Baltimore City Department of Transportation

Dec 9

NEXT WEEK We are hosting a meeting to share updates on the Harford Rd Transit Improvements and the Cycleway Extension. Come learn about the design work, ask questions, and see what is planned for the corridor. 🚶♀️🚴♂️🚌 📅 Tuesday Dec 16 ⏰ 6 to 7:30 PM 📍 In person: REACH Partnership School Cafete...Read more

NEXT WEEK We are hosting a meeting to share updates on the Harford Rd Transit Improvements and the Cycleway Extension. Come learn about the design work, ask questions, and see what is planned for the corridor. 🚶♀️🚴♂️🚌 📅 Tuesday Dec 16 ⏰ 6 to 7:30 PM 📍 In person: REACH Partnership School Cafeteria 2555 Harford Rd Accessible by MTA 22, 54, and 154 💻 Online: https://buff.ly/ugXhYnt If you need accommodations or have questions, email DOTEngagement@BaltimoreCity.gov or call 410.396.6802. Subscribe to the project page for continued updates: https://buff.ly/UJbORjh

Dec 9

We're hiring a Quality Assurance Analyst! Up to $84k Annually Support the accuracy and integrity of Baltimore’s transportation programs by reviewing documentation, validating records, and ensuring compliance with City policies. Use your analytical skills to identify errors, evaluate processes, a...Read more

We're hiring a Quality Assurance Analyst! Up to $84k Annually Support the accuracy and integrity of Baltimore’s transportation programs by reviewing documentation, validating records, and ensuring compliance with City policies. Use your analytical skills to identify errors, evaluate processes, and help improve how our systems operate. Strong communication and organizational skills will help you work with staff, contractors, and vendors while preparing clear reports and recommendations. Apply Today! https://transportation.baltimorecity.gov/featured-job-postings

Dec 8

We're hiring a Towing Administrative Supervisor! Up to $88k Annually Oversee daily operations at Baltimore City’s Towing Section by supervising the cashier and customer service staff. Use your administrative, budgeting, and financial reporting skills to keep the impound process running smoothly an...Read more

We're hiring a Towing Administrative Supervisor! Up to $88k Annually Oversee daily operations at Baltimore City’s Towing Section by supervising the cashier and customer service staff. Use your administrative, budgeting, and financial reporting skills to keep the impound process running smoothly and accurately. Your ability to communicate clearly and resolve issues with tact will help you support both residents and team members while ensuring compliance with City and State regulations. Apply Today! https://buff.ly/3w1r3QS

Dec 8

📣 Transit Choices Meeting featuring Director McBeth Director Veronica McBeth will be sharing an overview of our 2025 CTP priorities, including: • Russell St Viaduct • Hanover St Bridge • I 83 signage; pavement; and safety upgrades • Traffic signal infrastructure upgrades • Complete Streets projec...Read more

📣 Transit Choices Meeting featuring Director McBeth Director Veronica McBeth will be sharing an overview of our 2025 CTP priorities, including: • Russell St Viaduct • Hanover St Bridge • I 83 signage; pavement; and safety upgrades • Traffic signal infrastructure upgrades • Complete Streets projects • Our department-wide focus on ADA compliance  🗓 Thursday, December 11 ⏰ 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM 💻 Join on Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86947761214?pwd=fxuFzMr9yK1o0f7qhHXVpgpyxvlktJ.1 🔑 Passcode: 801889 📱 One tap mobile: +13017158592,,86947761214#

Dec 8

Free Buses Can Be a Reality — Just Look at Maryland https://truthout.org/articles/free-buses-can-be-a-reality-just-look-at-maryland/ Dr. Lawrence Brown, a research scientist in the Center for Urban Health Equity at Morgan State University, told Truthout that while “there is still work to be done,”....Read more

Free Buses Can Be a Reality — Just Look at Maryland https://truthout.org/articles/free-buses-can-be-a-reality-just-look-at-maryland/ Dr. Lawrence Brown, a research scientist in the Center for Urban Health Equity at Morgan State University, told Truthout that while “there is still work to be done,”... ...the changes to the CCC since 2020 — including the Cherry Hill line addition in 2024 (which serves a neighborhood that is 90 percent Black and historically redlined) — “represents a change in the right direction.” Dr. Brown elaborated that “The Green line changes are definitely an improvement from an equity perspective as it extends into historically redlined central East Baltimore,”