Last October, a few days before he won a second term in office, Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley said he hoped four more years would give him a chance to see through the completion of several capital projects initiated when he first was elected in 2017. Completion of the $63 million construction of Noah Hillman Garage and redevelopment of City Dock, which together represent represent the largest infrastructure project in city history, would cement his legacy as a mayor who pitched big ideas and followed through on them, he said.
