BALTIMORE, MD.  — Today, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced the beginning of deliveries of fans and air conditioning units to older adults, to help residents stay in their homes on extreme heat days. The program is a partnership between the Baltimore City Health Department, the Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD), the Mayor’s Office of Children and Family Success, Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, and Civic Works.

Older Baltimore City residents or caregivers can call the Maryland Access Point at 410-396-CARE to check to see if they qualify for a free box fan or air conditioning unit, and apply for fan delivery if they don’t have a vehicle. DHCD is providing installation of air conditioning units for qualified residents.

Curbside pickup for fans will take place at the following sites from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on the following dates:

• 7/14 - Curtis Bay Recreation Center, 1630 Filbert Street, 21226
• 7/16 - James E. Gross, 4600 Lanier Ave, 21216
• 7/21 - Zeta Center for Healthy and Active Aging, 4501 Reisterstown Rd, 21215
• 7/23 - Rowing Club, 3301 Waterview Ave, 21230 (Cherry Hill Senior Center)
• 7/28 - Collington Square, 1409 Collington Ave, 21213
• 7/30 - Coldstream, 1401 Fillmore St, 21218
• 8/4 - Civic Works, Inc, 3501 Brehms Lane, 21213
• 8/6 - Civic Works, Inc, 3501 Brehms Lane, 21213

Fans can also be picked up by appointment every Wednesday at Civic Works from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

All residents

• Bring an ID for proof of age and residence (one fan per eligible person)
• Make space in your trunk for contactless curbside pickup

No air conditioning units will be available for pick-up.