Recent News

Vacants to Value

Nov 13th, 2015

In November 2010 I launched  the Vacants to Value (V2V) initiative, the City’s first comprehensive blight elimination plan.  In its 5-year history, the program has received numerous national awards for its innovation and cutting-edge practices that are enhancing the quality of life, rebuilding our neighborhoods, and driving economic development. 

Vacants to Value

Light City Baltimore to bring artists, music and innovation to Inner Harbor

Nov 10th, 2015

Baltimore Business Journal

Light City Baltimore

City Budget Office to Host First of Three Balance Baltimore Workshops

Nov 10th, 2015

Residents encouraged to offer input on budget decisions facing Baltimore City

bureau of budget and management researchBaltimore CityBudget Live!

Democrats again press Gov. Hogan on Maryland school funding

Nov 9th, 2015

The Baltimore Sun

Baltimore Schools

Local leaders urge governor to release GCEI funds

Nov 9th, 2015

WBAL-TV

WBAL-TV

Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces New Appointments to the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners

Nov 6th, 2015

Appointments reflect Mayor’s continued commitment to expanding educational excellence and improving City schools for all students.

 

Mayor’s Office of Human Services Creates Emergency Food Working Group

Nov 4th, 2015

Goal is to create a food plan to prepare for future disasters or emergencies.

City awards $8.9M contract to supply all Baltimore households with new trash cans

Nov 4th, 2015

The Baltimore Sun

The Baltimore Sun

Baltimore City wants businesses to sponsor road cleaning

Nov 3rd, 2015

Baltimore Business Journal 

Sponsor-A-Road

Small, Minority and Women-Owned Businesses

Oct 30th, 2015

Small, minority and women-owned businesses are the backbone of Baltimore’s growing economy. This is why my administration makes it a priority ensure that all businesses have equal opportunities to compete and succeed.

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake

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