Baltimore City Hall

04/26/2022

On April 25th, Senators Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin, Congressman Kweisi Mfume, and Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott gathered to highlight a new federal investment of $2 million for the City’s Avenue Market. The funds are intended to provide access to healthy foods for area residents, support...

11/15/2021

Sweeping legislation would responsibly grow Baltimore by bringing back dollar houses for Baltimore’s legacy residents, city workers and Housing Choice voucher holders, as well as by helping residents facing costly repairs stay in their homes and ensuring seniors do not lose their houses to predatory reverse mortgages.

07/20/2021

A Baltimore bill that provides more safeguards for renters from eviction went into effect Monday, a piece of legislation designed to combat a potential housing crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

07/19/2021

07/19/2021

Councilman Glover Passes Landmark Bill to Prevent Housing Crisis:

“This legislation becoming law means families will be able to stay in their homes without the fear of their landlords evicting them when their lease expires. When I learned that landlords found a loophole in the eviction moratorium and were kicking tenants behind on their rent out of their homes when their leases expired, I stepped up alongside housing advocates to formulate a plan to protect them. As the Council, our job is to create legislation that meets the needs of the moment. Our ‘Just Cause’ legislation — now law — does just that.”

07/19/2021

04/01/2021

The Baltimore City Health Department is excited to announce a one-stop-shop for all Baltimore City residents to preregister for the COVID-19 vaccines! Visit covax.baltimorecity.gov and fill out the form now, and we will contact you once an appointment becomes available!

03/24/2021

City Council Town Hall; March 23, 2021

03/09/2021

Mayor Brandon M. Scott's Statement on Governor's Announcement

Baltimore will continue to be guided by the science. I remain committed to ensuring recovery efforts are administered through an equitable lens that prioritizes the people and places hardest hit by COVID-19.

02/07/2021

Join the discussion in 10 minutes ⬇️

Before the tonight, catch the URBAN Health BEAT 2.0 / Radio-Podcast with Marilyn Harris-Davis, Dr. Garry Jennings and Baltimore City Council President Nick J. Mosby at 5 p.m. for a discussion on "moving forward to improve lives on every level." Details ⬇️⬇️⬇️