24-1602
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§24–1602.
Official statutory text
(a) There is a Community Dental Clinics Grant Program.
(b) On the recommendation of the Secretary, the Board of Public Works may make grants to counties, municipal corporations, and nonprofit organizations for the purpose of supporting the provision of dental services by community dental clinics through:
(1) The conversion of public buildings or parts of public buildings to community dental clinics;
(2) The acquisition of existing buildings or parts of buildings for use as community dental clinics;
(3) The renovation of community dental clinics;
(4) The purchase of capital equipment for community dental clinics; or
(5) The planning, design, and construction of community dental clinics.
(b) On the recommendation of the Secretary, the Board of Public Works may make grants to counties, municipal corporations, and nonprofit organizations for the purpose of supporting the provision of dental services by community dental clinics through:
(1) The conversion of public buildings or parts of public buildings to community dental clinics;
(2) The acquisition of existing buildings or parts of buildings for use as community dental clinics;
(3) The renovation of community dental clinics;
(4) The purchase of capital equipment for community dental clinics; or
(5) The planning, design, and construction of community dental clinics.
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