Recent News

Baltimore City Department of Public Works Receives All-Clear to End Boil Water Advisory Testing Confirms Water in Impacted Area is Safe to Consume

Sep 9th, 2022

Mayor Brandon M. Scott is pleased to announce that Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) has received the all-clear from Maryland Department of Environment to fully lift the boil water advisory that has impacted portions of West Baltimore this week. With the action, residents will no longer be advised to boil water before use.

DPW Announces Partial Lift of Boil Water Advisory; Required Boil Water Advisory Remains in Effect for a Portion of West Baltimore

Sep 7th, 2022

DPW has lifted the Precautionary Boil Water Advisory immediately for a portion of Baltimore City and the area of concern in Baltimore County. There were several rounds of water quality tests performed by DPW in the areas covered by the Precautionary Boil Water Advisory and all results confirmed that the water is safe to consume.

DPW Issues Boil Water Advisory for Parts of West Baltimore

Sep 5th, 2022

The Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) has issued a Required Boil Water Advisory (BWA) for residents, businesses, and other facilities in portions of West Baltimore, and a precautionary BWA for residents beyond that immediate service area, advising that drinking water is boiled before consumption.

PUBLIC NOTICE: 2525 Insulator Drive

Sep 2nd, 2022

2525 Insulator Drive
Baltimore City, Maryland

Stormwater Management Qualitative Control Waiver

Sep 2nd, 2022

Stormwater Management Qualitative Control Waiver
Alta Federal Hill II

Application for Redevelopment Waiver

Sep 2nd, 2022

Furley Elementary School Replacement
4663 Furley Avenue
Baltimore City, Maryland

Labor Day Closure, Monday September 5

Sep 1st, 2022

Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) Director Jason W. Mitchell reminds residents that Labor Day, Monday, September 5, 2022, is a City holiday. DPW offices and sanitation yards will be CLOSED.

Mayor Scott, DPW Update Water Bill Adjustment Policy Providing Relief to City Residents Facing High Water Bills Due to Plumbing Leaks

Aug 29th, 2022

Mayor Brandon M. Scott and Department of Public Works (DPW) Director Jason W. Mitchell have announced updates to DPW’s water bill adjustment policy to assist City residents facing higher than normal water bills due to plumbing leaks that can drive up monthly costs. Starting Sept. 1, 2022, DPW will change how interior water leaks are calculated for City residents and offer more flexible eligibility requirements for bill adjustment requests due to interior and underground leaks.

2022 Annual Report by the Design Build Executive Committee

Aug 25th, 2022

The Design Build Executive Committee (DBEC) has submitted an Annual Report for 2022 covering the projects currently under contract and approved by the DBEC and the Board of Estimates (BOE). 

Stormwater Management Qualitative Control Waiver

Aug 22nd, 2022

BGE Howard Park - Phase 2
Gas Main Replacement Project
Baltimore City, Maryland

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