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Mayor Young, Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, the National Recreation and Park Association and the community celebrate the re-opening of Catherine ABC Park in West Baltimore.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the new Brooks Robinson Field at Fredrick Douglass High School.
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Learn more about the Mobile Workforce Center, coming to a neighborhood near you. Operated by the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development, this workforce center on wheels features computer workstations, Internet access and professional staff to help job seekers and career changers in Baltimore City. Get help with your resume and increase your job search options so you can Get a Job and Build a Career.
Mayor Young welcomes Baltimore City students back to school on the first day of school.
Mayor Young, Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates Adrienne Jones, City Council President Brandon Scott, Councilman Isaac Yitzy Schleifer, Baltimore City Public Schools and the community celebrate the grand opening of the new Arlington Elementary/Middle School.
Mayor Young attends KaBOOM! Playground build funded by the Baltimore City Youth Fund at North Bend Elementary/Middle School.
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Baltimore’s very own, Dru Hill performing at the 2019 AFRAM festival.
Officers stand at attention at the graduation ceremony for the Baltimore Police Department.
Gervonta “Tank” Davis Day Parade
Join Mayor Young & The Office of Public Affairs for the Gervonta “Tank” Davis Day Parade Saturday, October 26 at 1:30 PM. The parade will begin at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Preston Street, travel north up Pennsylvania Avenue to Presstman Street. The parade will end with a fan Festival across the street from the Upton Gym.
Grand re-opening celebration for the Enoch Pratt Library Central Library.
Mayor Young, Lieutenant Governor Boyd Rutherford, City Council President Brandon Scott, and Councilwoman Mary Pat Clark joined Baltimore City Public Schools and the community for the ribbon cutting ceremony at REACH! Partnership School. REACH! Partnership School is the eleventh 21st Century School to be completed and opened in Baltimore City.
2019 Minority Enterprise Development Week
BMORE ALERT
The City of Baltimore is pleased to announce the release of BMORE ALERT, which is the new emergency notification system serving the City. Sign up today to receive emergency alerts for your community.
Mayor Young partners with Aetna and Remote Area Medical to host a Remote Area Medical Clinic at Pimlico Elementary/Middle School.
Mayor Bernard “Jack” Young challenges you, to BMORE Beautiful and help clean up Baltimore!
The Cleanup Cup, is an opportunity for neighborhoods, businesses and organizations to engage in some friendly competition to keep Baltimore Beautiful by picking up trash, litter and debris in our communities. Participation in the challenge is simple.
Mayor Young and City Council President Brandon Scott introduce Dru Hill at the 2019 AFRAM festival.
Mayor Young stopped by the Annual Katyń Remembrance to say a few words in honor of the memorial.
Mayor Young at the Board of Estimates Annual Taxpayers’ Night. The goal of Taxpayers’ Night is to equip city residents with the budget information they need to meaningfully engage in the budget process and understand how the city’s budget process works to move Baltimore forward.
Mayor Young helped kickoff the Sole of the City 10K Race. The course takes runners through our beautiful downtown neighborhoods including Federal Hill, Otterbein, Harbor East, Fells Point and Little Italy.
Mayor Young joined Commissioner Michael S. Harrison to officiate the graduation ceremony for the newest class of the Baltimore Police Department.
Over 100,000 people gathered in Druid Hill Park for the 2019 AFRAM celebration.
Mayor Young greets attendee at the 2019 AFRAM festival.
Mayor Young joined Senator Ben Cardin, Senator Chris Van Hollen and Congressman John Sarbanes to announce nearly $3.7 million in federal funding for the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program. These federal funds will support a comprehensive planning process to develop the best strategies to meet the needs of homeless youth in Baltimore City.

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Board of School Commissioners Vacancy

Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young is seeking candidates to serve on the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners.

Mayor Young and DHCD Announce Developer for Tivoly Triangle in Coldstream Homestead Montebello

The Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development (DHCD) announced that Urban Green – LNW&A Development Team has been granted the development rights for Phase 1 of the Tivoly Triangle Redevelopment Area in Coldstream Homestead Montebello (CHM).

City Processes Hundreds of Real Property Transactions During First Week of Manual Workaround

The City of Baltimore processed 462 applications for property deeds during the first week of a manual workaround designed to allow real estate transactions to proceed during the City's technology outage.

2019 Baltimore City Hall Pride Month Reception

Baltimore City LGBTQ Affairs and the Baltimore City LGBTQ Commission are pleased to host the community for a special kick-off celebration of LGBTQ Pride Month 2019.

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