Recent News

Martin Luther King Jr. Day Closure: Monday, January 16, 2023

Jan 13th, 2023

In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) Director Jason W. Mitchell, Ed.D., reminds residents that DPW offices and Sanitation Yards will be closed Monday, January 16, 2023. The holiday closure does NOT impact residential trash and recycling collections. 

PUBLIC NOTICE: 4511 Harford Road - Application for Redevelopment Waiver, Qualitative Control Waiver and Recharge Variance

Jan 13th, 2023

4511 Harford Road
4515-29 Harford Road
Baltimore City, Maryland

PUBLIC NOTICE: 715 S Haven Street - Application for Redevelopment Waiver

Jan 12th, 2023

715 S Haven Street
715 S Haven Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
Baltimore City, Maryland

PUBLIC NOTICE: The Loyola School - Application for Qualitative Control Waiver

Jan 11th, 2023

The Loyola  School
104, 106, 108, 110 E. Madison Street
Baltimore City, Maryland

PUBLIC NOTICE: The Loyola School - Application for Redevelopment Waiver

Jan 11th, 2023

The Loyola  School
104, 106, 108, 110 E. Madison Street
Baltimore City, Maryland

PUBLIC NOTICE: Former Atotech Facility Remediation

Jan 6th, 2023

Former Atotech Facility Remediation

1940 Chesapeake Avenue

Baltimore City, Maryland

PUBLIC NOTICE: Irvington Mews II

Jan 3rd, 2023

Irvington Mews II
200 S. Woodington Road

PUBLIC NOTICE: PROPOSED 4-LOT RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION

Jan 3rd, 2023

PROPOSED 4-LOT RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION
2416 Taney Road

New Year's Day Closure: Monday, January 2, 2023

Dec 29th, 2022

In observance of New Year’s Day, Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) Director Jason W. Mitchell, Ed.D., reminds residents that DPW offices and Sanitation Yards will be closed Monday, January 2, 2023.

The holiday closure does NOT impact residential trash and recycling collections. However, trash and recycling collections for condos and businesses WILL be affected due to the holiday observance.

10-Year Solid Waste Management Plan

Dec 29th, 2022

The Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) is updating the City’s 10-Year Solid Waste Management Plan (SWMP) and is seeking input from residents and other stakeholders – including environmental advocates; representatives from city businesses, schools, and hospitals; and those who live and work in the City.

The State of Maryland requires Baltimore City to adopt and maintain a comprehensive solid waste management plan that covers at least the subsequent 10-year period. The 10-year Solid Waste Plan must be both approved by MDE and adopted by the Mayor and City Council.

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