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City of Baltimore - New Web Site Features

"I Want To" Menu

Added: May 30, 2008

The "I Want To" menu was created to allow easier navigation to City programs and services that would otherwise be harder to find through traditional navigation on a large web site. With the "I Want To" menu, you can navigate to many important places without having to know what City Agency or Office is responsible for that particular service.

FEATURE UPDATE (09/25/2008): You may have noticed that the background of the web site used to dim darker while using the "I Want To" menu. This feature was originally added to provide better readability of the menu while using it. Without the dim background, the surrounding elements made the menu harder to read and focus on. After review from usability personnel and other feedback, this feature was removed.

Browser Support Alerts

Added: May 30, 2008

As we add new features to the Baltimore City web site, these features take full advantage of modern web technologies. While we do continue to support our web site for older web browser software, we strongly recommend all visitors to upgrade their browser software to get the best experience out of the Baltimore City web site. This alert is provided as a means to notify you of your options. You can disable this alert temporarily or permanently by clicking the appropriate link within the alert. Please see the Browser Support page for more information.

NOTICE: Upgrading your browser is NOT a requirement to use the Baltimore CIty website. It is simply a recommendation to get a faster and better visual experience. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact the Webmaster.

Google Custom Search Engine

Added: February 15, 2008

The new Baltimore City Government Search (BCGS), powered by Google™, is a collective search for many Baltimore-related governmental websites.

Harnessing the power of Baltimore's family of websites ensures you don't go away empty handed! For more information on the BCGS, please visit the Search Help Page.

We hope these enhanced features have provided you with a better user experience on the Baltimore City web site. If you have any problems with our new features, please contact the webmaster at your earliest convenience and we will be sure to provide support. Thank you for visiting Baltimore City Online!

Thu. November 20, 2008

Mayor Sheila Dixon
City Hall, Room 250
100 N. Holliday Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Phone (410) 396-3835
Fax (410) 576-9425