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Mayor Scott Statement on Public Safety Leadership Confirmation Hearings

Mayor Brandon M. Scott released the following statement on tonight's City Council confirmation hearings held for Acting Police Commissioner Richard Worley and Acting Fire Chief James Wallace.

Mayor Scott, Officials Rename Street in Honor of Legendary Actor and Baltimore Native Andr De Shields

ahead of the City's Artscape weekend, Mayor Brandon M. Scott unveiled Andr De Shields Way, to honor the renowned artist for his legacy and the lasting impact he's made in Baltimore's cultural heritage and within the community.

Mayor Scott Issues Executive Order Establishing Arts & Culture Advisory Committee

during Arts and Culture Week, Mayor Brandon M. Scott issued an executive order to establish the Mayor's Arts & Culture Advisory Committee.

Mayor Scott Announces $6.25 Million Investment in Baltimore's Arts Community, Including $4.5 Million

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced additional investments in the arts made possible with American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for a combined total of $6.25 million focused on supporting arts and cultural institutions led by diverse artists and groups.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott and the Department of Transportation Debut Online Special Event Permit Applications and Payment Options

Mayor Brandon M. Scott and Baltimore City Department of Transportation (DOT) Director Corren Johnson announced the launch of new online special event permit applications.

Brandon M. Scott is the 52nd Mayor of Baltimore City, and the youngest person elected to the position in over a century. Mayor Scott is committed to ending gun violence, restoring public trust in local government, and building a more equitable Baltimore for families to thrive.

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Property Claims Reporting

Do you need to report damage to City-owned property; including contents? Click here to submit your report.

Please note your submission will be reviewed within 1 business day.

Should you have any questions regarding the status of a previously reported incident please contact the Bureau of Risk Management via email by clicking here. Please include your Confirmation of Submission ID or Claim Number.

Please note: Damage to non-city property, such as resident's home or automobile, MUST be reported in person or by certified mail to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) located at 7 E. Redwood Street, 6th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202