Expect this to come out by March with an award by April. Quite an expedited timeline by government procurement standards.

Huge thanks to the Hagerstown resident who shared their letter of objection with @projectsaltbox.bsky.social The filing also opens the door for other residents to submit similar objections. More to come!

Data is powerful - explore our visual tracker of the warehouses ICE is targeting ⬇️

Our team @projectsaltbox.bsky.social dug through public records to uncover the details of the Hagerstown warehouse deal, including a refinancing just months before the sale took place.

Join PSB at @redemmas.org to talk about how we are using public records — from federal procurement databases and land deeds to local plumbing and HVAC permits — to track Homeland Security’s unprecedented growth under the One Big Beautiful Bill. Sat, Feb. 28, 7:00 PM 3128 Greenmount Ave, Baltimore

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PSB has been spotted in reporting from @thebaltimorebanner.com, @baltimorebeat.bsky.social, WYPR, and @washingtonpost.com this week! Lots of people asking how you can help. Well, here are some ways! 1. Donate to local orgs 2. Use our data for good! 3. Send us tips or things you want to know!

@projectsaltbox.bsky.social is launching a monthly report on ICE and CBP spending. DC, MD, and VA companies continue to cash in… open.substack.com/pub/projects...

Excellent work by @mwriston.bsky.social on the developing story re: the Hagerstown warehouse purchased by ICE

Wicomico becomes the ninth Maryland county to sign a 287(g) agreement to allow its officers to support ICE. Plus: ICE is looking for a company to manage its 287(g) outreach program.

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Good morning, Baltimore (and beyond)! Proud to roll out our data exploration tool. This interactive visualizer lets you see how—and where—DHS is spending its $190B+ budget.