You have to provide everything, background check, driving record, pictures, application. They will…read morehold it for 30 days then tell you you need another driving record. Slow slow, slow.

From the owner: The mission of the Maryland Public Service Commission is to ensure safe, reliable, and economic…read morepublic utility and transportation service to the citizens of Maryland. To achieve this, we will: Ensure that rates, terms, and conditions established for public service companies are just, reasonable, and transparent. Adopt and enforce regulations that are in the public interest and ensure that public service companies comply with established regulations. Create standards and policies that protect the safety of the public. Explore innovation that will encourage the efficient delivery of public utility services. Consider the economic and environmental impacts of all matters before the Commission. Encourage the conservation of natural resources and environmental preservation. Ensure effective methods of communicating the Commission's areas of regulation and jurisdiction, decisions, and their impact on the public. Develop and promote activities that encourage public trust and confidence. Serve the public interest through a commitment to professionalism, diversity, mutual respect, and ethical conduct.

I don't know why everyone hates on the post office so much, but I have never had a bad experience…read moreat the Highland town post office. It's my regular branch and I frequent it often. Monique it's always incredibly friendly, patient and helpful when answering my many questions.

This location would benefit greatly from a self-serve kiosk/machine. Every time I've visited…read morethere's been only one employee working and a queue of folks waiting to be helped. In addition, they close every weekday from 1:00pm to 2:30pm. Both of these reasons justify the addition of a machine, even something that can simply dispense stamps for purchase. Otherwise, it's the only post office location convenient to my home by foot so I'll continue to patronize it.

Both the library and the online portal are great. Librarians are very friendly and useful. The chat…read morefeature on the online portal is very useful. They also have free workshops which to navigate their own resources and also outside resources such as PubMed and other resources for clinicians, researchers and librarians.

Once you enter,they do your finger prints and let you make a phone call..After that,it's a waiting…read moregame.Your waiting to see court commissioner(judge) to let you know if you being released on your own recon.The law says you have to see judge within 24 hours.The usual wait is 16-24 hours.Ive never spent a minimum of atleast 16 hours on there.

Conditions are delporable. Staff is unprofessional. Hard to believe this is going on in 2024.read more

live on hunter street. south hunter street. the trash vehicle can't get through because the…read morestreet was not plowed properly. trash truck almost hit the electrical transformer. can't leave my house because i have no walk way. i live on this alley street. i am right at street level. and you mean to tell me you couldn't plow the snow in the street that is hunter street so i could leave my home. i am disabled. how are service vehicles...medical service vehicles supposed to get here if needed? there is an alley off of hunter street and chase street. behind biddle catering. if fire or rescue had to come in. HOW WOULD THEY COME IN THAT ALLEY WITH ICE AND SNOW. SOMEBODY WOULD DIE. NOW ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. GET OVER HERE AND CLEAR THE SNOW.

I want to extend my sincere gratitude and recognition to Lamont Jackson's crew from the Baltimore…read moreCity plumbing/water department for their exceptional service on 8/6/2025 at 614 S. Montford Ave. For three weeks, I went back and forth with 311 trying to resolve this issue without success. Once the matter reached Lamont Jackson's team, everything changed. They acted with urgency, professionalism, and a true sense of ownership. Within a very short period, they had the situation under control, working quickly while keeping me fully informed at every step. This crew not only completed the job efficiently, they answered every single call, took the time to address all of my questions, and treated me with respect and kindness throughout the process. Their dedication, teamwork, and attention to detail are exactly what public service should look like. They truly went above and beyond, and I feel it's important they are formally recognized for their hard work and commitment to helping Baltimore residents. Crew Members to Recognize: * Lamont Jackson (Crew Lead) * Robert Foster * Ronald McAir * Bryan Samuals * James Patrick * Jason Locklear This team turned a frustrating, weeks-long problem into a positive experience. Their professionalism and care for the community deserve to be celebrated.

They're no good for low income people, especially families, I,m a senior 66 years old and been…read morewaiting for housing assistance since 2015 they said it takes only 5 years for the wait, it's been 9 years now, the government needs to do something about it, so poor people don't have to live in these unfit shelters with their children, and on the streets, it's been to long, if they cared about us they would help us, I,m on disability monthly benefits, and can't afford decent housing because my income is too low and unable to work had to leave job cause of bad back with medical conditions,I,ll be dead in my grave before they contact me. God help us.

You want big government, then step inside the "one stop shop" building permit office…read more Terrible web site to prepare you for the quagmire. Call ahead to get conflicting instructions on what to bring. Pay your architect extra for sketches that aren't necessary but you were told to bring. Show up to be immeditely turned away because the phone instructions were wrong. Armed with the correct directions, meet with disinterested employee #1, her pal #2 with the Obama poster/picture of her kid & no wedding ring/ 92q jamming, cashier #3, back to pal #2, revisit employee #1, wait 15 minutes because everyone is on break, meet bureaucrat #4, back to pal #2, stroke a check to cashier #3, and accept borderline rude instructions on how to contact the impending frustration that is the building inspector.

Didn't occur the way I would have liked wish their were more inspectors to move around so…read moreeverything isn't so jam packed. have to miss a day of work because of it but I do appreciate get my call backs for better communication of the situation and the reasons why it has to occur a certain way.

We just moved here and wanted to register to vote for the upcoming elections on November 8. After…read morewe sent the new voter application and registration via mail we received two letters back requesting additional information. Since we didn't have Maryland licenses we needed to submit either a copy of our passport or an article of official mail like an electric bill that had our current Maryland address in order to complete the registration. Instead of sending another round of letters we decided to walk down to the Board of elections office to hopefully resolve it quickly. After showing our IDs to the front desk we were shown to the office on the first floor. There's a bell to ring upon entering the office and someone came out to greet us promptly. The clerk was very friendly and helpful and after collecting our additional information and photocopying it, gave us our voter registration cards. She gave us additional information for early voting and a phone number to call in case we had any questions. Overall it was a great visit and was a lot easier to come down to the office then to do things through mail.

I attended my first federal sentencing today, a drive of four hours to the troubled city of…read moreBaltimore to show support for a friend. I rented a car from my Entetprise buddies, he rented a large bus and catered lunch for all attendees coming from NC, VA, PA, and more, our crowd was incredibly diverse. Jews, black, white, spanish, miscellaneous religions. To be part of the growing, true as the tide, we were one, we are here in the halls of justice, full of us that want to be served so well. Well, dont we? The building is an omnious structure, it looks like a place that you might not leave from once you go inside with federal marshals ready to move you through security checks, looking us over carefully. The Government presented its case, my friends attorney counter punched the statements of facutal misrepresentations. There was a lot of money involved in a short time, to the tune of millions of dollars in a few months. The presiding judge was "kept busy for days" reading all the defendants materials that were stacked high upon his desk and the wood creaked as the stacks of paperwork continued to pile up. My friend plead "guilty" and it seemed that the judge struggled imposing the heavy sentence as he was looking at thirty years, he received one year and one day, incarceration facility wherever he wants to in New York. Why? Because my friend built a church, he built a school, he "touched the lives of tens of thousands" picking up medical bills for employees and their families, writing checks to the community in excess of six figures a year which could not be denied. Yes, he caught a year in the federal pen, but it sure beats thirty.

Located in downtown Baltimore parking is ridiculously expensive. I timed in at 8:30 am and left…read morebefore 2 pm and was charged $31. That was in the parking below the Federal building. It is cheaper elsewhere. Look before you enter!

they fucking suck especially the female firefighters they act like we owe them something for doing…read moretheir job. I cut my finger at work (deep; wouldn't stop bleeding) I didn't ask them to look at the finger or anything all i aske was, "Do you have any extra bandage ?" this bitch going to say "oh yall should have bandaids if not you're breaking OSHA" somebody is injured I thought the job was to help they fucking suck she lucky I was worried about my finger I would have spit on that bitch. It was literally a yes or no question but she just had to abuse the little power she had. Won't be needing them ever again. Not sure what department but it happened yesterday 4/7/26 at Giant on Sinclair Ln, they were the first responders to a seizure call it was the only woman that was with them she had blonde hair

From my experience the city fire department has some fantastic public servants working hard to keep…read morepeople safe. It's very easy to get cynical about city government in Baltimore but my limited experiences (never had an actual fire thank god) with these guys has been great. The first time I needed them someone at our house was having a medical emergency. They responded quickly and seemed like serious professionals when they got here. More recently we had a false fire alarm at our house and because we were not home the alarm company dispatched the fire department to see what was going on. Unfortunately they had to bust into our house but they were careful to do it in a way that caused minimal damage and did not leave the house vulnerable to being broken into until we got home. When I spoke with one of the responding fire fighters on the phone to explain the false alarm situation he was super-nice about it and not at all unpleasant about the fact that they'd wasted their time over a twitchy smoke detector.