Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced a push to increase access to, and awareness of, early childhood education and care, beginning with a $500,000 grant to The Fund for Educational Excellence to expand and improve the quality of Pre-K and child care programs in Baltimore.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced that he is directing the Baltimore City Law Department in partnership with the City's Office of Equity and Civil Rights to open an investigation into possible violations of the Fair Housing Act by investors behind a recent fraudulent mortgage scheme that has led to a number of foreclosures in Baltimore City.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott released a statement announcing the passing of Anthony Barksdale.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott joined Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) Administrator Holly Arnold, Baltimore City Executive Director of Overdose Response Sara Whaley, Delegate Melissa Wells, Councilman James Torrence, Councilwoman Phylicia Porter, and Maryland Peer Advisory Council (MPAC) President Tiffinee Scott at a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Penn North Station to announce that metro stations across Baltimore City will be equipped with ONEboxes containing naloxone and naloxone training materials.