What We Do

The Mayor’s Office of Employment Development’s (MOED) mission is simple but powerful.

We believe everyone in Baltimore deserves a fair chance to find a job and build a better future. Some people face extra challenges because of unfair systems in the past, and we work to give them more opportunities. Our goal is to help every resident succeed in their career.

We also support local businesses by connecting them with skilled workers. We partner with the Baltimore Workforce Development Board to make sure job seekers and employers both get the help they need.

About 40.4% of MOED’s local workforce services are paid for with federal funds. The rest comes from state, local, and non-federal resources. Please see our full Steven's Amendment (SA) disclosure.

View and download Baltimore City’s Local Workforce Plan. 

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MOED's new American Job Center is coming!

The Mayor’s Office of Employment Development’s new American Job Center is more than a building, it is a bold investment in Baltimore’s workforce and the future of our residents. We're excited to welcome residents in Fall 2026.

MOED's New American Job Center!

YouthWorks

YouthWorks connects thousands of young people between the ages of 14 and 21 to summer jobs.

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Support for Former Federal Employees and Workers Impacted by the Federal Government Transition

Take the next step toward your career goals with MOED. We’re here to help you succeed.

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Free Financial Counseling and Credit Repair

The Baltimore City Financial Empowerment Center (FEC) Initiative offers free one-on-one financial counseling and coaching, as a free public service to Baltimore City residents, regardless of income.

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Mayor's Office of Employment Development Contact

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410-396-3009

Address

850 W North Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21217

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