Fact Sheets, Applications and Presentations
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works offers several fact sheets, applications, and presentations on various services the department offers. Please click on any of the tabs below to learn more.
About DPW General Information
Information about the general operations of the Department of Public Works can be found here.
Calendar 2023
A year’s worth of useful information on important DPW activities and events.
Calendar 2022
A year’s worth of useful information on important DPW activities and events.
Calendar 2021
A year’s worth of useful information on important DPW activities and events.
Calendar 2020
A year’s worth of useful information on important DPW activities and events.
Cleaning and Recycling
DPW takes the lead on keeping Baltimore clean, but these guides help residents do their part as well.
Fiscal Year 2023 Illegal Dumping Report
The City’s Annual Report on how we remediate illegal dumping.
Fiscal Year 2022 Illegal Dumping Report
The City’s Annual Report on how we remediate illegal dumping.
Fiscal Year 2021 Illegal Dumping Report
The City’s Annual Report on how we remediate illegal dumping.
Fiscal Year 2020 Illegal Dumping Report
The City’s Annual Report on how we remediate illegal dumping.
Fiscal Year 2019 Illegal Dumping Report
The City’s Annual Report on how we remediate illegal dumping.
Fiscal Year 2018 Illegal Dumping Report
The City’s Annual Report on how we remediate illegal dumping.
Fiscal Year 2017 Illegal Dumping Report
The City’s Annual Report on how we remediate illegal dumping.
Baltimore City Cleaning Guide
Information for residents to keep their property and neighborhood clean, and where to go for help.
Fiscal Year 2016 Illegal Dumping Report
The City’s Annual Report on how we remediate illegal dumping..
Reservoirs
The Department of Public Works maintains three reservoirs that provide drinking water for 1.8 million Baltimore-area residents as well as certain portions which are used for recreation.
Watercraft Permit
Register your boat to be used in one of our reservoirs.
Stormwater
These documents explain how residents and property owners can help reduce polluted runoff.
Stormwater Remediation Program Credits Fact Sheet
An introduction to stormwater and Baltimore’s stormwater remediation program.
Maryland Stormwater Guidance Document
(Single-family)
Comprehensive information on stormwater and remediation measures for homeowners.
Maryland Stormwater Guidance Document
(Non-Single family)
Comprehensive information on stormwater and remediation measures for Non-Single Family Property.
Maryland Stormwater Fee Credit Application
(Single-family)
Credit application for single-family properties.
Maryland Stormwater Fee Credit Application
(Non-Single family)
Credit application for non-single family properties.
Creating a Stormwater Participation Event
Tips for organizing and registering an event that qualifies residents for stormwater fee credits.
Make Your Home a Solution
Simple, fun ways to save on your stormwater fee and help reduce polluted runoff.
Stormwater Fee for Religious Organizations
Religious institutions are eligible for sharply reduced stormwater rates.
No-Poo Fairy to make it disappear
You love your dog. But failing to pick up after your dog hurts the environment and your community.
Water Quality Monitoring and Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination
How you and the City work together to stop polluted runoff.
MS4 Fiscal Year 2018 Annual Report
Latest information on stormwater remediation activities.
Water Billing
We have worked to accommodate our low-income customers who need assistance paying their water bills. Below are descriptions of some of the programs available, and how to apply.
Paying Your Water Bill is Easy as 1,2,3,4
Baltimore City Department of Public Works offers 4 easy and convenient ways to pay your bill.
Medical Exemption Program
Prevent Water Turn-Off.
Maryland Stormwater Fee Credit Application
(Single-family)
Credit application for single-family properties.
Maryland Stormwater Fee Credit Application
(Non-Single family)
Credit application for non-single family properties.
Your Pipes
You don’t notice water pipes and sewer lines until something goes wrong. Here are tips on how to keep those pipes functioning correctly, and what to do if you need help.
Commercial FOG Brochure
What commercial foodservice establishments must know to comply with rules regarding fats, oils, and grease.
FOG Poster
This poster is designed for commercial kitchens, but it has good ideas for homes as well.
Residential FOG flyer
Avoid the accumulation of fats, oils, and grease in your sewer lines, which can block pipes and lead to sewer backups.
Residential FOG flyer
Here are answers to your frequently asked questions (FAQs) about fats, oils, and grease for commercial establishments.
Regulations
DPW’s rules and regulations can be found below.
Water and Wastewater Regulations