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Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young Talks to Faith Leaders in Advance of Passover, Holy Week

Over the weekend, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young reached out to faith leaders across Baltimore to provide updates on guidance and best practices in advance of Passover and Holy Week religious observances.

Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young, Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services Begin Transport of Residents Experiencing Homelessness to Motels

Beginning this week, the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services will begin to relocate vulnerable homeless residents over the age of 62 from the City’s three emergency shelters to motels.

Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young, Delegate Sandy Rosenberg, Delegate Dalya Attar, Councilmember Zeke Cohen, Councilmember Yitzy Schleifer, and community leaders release video in advance of Passover

Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young, Delegates Sandy Rosenberg and Dalya Attar, Councilmembers Zeke Cohen and Yitzy Schleifer, and community leaders delivered a video message to the Jewish community, urging them to celebrate Passover at home. 

Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young Announces Extension of Deadline for Filing Financial Disclosures

Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young signed an executive order extending the deadline for City employees to file financial disclosure forms.

Mayor's Statement on Census Estimates Showing Population Decline in Baltimore

The U.S. Census released estimated population figures that show Baltimore's count dipping below 600,000 residents for the first time in more than a century. 

Mayor Young's Statement on First Responders Testing Positive for COVID-19

Mayor Young announced that two Baltimore City Fire Department EMS providers and a member of the Baltimore Police Department tested positive for COVID-19. 

Mayor Unveils Citywide Website With COVID-19 Resources

Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced the release of a new City website dedicated to COVID-19

Mayor Young Approves COVID-19 Pandemic Mission Critical Stipend

Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced the COVID-19 Pandemic Mission Critical Stipend. Baltimore City’s frontline public-facing employees, including firefighters, EMTs, and police officers, will receive an additional $200.00 bi-weekly, to ease burdens as they continue to work to keep residents safe during this public health emergency. 

Mayor Young Releases COVID-19 Emergency Response Plan for People Experiencing Homelessness

Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young released his COVID-19 Emergency Response Plan for People Experiencing Homelessness. 

Mayor Young Declares State of Emergency

Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young declared a local State of Emergency that went into effect at 12:01 p.m.

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