Commission Mission
The Baltimore City Veterans' Commission is dedicated to providing assistance to veterans who reside in the City, are employed by the City, or are retired City employees, and their families, when in need. The Commission works with the Mayor and City Council, veterans groups, and others on policies, programs, and concerns related to veterans and their families.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist veterans in matters relating to educational training and retraining services
- Support access to health, medical, and rehabilitation services
- Provide information about special rights and privileges under federal, state, and local laws
- Facilitate employment and reemployment services
- Serve as an information resource on veterans' issues
- Increase community awareness of veterans' rights
- Honor and memorialize deceased veterans and those currently serving
Vision
The Veterans’ Commission envisions a Baltimore City where every Veteran and their family can thrive with dignity, equity, and unwavering support. Through collaborative leadership and integrity, we strengthen a coordinated citywide network that makes services accessible, visible, and effective. Working with Veterans, their families, and local partners, we shape informed policy, advance wellbeing, and ensure that every sacrifice is honored through real opportunities and resources that meet genuine needs.
Commission Composition
The Commission comprises 11 members appointed by the Mayor, including:
- 4 members recommended by the President of City Council (including 1 City Council member)
- The Police Commissioner or designee
- The Fire Chief or designee
- 5 additional veteran members
Explore the Veterans’ Commission Ordinance to understand how it supports local veterans.
Contact
Jill Muth, Chief of the Veterans' Commission
jill.muth@baltimorecity.gov
410.746.4095