Department News

Historic Conservator inspects stone on City Hall facade

How Baltimore’s Vacant Homes Wound Up Recycled Into City Hall

Giving Baltimore’s history a second life.
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Work for America Spotlights Innovative Public Works Recruitment Strategies in Baltimore and Columbus With New Case Studies

New case studies showcase how cities are rethinking hiring for public works roles, expanding talent pipelines to meet growing workforce demands
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Mayor Brandon M. Scott and City Leaders Announce Renovation and Expansion of Forest Park Library Branch

Full-Scale modernization to include new seating, lighting, green spaces
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Ashley Snow and Omotolani Lawal Graduate from The Leadership Pathway Program

DGS employees participate in the second Leadership Pathway Program.
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Celebrating 2025's Achievements

DGS employees celebrate agency accomplishments during the holiday season.
Women of DGS pose together

Women’s End of the Year Brunch

Women from across DGS came together to celebrate the end of the year.
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Director Talks Public-Private Partnership at P3 Government Conference

Director Berke Attila participated in the Building Baltimore’s Renaissance: Innovative Public Strategies for Transformative Capital Investment panel at the P3 Government Conference.
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Launch of DGS Stat Hosted by OPI

Transparency around our agency’s work is key to maintaining relationships with our customers and instilling trust in Baltimore residents. This is where data plays a big part in telling DGS’s story.
Jerry Immler

DGS Welcomes Jerry Immler

The Department of General Services is pleased to welcome Jearld (Jerry) lmmler as the new Manager of Emergency Operations Safety and Security.
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DGS supports Maryland Clean Energy Center to secure $250K

The City of Baltimore receives a $250k grant to develop a pipeline of clean energy projects.