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RESIDENT RESOURCES

As part of our commitment to supporting the growth and well-being of our community, we are excited to share with you a variety of resources available right here in our neighborhood. Our busy lives are already hard to keep track of, so maybe you don’t remember when trash day is; that’s OK, we have you covered!

Community Resources

Trash & Recycling

City Services

Parking & Transportation

Elected Representatives

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Community Resources

One of the benefits of an active and engaged community is the helpful resources it generates. Below is a list of links for neighborhood and city-wide information to help new residents get situated here. It's also a helpful reminder for residents who've been here awhile, too!

GNA Facebook Page
Go here for the latest news and updates in the neighborhood. We post everything GNA and neighborhood related here first. Look for local events, meetings, transportation information, city government notices, and more.

Nextdoor
Join this online community to get tips and recommendations and to discuss neighborhood issues.

311
The city's official call center for anything non-emergency. You can download the app or simply call 311 to report issues such as unsightly trash, overgrown grass/weeds, potholes, etc.

Farmer’s Markets
Explore Farmer’s Markets throughout Baltimore. The Fells Point Farmer’s Market takes place every Saturday at Harbor Point. The Baltimore Farmers Market takes place Sundays from April through December at Holiday and Saratoga Streets.

Lights Out Baltimore
This organization makes Charm City safe for birds. Sometimes residents encounter injured birds. Lights Out Baltimore can help direct you to help for our feathered friends.

Other City Living Links


Trash & Recycling

Trash (TUESDAYS)

Garbage is picked up on Tuesdays in all of Greektown. Unless you've opted out of the city trash can program, trash should be placed in the city-issued green trash receptacles. Depending on where you live, trash may be collected in front of your home or from the alley. It is against City Ordinance not to keep your garbage in a properly sealed trash can container.

Trash cans should be put out before 7:00 am the day of the collection. Please don't put out your trash before the morning of your designated pickup day. It encourages rat and rodent infestation.

If you can't wait until your designated pickup day, take your trash to an authorized disposal location. See below under e-cycling for locations and hours of sanitation yards and the landfill. The Western, Eastern, and Northwestern Sanitation Yards are now open on Saturdays.

Recycling (THURSDAYS)

Recycling in Baltimore City has been single-stream since 2008. All recyclable materials—bottles, cans, plastics (#s 1–7), mixed paper and cardboard—should be set out in a single container. Use the City's yellow recycling containers or any other container clearly marked "recycling." Place recycling containers in the same location as your trash before 7:00 am on Thursdays for collection. Plastic bags of any color will not be accepted.

If Tuesday or Thursday is a city holiday, collection will be the following Saturday.

e-CYCLING

Baltimore DPW offers free year-round recycling of consumer electronics such as DVD players, VCRs, computers and monitors, radios, and speakers. Electronics can be dropped off at any of the following locations and times:

Quarantine Road Sanitary Landfill, 6100 Quarantine Rd. | Mon–Sat 9:00 am–5:00 pm
Northwest Transfer Station, 5030 Reisterstown Rd. | Mon–Fri 7:00 am–3:00 pm
Western Sanitation Yard, 701 Reedbird Ave. | Mon–Sat 9:00 am–5:00 pm
Eastern Sanitation Yard, 6101 Bowleys Ln. | Mon–Sat 9:00 am–5:00 pm
Northwest Sanitation Yard, 2840 Sisson St. | Mon–Sat 9:00 am–5:00 pm


City Services

The Baltimore City official website has a great website that answers resident’s most common questions. Additionally, they offer a one-call number, 311, for city services requests. You can also put in a request via their 311 app (iPhone and Android) or online via their website.

However, if you still need assistance, below are some helpful numbers:

Abandoned Vehicles
410-396-1944
Provide a description of vehicle and its location. City promises action within 48 hours.

After Hours Liquor Establishment Complaint Hotline
410-545-6360 (7:00 pm to 3:00 am)

Bulk Trash
410-361-9333
Click here for more information.
You must contact them to arrange pickup! This includes old appliances, boxes, furniture and up to four tires with the rims removed—no building materials. Clearly mark the items as BULK TRASH.

Clogged Street Drain
410-396-5352

Potholes
410-POT-HOLE
The Director of the Department of Public Works promises action within 48 hours.

Public Works
410-396-5352

Rat Rubout Program
410-545-1916 or 410-545-1919

Street & Alley Cleaning
410-396-4515

Street Sweeping
Sweeping is done monthly in the Southeast District. Odd sides of the street are swept every first Wednesday, and even sides are swept every second Wednesday. Please obey any parking restriction signs and move your car on your street's designated day.

Street Lights
410-396-5965
The department promises a response within 48 hours.

If the number you're looking for isn't listed above, you can call the City Switchboard at 410-396-3100 and your call will be directed to the appropriate department.


Parking & Transportation

Parking is free and first-come, first-served on the street. Some lucky folks have garages and alley parking pads, so please don't block those. Otherwise, park anywhere you like that's legal.

MTA Bus Schedule
Want to leave your car at home? The city's bus network can get you there, connecting you to other neighborhoods and transportation services such as Light Rail stops, Penn Station, and the Water Taxi.

Charm City Circulator
This free bus option operates on several highly-trafficked routes throughout the city. View a full map with live locations of buses.

Harbor Connector & Water Taxis
Baltimore City offers a free-to-ride maritime transit system, operating Monday to Friday from 6 AM to 8 PM. The nearest stop is located at Canton Waterfront Park. Coming April 2024: on-demand Water Taxi service.

EZ Pass
Make your commute up and down the I-95 corridor easier with a Maryland EZ Pass.

Bikemore
Interested in biking around town but not in owning a bike? Baltimore has partnered with Lime and Spin for affordable two-wheeled transit options. Looking for a safe route? Check out Baltimore’s Bike Map.


Elected Representatives