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Mayor Young Makes Appointment to School Board

Nov 13th, 2019

BALTIMORE, MD.  — Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young this morning welcomed Shantell Roberts to the Baltimore Board of School Commissioners. 

Mayor Young Appoints Baltimore Children’s Cabinet to Prioritize and Guide Support for City’s Children and Youth

Nov 6th, 2019

BALTIMORE, MD.  — Mayor Bernard C.

Mayor Young's Statement on Senator Ferguson Being Selected as Senate President

Oct 24th, 2019

BALTIMORE, MD.  — "I am extremely proud that Senator Bill Ferguson was unanimously chosen by his democratic colleagues to serve as Maryland’s next Senate President.

Baltimore City releases an update on the progress of the nonprofit managing the Children and Youth Fund

Oct 24th, 2019

BALTIMORE, MD - The City of Baltimore releases an update on the establishment of the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund.

Mayor Young Calls for Comprehensive Audit of Water Billing System

Oct 23rd, 2019

BALTIMORE, MD.  — Today, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young ordered an audit of the city’s water billing system.

Mayor Young's Statement on the Gun Trace Task Force Investigation

Oct 23rd, 2019

BALTIMORE, MD.  —“I applaud Commissioner Michael Harrison’s call for an external and independent investigation into the Gun Trace Task Force.

Mayor Young's Statement on the passing of U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings

Oct 17th, 2019

BALTIMORE, MD.  — With the passing of U.S. Rep.

Director Chow Announces Retirement from the Department of Public Works

Oct 17th, 2019

BALTIMORE, MD.  — Rudolph S. Chow, P.E., Director of the Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) since 2014, has announced he will retire from the City effective Feb.

City of Baltimore, The Stronach Group/Maryland Jockey Club and Maryland Thoroughbred Industry Announce Historic Plan to Preserve the Preakness Stakes® at Pimlico Race Course

Oct 5th, 2019

BALTIMORE, MD.  — Today Mayor Bernard C.

Baltimore Receives $9.7 Million to Address Lead-Based Paint in Low-Income Households

Sep 26th, 2019

BALTIMORE, MD.  — Today, the Federal government announced $9.7 million in federal funding to address lead-based paint in Baltimore.  The funding, awarded through the U.S.

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