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Child care stabilization funding from the American Rescue Plan expired last month, leaving significant gaps in daycare center budgets.
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“We have 23 pools in our system. 15 pools are open. 6 pools are under renovation or going out to bid,” said Scott as he addressed the controversy over closed city pools.
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In order to have weekly recycling by the first quarter of 2024, officials from the Department of Public Works say they will need 20 new crews and 30 new garbage trucks.
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Baltimore city leaders allocated tens of millions of dollars to help homeless individuals but little of the money has been spent.
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In this month's Midday with the Mayor, Mayor Scott recaps National Night Out, his Public Safety Report, squeegee worker programs and new allocations for American Rescue Plan funds.
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Applications for the program will open in early May.
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$1 million will be shared among the county's 29 companies.
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The money, taken from Baltimore’s $641 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding, will complete ongoing redevelopment
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Hotel shelters are set to be a resource post-pandemic for those experiencing homelessness.