Baltimore County has committed up to $25 million to upgrade and expand the Baltimore Ravens’ headquarters and training facility in Owings Mills. “The Ravens have called Baltimore County home since our inception, and that continuity matters. This agreement builds on a partnership that has made Baltimore County stronger for nearly three decades and ensures the Ravens will continue to call Baltimore County home for generations to come.” Under the agreement, the Baltimore Ravens will partner with Baltimore County to hold at least five community events or activations each year. “Keeping the Baltimore Ravens in Baltimore County is a tremendous victory for our residents, our economy, and the entire region,” Baltimore County Councilman Julian Jones (District 4) said in a statement.