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Baltimore Mayor's Office: Midday Update on Winter Storm Management

Mayor Brandon M. Scott issued the following midday update regarding the winter storm. The Baltimore City Emergency Operations Center (EOC) returned to normal operations as of 6:30 AM. The Office of Emergency Management in collaboration with the Mayor’s Office will continue to monitor weather forecasts, and projected conditions. 

 

Baltimore Mayor's Office: Delayed Opening, up to two (2) hours

Mayor Brandon M. Scott issued a update regarding City Government efforts to confront the winter storm impacting Baltimore and the region.

 

Baltimore Mayor's Office: Delayed Opening, up to two (2) hours, is in Effect for Non-Essential Employees, including Employees who are Teleworking

Mayor Brandon M. Scott issued a update regarding City Government efforts to confront the winter storm impacting Baltimore and the region.

 

Baltimore Mayor’s Office: Update on Winter Storm Management

Mayor Brandon M. Scott issued the following update regarding City Government efforts to confront the winter storm impacting Baltimore and the region.  

 

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Mayor Brandon M. Scott

Brandon M. Scott is the 52nd Mayor of Baltimore City, and the youngest person elected to the position in over a century. Mayor Scott is committed to ending gun violence, restoring public trust in local government, and building a more equitable Baltimore for families to thrive.

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