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Cumberland, Maryland Offers $20,000 Incentive for Remote Workers to Revitalize City

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  • Cumberland, Maryland, a former manufacturing hub, has suffered from economic downturn.
  • Mayor Ray Morriss initiated a $20,000 incentive program for remote workers to relocate.
  • The program targets individuals who can bring their jobs to the city.
  • Similar successful initiatives like 'Tulsa Remote' have shown promise in boosting local economies.
  • Local businesses, including Caporale's Bakery, anticipate positive impacts from such programs.
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