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This comes after months of insisting from the Maryland DOL that citations are due within six months of the incident.
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The program is under the authority of DPW. Resolutions like the one passed Monday can serve to put public pressure on the department.
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Sewer rates would go up 15% and water by 3% in February under a plan before the board.
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Environmentalists say they remain concerned for the Prettyboy Reservoir.
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“When I passed out and hit the ground, I fell and hit the back of my head. Mr. Silver kind of shook me and woke me up off the ground. And when I asked him what happened, he said I collapsed,” said Travis Christian during a news conference.
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Timothy Cartwell is the second DPW solid waste worker to die on the job this year.
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DPW omitted 40% incidents that could be potential heat sickness in the most recent investigation.
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An outside law firm found a lack of training and knowledge about heat safety. They also found a culture in which employees were afraid to speak up about safety concerns out of fears over retaliation.
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Khalil Zaied will lead an agency that has been marred by several scandals that include water quality issues, poor service delivery and reports of a toxic work culture.
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Baltimore City Council is set to hold hearings to examine work conditions at the Department of Public Works following the death of employee Ronald Silver ll on August 2, 2024.