Helpful Numbers:
Street Lights 410-396-5965
(The department promises a response within 48 hours)

Abandoned Vehicles 410-396-1944
(Provide a description of vehicle and its location. City promises action within 48 hours)

Bulk Trash 410-361-9333
(Includes old appliances, boxes, furniture and up to four tires with the rims removed – No building materials! Clearly mark the items as BULK TRASH.) You must contact them to arrange pickup.

Clogged Street Drain 410-396-5352 Potholes 410- POTHOLE
(The Director of the Department of Public Works promises action within 48 hours)

Rat Rubout Program 410-545-1916/19

Street & Alley Cleaning 410-396-4515

Public Works 410-396-5352

Elected representatives:
State Delegate: Peter Hammen
821 South Grundy St.
Baltimore, MD 21224
410-342-3142
E-mail: petehammen@aol.com      

State Delegate: Carolyn Krysiak
364 Cornwall Street
Baltimore, MD 21224
410-633-9251
E-mail: carolyn_krysiak@house.state.md.us

State Delegate: Brian McHale
801 Light Street, 2nd fl.
Baltimore, MD 21230
410-244-8404
E-mail: brian_mchale@house.state.md.us

City Councilman: James B. Kraft
Room 505, City Hall
100 N. Holliday St.
Baltimore, MD 21202
Phone: 410-396-4821
Fax: 410-361-9908
E-mail: jkraft@baltimorecitycouncil.com

State Senator: George W. Della, Jr.
James Senate Office Building, Room 201
110 College Ave.
Annapolis, MD 21401 - 1991
(410) 841-3600, (301) 858-3600
1-800-492-7122, ext. 3600 (toll free)
E-mail: george.della@senate.state.md.us (during session)
 
Recycling—Blue Bags 2nd & 4th Mondays, Paper 2nd & 4th Fridays


Useful Links

Patterson Park/Highlandtown Historic District

Baltimore City
Our city's online resource for civic agencies and departments.

Baltimore Development Corporation
 
Baltimore City CHAP
Baltimore Commission on Historical and Architectural Preservation
 
Baltimore City Paper
Baltimore's Most Online Alternative Weekly

BaltimoreSun.com
The Baltimore Sun's online presence. A good source for current events.

CPHA
The Citizens Planning and Housing Association

East Baltimore Development Initiative
East Baltimore Development, Inc. is charged with leading and managing the $800-million revitalization of an 80-acre portion of East Baltimore
 
Eastside Community Development Corporation
An organization of businesses in eastern Baltimore City and County

LiveBaltimore!
Everything you need to know about living in Baltimore City. You know those "I Love City Life" bumperstickers? It's these folks.

State of Maryland <http://www.state.md.us/>
The regional view, supplied by our friends in Annapolis.

Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development
Statewide assistance for businesses and communities.

MCCD
The Maryland Center for Community Development