"The Taskforce recommends that moving forward Federal agencies working in Baltimore sustain their existing investments, maintain interagency coordination, continue to be proactive, work to understand Baltimore’s vision and priorities, and continue to pilot programs in the City," reads the executive summary of the report published Wednesday. "Local and regional Federal field offices will continue to coordinate their work and be a point of entry into the Federal government for Baltimore City leaders."
City leaders and elected officials, including Mayor Catherine Pugh and the city's members of Congress, will discuss the report's findings at an event in Fells Point Wednesday afternoon.
The taskforce included representatives from a number of cabinet-level departments, as well as the General Services Administration, National Endowment for the Arts and the Small Business Administration. It's separate from ongoing negotiations between the city and the Justice Department on a consent decree for city police.
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Looks like good construction going on building leaning buildings. Now I understand the Feds wanting to intervene in great recruiting from Baltimore.
ReplyDeleteJust more bull. Just what is supposed to accomplish, and if it fails no one will be held accountable.
ReplyDeleteWell if you any to make Baltimore great again then do nothing for the welfare and ghetto thugs, no programs no welfare.. then tell them about all the wonderful programs in DC and extra benefits for welfare recipients..they will abandon ship for DC..and then Baltimore can gentrify and be great again!
ReplyDeleteAutocorrect..not "any" should be.. "want" to
Deletelmao the white house giving bmore advice. kinda like the kettle calling the pot black?
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