Mayor Scott Launches Website to Track the Progress of City Services Sprint
Residents can track the progress of the Scott Administration’s efforts to fill potholes, resurface roads, remove graffiti, and target illegal dumping hotspots Baltimore, MD – May 18, 2023 – Today, Mayor Brandon M. Scott launched a new website for residents to track the progress of the #BuildBetterBMore city services sprint. Since launching the city services sprint in […]
Mayor Scott Launches Website to Track the Progress of City Services Sprint
Residents can track the progress of the Scott Administration’s efforts to fill potholes, resurface roads, remove graffiti, and target illegal dumping hotspots Baltimore, MD – May 18, 2023 – Today, Mayor Brandon M. Scott launched a new website for residents to track the progress of the #BuildBetterBMore city services sprint. Since launching the city services sprint in […]
Baltimore County Receives $1.1 Million In Funding To Help Prevent Eviction
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced that Baltimore County will receive an additional $1.1 million in rental assistance funding to prevent evictions and further support residents. The funding will come from the U.S. Department of the Treasury through its reallocation of federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds. Baltimore County was one of only three jurisdictions […]
Baltimore County Receives $1.1 Million In Funding To Help Prevent Eviction
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced that Baltimore County will receive an additional $1.1 million in rental assistance funding to prevent evictions and further support residents. The funding will come from the U.S. Department of the Treasury through its reallocation of federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds. Baltimore County was one of only three jurisdictions […]
Baltimore County Police Train for Cannabis-Impaired Driving Recognition
Volunteers smoked marijuana in front OF Baltimore County Police officers Wednesday. It’s part of their “green lab” that trains officers on how to recognize drivers under the influence of cannabis. With the legalization of recreational marijuana July 1, the department wants officers to be prepared for impaired drivers. Medical marijuana users volunteered to get high […]
Baltimore County Police Train for Cannabis-Impaired Driving Recognition
Volunteers smoked marijuana in front OF Baltimore County Police officers Wednesday. It's part of their “green lab” that trains officers on how to recognize drivers under the influence of cannabis. With the legalization of recreational marijuana July 1, the department wants officers to be prepared for impaired drivers. Medical marijuana users volunteered to get high […]
Del. Dana Stein (D-Baltimore County), Nominated As Speaker Pro Tem After Shakeup In House Leadership
Annapolis, Md – May 18, 2023 – Following the recent resignation of a key committee leader, Adrienne A. Jones, the Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates, has unveiled significant leadership changes within the House, reports Maryland Matters. Notably, Del. Dana Stein (D-Baltimore County), current vice chair of the House Environment and Transportation Committee, will […]
Del. Dana Stein (D-Baltimore County), Nominated As Speaker Pro Tem After Shakeup In House Leadership
Annapolis, Md – May 18, 2023 – Following the recent resignation of a key committee leader, Adrienne A. Jones, the Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates, has unveiled significant leadership changes within the House, reports Maryland Matters. Notably, Del. Dana Stein (D-Baltimore County), current vice chair of the House Environment and Transportation Committee, will […]
First Responders in Baltimore City Encounter Challenging Workloads Due to Staffing Deficits
A combination of staffing shortages and a high volume of 911 calls are driving long days for first responders in Baltimore City. At a public hearing inside city hall Wednesday, Baltimore City Fire and EMS officials discussed the demanding workloads of the understaffed department. “The equipment never gets a break, people never get a break, […]
First Responders in Baltimore City Encounter Challenging Workloads Due to Staffing Deficits
A combination of staffing shortages and a high volume of 911 calls are driving long days for first responders in Baltimore City. At a public hearing inside city hall Wednesday, Baltimore City Fire and EMS officials discussed the demanding workloads of the understaffed department. “The equipment never gets a break, people never get a break, […]
