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Disaster Relief Information

Check out some disaster relief information/links/resources to help Citizens, Communities, Businesses and Government recover HERE

Incident Updates

For information on hurricanes, storms and flooding visit the Hurricane Incident Updates Website
For current traffic advisories visit the Department of Transportation Traffic Advisories section
For current public works news visit the Department of Public Works Press Release section
For current public health news visit the Baltimore Health site
For current Code Red Heat Alert Information visit the health Department website

Top Stories

Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management Advises Residents Affected by Natural Gas Outage in Locust Pt

Today, gas service was interrupted to approximately 1200 residents in the South Baltimore-Locust Point area. The outage could last days and residents and businesses should prepare now and stay informed. Prior to service restoration for the area, BGE must access all the homes and businesses to physically disconnect the gas service. Account holders without gas in the affected areas should call 410-685-0123 to arrange access to interior gas meters. Once the repair of the damage gas main and interior gas service of all 1200 customers have been disconnected, the gas service can be restored. BGE will then need to reenter and enable individual gas meters.

LEPC Special Announcement- Nationwide Test of the Emergency Alert System November 9th

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will conduct the first nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS). The national test will occur on Wednesday, November 9th at 2 pm and will last up to 30 seconds.

Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management and Target® Team Up for National Preparedness Day

Baltimore residents have experienced an earthquake, a hurricane and widespread flooding over the past three weeks. Fortunately, Baltimore City was largely spared from serious damage. However, the major destruction these events inflicted on other East Coast cities serves to reinforce the importance of personal preparedness and having the knowledge and supplies needed for any emergency.

Contacts

Emergency Management
Robert Maloney
1201 E. Cold Spring Ln.,
Baltimore, MD, 21239
(410) 396-6188
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