ANNAPOLIS - The head of the Defense Information Systems Agency said its move from Arlington, Va., to Fort George G. Meade is on schedule.
Lt. Gen. Carroll Pollett met with Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and other Maryland officials yesterday to discuss transportation issues and education opportunities for people who will be coming to the area.
Pollett said surveys show about 63 percent of DISA's work force will stay with their jobs after the move.
Brown said that while some will commute from Virginia, he's hoping rising numbers will move to Maryland over a two-year...
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