Reminder: Some Government Offices, Banks Closed For Columbus DayMonday is the federal holiday Columbus Day, marking Christopher Columbus' first voyage to America.
Need To Shred A Lot Of Docs? Baltimore's DPW Hosting Last Shred Event Of The Year On Oct. 5Shredding is an important process when it comes to disposing of pilled up paper documents, old mail, and credit card information.
Heavy Rains Contribute To Sewer Overflows In BaltimoreThis week's heavy rains contributed to three sewer overflows, discharging 1.87 million gallons of stormwater mixed with sewer water, according to the Baltimore City Department of Public Works.
Baltimore Trash Collectors Got Thousands In Unnecessary Overtime Pay, Report FindsBaltimore's public works department spent thousands of dollars paying employees who finished work early for full shifts and for overtime hours during their regular shifts, a report from the inspector general's office found.
Broken 20" Valve Causes Water Outage At Poe HomesThey explained that crews had responded earlier this week to a break in the area, but it wasn't until later this week that the extent of the problem with the failed valve was discovered.
City Officials Identify DPW Worker Who Died After Falling Into Water Of Baltimore Wastewater PlantBaltimore city officials have identified the DPW worker who was found dead after falling into a Baltimore wastewater treatment vat of water as Trina Cunningham.
City Council Members Push For Independent Study On Water Rate IncreaseMembers of the Baltimore City Council and advocates called on the Department of Public Works Tuesday to produce an independent rate study before raising the city’s water bills.
Water Mains Break, Freeze Roads Solid As Cold Refuses To Let UpThree dozen water main breaks have been reported across the city and county and sub-freezing temperatures turning that water to ice.
Baltimore Customers Struggling To Pay For Water BillsBaltimore's poorest residents are finding it beyond their ability to keep up with their water bills.
Water Main Break In Northwest BaltimoreCrews are in northwest Baltimore after a main water break Tuesday morning.
Baltimore Could Get $200 Million To Repair City InfrastructureBaltimore City could be getting $200 million to help pay for some much needed improvements to aging water and sewer infrastructure.
Baltimore Board of Estimates Approves Nearly 30% Water Bill HikeStarting this October, your water bill is going to look much different.
20-inch Water Main Break Repairs Continue in CockeysvilleCrews continue to work around the clock to try and repair a 20-inch water main break in Cockeysville.
Baltimore DPW Reports Sewage Overflow Into Jones FallsThe city's Department of Public Works is reporting a sanitary sewer overflowed into Jones Falls Monday morning.