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LIBERAL LEAVE IN EFFECT TODAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 FOR NON-ESSENTIAL EMPLOYEES. Employees must follow departmental call-in procedures.

Mayor Catherine E. Pugh is joined by local vendors for her Shop Local for Love event to encourage support of Baltimore City businesses for Valentine’s Day.
Mayor Catherine E. Pugh delivers remarks to constituents at Baltimore Day in Annapolis.
Mayor Catherine E. Pugh delivers remarks at the Mobile Integrated Health – Community Paramedicine press event at the University of Maryland Medical Center.
Mayor Catherine E. Pugh poses for a selfie with a young citizen at Huber Memorial Church's Trunk or Treat Event.
Officers stand at attention at the graduation ceremony for the Baltimore Police Department.
Mayor Catherine E. Pugh and members of the Police Explorers program at the Baltimore Police Department’s Family Health and Wellness Fair.
Mayor Catherine E. Pugh introduces Acting Commissioner Michael S. Harrison at City Hall.
BMORE ALERT
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Mayor Catherine E. Pugh is joined by members of the community at her biweekly Call to Action meeting.
Mayor Catherine E. Pugh presents Erricka Bridgeford with a Mayoral Salute for her work with Baltimore Ceasefire but also for her dedication and commitment to Baltimore City.
Mayor Catherine E. Pugh and U.S. Senator Ben Cardin speak at a press conference about Senator Cardin’s legislation to help residents with rising water bills.
Black History Month Challenge
Mayor Catherine E. Pugh delivers remarks at the joint press conference of regional executives in support of the legislation to increase the statewide minimum wage.
Mayor Catherine E. Pugh is joined by Maj. Tomecha Brown (far left), Lieutenant Colonel Sheree Briscoe (second from the left) and Maj. Natalie Preston at the Baltimore Police Department graduation ceremony.
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Latest News, Media and Events

Mayor Pugh Announces New Health Commissioner for Baltimore City

Mayor Catherine E. Pugh announces Dr. Letitia Dzirasa as Health Commissioner for the Baltimore City Health Department, effective March 11, 2019.

Baltimore City Snow Crews to Treat Roads Ahead of Wednesday Morning Commute

The Baltimore City Department of Transportation Director Michelle Pourciau would like to encourage citizens to plan ahead for inclement weather expected throughout the day tomorrow in the Baltimore region.

City of Baltimore Files First East Coast PCB Lawsuit Against Monsanto Company

Mayor Catherine E. Pugh released her agenda for the 2017 legislative session as the Maryland General Assembly convened for opening day in Annapolis.

Mayor Pugh Announces Savings of Over $950,000 from City Gain Sharing Plan

Department of General Services Fleet Management Successfully Concludes Phase 1 of Pilot Program to Incentivize Employees to Reduce Costs.

Mayor Pugh Begins Second Phase of Grants Program with $3 Million

Mayor Catherine E. Pugh and the City’s Department of Housing & Community Development (DHCD) have initiated the second phase of the Community Catalyst Grants Program (CCG).

Statement of Mayor Catherine E. Pugh on the Proposed Decriminalization of Marijuana in the City of Baltimore

Mayor Pugh's Statement in Support of Senate Bill SB43

More Cold Weather Coming: DPW Offers Advice to Citizens

As Baltimore braces for a week of freezing temperatures and a predicted mixed-bag of precipitation on Tuesday, DPW crews are busy repairing broken water mains.

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