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 waited less than five minutes got what I needed, It was the best experience I have ever had at…read morethe Social Security office.

Spouse went to update her surname to my surname using our certified Baltimore City marriage…read morecertificate, and the "specialist" persisted that she couldn't do it. That we needed a court order as well indicating she's changing her last name. We made another appointment the next at another office, was out with her updated surname in a couple of mins.

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.

A trash truck leaked a nasty and unsanitary substance into our alley during trash collection. This…read moreis not the first time. Repeated calls directly to the department and a conversation with a supervisor requesting that this mess be cleaned and sanitized resulted in absolutely NO ACTION. So, now it's getting hot. Substances like this attract flies, maggots and rodents which can result in disease and illness. Let that sink in... The majority of our neighbors try to keep our properties and the alley behind our homes clean. We are not that stereotypical image of Baltimore City that you may hear about with trash, decaying houses etc. Because Baltimore City's DPW Department has elected to ignore our request to simply clean up the mess that THEY made, I have decided to share these photos. There are two sides to a story and this is our side. From this point forward, whenever the trash truck leaks a mess photos will be shared with the public. It is currently my opinion that THESE photos are a crystal clear reflection of Baltimore City Leadership...from top to bottom. If this statement were not true, conditions would be totally different in Baltimore City.

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.

I will not be going back to this Soical Security on 1010 Park Ave again!!! They are always so…read morepacked in their it's insane,not to mention they seem to be very short staffed cause every time u only seen one maybe two ladies calling numbers at there window which makes ur wait time there a lot longer than any other social security that I've been too.....not to mention the crowd is always really rude because they get very inpatient so I think if they had more windows more workers they get people in and out

Hold time on a Tuesday afternoon from 520pm to 6pm is disgusting. With not even an offer of a…read morereturn call. To the 800 number because my local office CLOSED at 420pm. Very very poor service. Disappointing.. This review for 800 number Call Center.

Came here to handle some business. The office is located in the heart of traffic. By that I mean,…read moreyou really need to know where to park and walk. I know the area fairly well and parked at a nearby parking garage. Street parking is slim at best. Upon entering, I had to go through a metal detector and have my bag checked. I signed the clipboard and waited for my turn. The office has plenty of seats. When your name is called, you walk up to the window number they tell you and conduct your business. If it's something complex or takes more time to complete, they will usually tell you have a seat and wait for a person from one of the office to call you and take you there to conduct your business. I was in and out in about an hour, which I thought was good. The staff member that assisted me was pleasant and very helpful. All in all, a decent experience for me.

A really cool experience for any real baseball fan! Parking was a challenge but that seems to be…read morethe way it is everywhere in Baltimore.

Cool spot for history lovers and/or baseball fans. I'm more of a former, but lots of people can…read moreenjoy. They open daily at 10 and not a minute before, but when we went there were only a couple of employees who were available to answer questions and obviously loved the site. It's a small site featuring a couple of rooms accurate to where Babe was born (at his mom's parents' house) and the rest featuring the history of his illustrious career. There are a couple of short films on him and a lot of the merchandise that captured his likeness. There are 2 stories and takes about 1-2 hours to look through all the exhibits. As the most iconic player in the game, it's interesting to see such a thorough exhibit on his life and legacy. The gift shop is small, but there are some good souvenirs available. The employees were great with the intro and available for questions. Loved their enthusiasm. Great little museum just around the corner from Camden Yards.

Notice: building is closed to the public until further notice. What about those who either can't do…read moreonline or would prefer in person for unemployment claims? Oh and QR code doesn't work....