Balitimore Performance Budget

Fiscal 2011
Agency Detail
Board of Estimates
Recommendations
Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Mayor
City of Baltimore, Maryland
Board of Estimates
Bernard C. Young, President
Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Mayor
Joan M. Pratt, Comptroller
George A. Nilson, City Solicitor
David E. Scott, Director of Public Works
City Council
President, Bernard C. Young
Vice President, Edward L. Reisinger
First District
James B. Kraft
Second District
Nicholas D’Adamo, Jr.
Third District
Robert W. Curran
Fourth District
Bill Henry
Fifth District
Rochelle Spector
Sixth District
Sharon G. Middleton
Seventh District
Belinda K. Conaway
Eighth District
Helen L. Holton
Ninth District
Agnes Welch
Tenth District
Edward L. Reisinger
Eleventh District
William H. Cole, IV
Twelfth District
Carl Stokes
Thirteenth District
Warren Branch
Fourteenth District
Mary Pat Clarke
Department of Finance
Edward J. Gallagher
Director of Finance
Cover: The citizens of Baltimore make our city vibrant and diverse.
Photo Credit: Mark L. Dennis, Office of the Mayor
AGENCY DETAIL
Table of Contents
Introduction
Municipal Organization Chart .................................................................................................................. iv
User's Guide................................................................................................................................................ v
Agency Overviews, Recommendations and Detail

Board of Elections ...................................................................................................................................... 3
City Council ................................................................................................................................................ 9
Comptroller ............................................................................................................................................... 15
Council Services ....................................................................................................................................... 31
Courts: Circuit Court ................................................................................................................................ 37
Courts: Orphans' Court ............................................................................................................................. 45
Employees' Retirement Systems............................................................................................................... 51
Enoch Pratt Free Library........................................................................................................................... 59
Finance...................................................................................................................................................... 69
Fire .......................................................................................................................................................... 105
General Services ..................................................................................................................................... 133
Health...................................................................................................................................................... 155
Housing and Community Development ................................................................................................. 207
Human Resources ................................................................................................................................... 263
Law ......................................................................................................................................................... 277
Legislative Reference.............................................................................................................................. 307
Liquor License Board ............................................................................................................................. 315
Mayoralty................................................................................................................................................ 325
Mayoralty-Related:
Art and Culture ................................................................................................................................. 337
Baltimore City Public Schools.......................................................................................................... 349
Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT) ................................................................................. 355
Baltimore Homeless Services ........................................................................................................... 363
Cable and Communications .............................................................................................................. 377
Civic Promotion ................................................................................................................................ 385
Commission on Aging and Retirement Education ........................................................................... 395
Conditional Purchase Agreements.................................................................................................... 403
Contingent Fund ............................................................................................................................... 409
Convention Center Hotel .................................................................................................................. 415
Convention Complex ........................................................................................................................ 421
Debt Service...................................................................................................................................... 431
Educational Grants............................................................................................................................ 439
Employees' Retirement Contribution................................................................................................ 445
Environmental Control Board........................................................................................................... 451
Health and Welfare Grants................................................................................................................ 457
Miscellaneous General Expenses...................................................................................................... 463
Office of Children, Youth and Families ........................................................................................... 469
Office of CitiStat Operations ............................................................................................................ 477
Office of Criminal Justice................................................................................................................. 483
Office of Employment Development................................................................................................ 493
Office of Information Technology.................................................................................................... 519
Office of the Inspector General......................................................................................................... 533
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Office of the Labor Commissioner ................................................................................................... 541
Office of Neighborhoods .................................................................................................................. 547
Retirees' Benefits .............................................................................................................................. 553
Self-Insurance Fund .......................................................................................................................... 559
TIF Debt Service............................................................................................................................... 565
Municipal and Zoning Appeals............................................................................................................... 571
Office of Civil Rights ............................................................................................................................. 577
Planning .................................................................................................................................................. 591
Police ...................................................................................................................................................... 613
Public Works........................................................................................................................................... 653
Recreation and Parks............................................................................................................................... 695
Sheriff ..................................................................................................................................................... 725
Social Services ........................................................................................................................................ 739
State's Attorney ....................................................................................................................................... 745
Transportation ......................................................................................................................................... 767
Wage Commission .................................................................................................................................. 815
War Memorial Commission.................................................................................................................... 825
Index
Mayoralty-Related Activities.................................................................................................................. 831
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Fiscal 2011
Agency Detail
Introduction
Municipal Organization Chart
MUNICIPAL ORGANIZATION CHART
THE PEOPLE
PRESIDENT OF CITY
COMPTROLLER MAYOR
CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL
BOARD OF
ESTIMATES
Cable and Employment

Finance Fire General Services
Communications Development
Housing and Legislative

Health Human Resources Law
Community Dev. Reference
Municipal and Office of Info. Other Mayoral

Planning Police
Zoning Appeals Technology Offices
Recreation and
Public Works Transportation
Parks
BOARDS, AGENCIES, COMMISSIONS
CHARTER AUTHORIZED ORDINANCE AUTHORIZED
Com. on Aging & Commission for Community

Art Commission Board of Finance
Retirement Ed. Children & Youth Relations Com.
Board of Municipal Board of Employees’ Fire & Police Hispanic

& Zoning Appeals Recreation & Parks Retirement Retirement Commission
Board of Fire Civil Service Historical & Labor Minimum Wage

Commissioners Commission Architectural Presv. Commissioner Commission
Planning Veterans’ Parking Authority Commission for

Commission Commission of Baltimore City Women
ACTS OF STATE LEGISLATURE
Board of School Baltimore Museum Courts: Courts:

Board of Elections
Commissioners of Art Circuit Court Orphans’ Court
Baltimore City Enoch Pratt Free Liquor License

Sheriff Social Services
Public Schools Library Commissioners
War Memorial
State’s Attorney
Commission
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AGENCY DETAIL
User's Guide
User's Guide
The Board of Estimates recommendations are published in the Executive Summary, Agency Detail and the
Capital Plan. These documents constitute the City's comprehensive budgetary plan. This plan is presented to
the City Council for deliberation and public hearings prior to the Council adopting and forwarding it to the
Mayor for signature. Once the City Council has approved the budget plan and the Mayor has signed the
Ordinance of Estimates, a document entitled Summary of Adopted Budget is completed.
To aid the reader in understanding the budgetary plan, the following sections are included in this document:
• Table of Contents - a sequential listing by page number for all City agencies and budget exhibits.
• Introduction - a User's Guide to explain this document's organization and a Budget-Making Process
section that outlines the steps from agency requests through Ordinance of Estimates.
• Agency Overviews, Recommendations and Detail – The information is organized in alphabetical order
by agency. A divider identifies each agency and the exhibits are organized in the following manner:
Budget Structure Chart
Mission Statement
Dollars by Fund
Agency Overview
Functions by Service
Dollars by Service
Positions by Service
Dollars by Object
Service Budget Summaries
Service Salary and Wage Summaries
Please note that not all City services require permanent full-time personnel for program operations. These are
usually programs established to account for funds appropriated for specific purposes and/or are staffed by
temporary, part-time, or contractual personnel.
• Index of Mayoralty-Related Activities – an aid for the reader in locating the name of the agency related to
the activity.
IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT THE FISCAL 2011 AGENCY DETAIL:
Fiscal 2011 is the first year of implementation for the City’s new budget process, Outcome Budgeting. The
first step in Outcome Budgeting was for agenciesz to define the services they provide to citizens in a way that
citizens can understand and that reflects how the agency organizes its work and is accountable for results. The
services defined by agencies replaced their existing program structure, which in many cases was outdated and
not citizen- or results-oriented. An example of how the Department of Recreation and Parks defined its
services is shown below:
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User's Guide
Recreation & Parks

Old Program Structure
Park and Street Trees
Municipal Concerts & Other Musical Events
General Park Services
Special Facilities
Regular Recreational Services
Supplementary Recreational Service
Administrative Direction & Control
Recreation and Parks
Services Proposed for Fiscal 2011
Aquatics
Park Maintenance
Community Recreation Centers
Special Facilities Management
Horticulture
Therapeutic Recreation
Special Events
Urban Forestry
Youth and Adult Sports
Recreation for Seniors
Administration
The transition to a new budget process and services means that the Fiscal 2011 Agency Detail publication does
not have all the same information provided in previous years. This information will return in the Fiscal 2012
publication. The information provided meets the City Charter requirements.
The Finance Department worked with agencies to “crosswalk” the Fiscal 2010 adopted budget dollars and
positions to the new services and activities. This allows for apples-to-apples comparisons with the Fiscal 2011
recommendations at the service and activity levels. Those figures are presented in this book. They should be
considered estimates.
A similar crosswalk of the Fiscal 2009 actual expenditures to the same level of detail was not technically
feasible. Fiscal 2009 actuals by object of expenditure are provided at the agency level to meet the Charter
requirement. Fiscal 2009 actuals for current programs and activities are available from the Finance
Department upon request.
Fiscal 2011 agency budget requests are provided by object of expenditure but not at the service and activity
levels. This is because 1) for the request phase of the budget process, agencies were only required to submit
Outcome Budgeting proposals for the General Fund, and 2) many service definitions were changed between
the request and target phases of the process. Initial agency Outcome Budgeting proposals are available upon
request.
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The City of Baltimore’s Budget Process
Operating Budget Capital Budget

Results Teams issue Guidance Documents December City agencies send their anticipated capital
identifying City Objectives and key strategies. budget needs to the Planning Commission.
City agencies submit budget proposals responsive The Planning Commission sends its recommended
to the City Objectives and key strategies. March capital budget to the Board of Estimates.
Results Teams evaluate and rank agency proposals, The Board of Estimates forwards the proposed
and make recommendations for March capital budget to the Director of Finance and the
funding to the Mayor. Board of Finance.
The Director of Finance and the Board of Finance

The Department of Finance sends its recommended
April forward their recommended capital budget to the
operating budget to the Board of Estimates.
Board of Estimates.
The Board of Estimates holds hearings on the

budget. Agency heads participate. The
April
recommended budget is amended as necessary.
The Board of Estimates holds a “Taxpayers’

Night” for final citizen input before it votes on the
April
budget.
A majority vote of the Board of Estimates approves

April the total budget and sends it to the City Council.
The City Council holds hearings on the total

You are Here. May budget. Citizens and agency heads attend.
The City Council holds a “Taxpayers’ Night” for

May final citizen input before it votes on the budget.
The City Council votes on the budget and sends it

June to the Mayor.
May disapprove some items and

June May approve total budget. Mayor
approve the rest.
The adopted budget is monitored through

July the City’s system of expenditure controls.
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Fiscal 2011
Agency Detail
Agency Overviews,
Recommendations
and Details
Board of Elections
Board of Elections
City of Baltimore Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail 3

Board of
Elections
Service 899
Fair Conduct
of Elections
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Board of Elections
Board of Elections
Budget: $6,567,223
Positions: 3
Mission
The Board of Supervisors of Elections is authorized by the Public General Laws of Maryland and is
empowered to make rules consistent with State laws to ensure the proper and efficient registration of voters and
conduct of elections.
Dollars by Fund
Actual Budgeted Requested Recommended
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 4,005,829 4,219,298 10,331,739 6,567,223
AGENCY TOTAL $4,005,829 $4,219,298 $10,331,739 $6,567,223
Overview
The Board of Supervisors of Elections, appointed for a four-year term by the Governor, consists of three
regular members and two alternates. Meetings are held at least monthly.
The administrators and staff are responsible for the 290 election precincts in Baltimore City, recruiting 2,400
election judges, preparing 1,932 voting machines and 649 electronic poll books. Daily activities include
answering various types of voting-related inquiries and responding to registration requests that come via
telephone, office visits or through the mail. During election years, additional duties include accepting the filing
of candidates, receiving campaign treasury reports and training election judges.
The board also serves as liaison to the State Administrative Board of Election Laws to implement requirements
of the federal National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (The Motor Voter Act) and the Help America Vote Act
(HAVA) of 2002. The Motor Voter Act provides for voter registration on applications for issuance and renewal
of drivers' licenses; access to voter registration at various public and private agencies; and defines
circumstances in which registered voters may be removed from the voter rolls. HAVA requires states to
implement election reform efforts to improve the election process. This includes: using a voting system that
meets the minimum requirements of the act; mandating provisional voting; creating a Statewide, central voter
registration system; requiring voters to provide certain information and identification which must be verified
by elections officials and requiring certain information to be posted on Election Day.
City Services
899. Fair Conduct of Elections General Fund --$6,567,223
Board of Elections
This service administers and conducts elections. This service is authorized by the Public General Laws of
Maryland and is empowered to make rules consistent with State laws to ensure the proper and efficient
registration of voters and conduct of elections. There are 290 precincts and five early voting sites in the City,
serving approximately 390,000 registered voters. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund recommendation is $2.3
million (55.5%) higher than Fiscal 2010. The increase is to fund two elections – the Gubernatorial Primary and
General elections. There were no elections held in Fiscal 2010.

Board of Elections
Dollars by Service
Budgeted Requested Recommended
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
899 Fair Conduct of Elections 4,219,298 NA 6,567,223
AGENCY TOTAL $4,219,298 NA $6,567,223
Number of Positions by Service

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
Budgeted B of E Recommended Recommended
Positions Changes Changes Positions
899 Fair Conduct of Elections 3 0 0 3
AGENCY TOTAL 3 0 0 3
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -11,089 0 0 0
1 Salaries 934,478 156,000 2,065,736 1,546,936
2 Other Personnel Costs 14,681 6,986 11,763 9,174
3 Contractual Services 3,168,858 3,992,178 8,096,609 4,937,711
4 Materials and Supplies 36,019 30,082 63,600 38,700
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less -4,880 29,000 59,000 32,000
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over -137,290 0 30,000 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 5,052 5,052 5,031 2,702
AGENCY TOTAL $4,005,829 $4,219,298 $10,331,739 $6,567,223

Board of Elections
AGENCY: 1900 Board of Elections

SERVICE: 899 Fair Conduct of Elections
SERVICE BUDGET SUMMARY

Budgeted Recommended Change In
FY 2010 FY 2011 Budget
EXPENDITURES BY OBJECT:
1 Salaries 156,000 1,546,936 1,390,936
2 Other Personnel Costs 6,986 9,174 2,188
3 Contractual Services 3,992,178 4,937,711 945,533
4 Materials and Supplies 30,082 38,700 8,618
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 29,000 32,000 3,000
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 0 0 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 5,052 2,702 -2,350
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,219,298 $6,567,223 $2,347,925
EXPENDITURES BY ACTIVITY:
1 Operation of Elections 4,219,298 3,148,287 -1,071,011
2 Training 0 250,000 250,000
3 Early Voting 0 250,564 250,564
4 New Voting System 2011 0 955,620 955,620
5 Payments to the State of Maryland 0 1,962,752 1,962,752
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $4,219,298 $6,567,223 $2,347,925
EXPENDITURES BY FUND:
General 4,219,298 6,567,223 2,347,925
TOTAL FUNDS $4,219,298 $6,567,223 $2,347,925

Board of Elections
AGENCY: 1900 Board of Elections

SERVICE: 899 Fair Conduct of Elections
SERVICE SALARIES AND WAGES FOR PERMANENT FULL-TIME POSITIONS

FY 2010 B of E FY 2011 Recommended
Class Budget Changes Total Projected Additional Changes FY 2011 Budget
Code Position Class Title Grade Number Number Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount
General Fund
101 Permanent Full-time
01850 PRESIDENT BOARD OF ELECTIONS 87A 1 0 1 11,000 0 0 1 11,000
01801 SUPERVISOR ELECTIONS 86A 2 0 2 20,000 0 0 2 20,000
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 3 0 3 31,000 0 0 3 31,000
Total All Funds 3 0 3 31,000 0 0 3 31,000

City Council
City Council

City Council
Service 100
City Council

City Council
City Council
Budget: $4,707,101
Positions: 64
Mission
The City Council was created by the City Charter as the legislative branch of the City government. The City
Council conducts bi-weekly meetings; provides various services to constituents; enacts laws, including the
annual Ordinance of Estimates; reviews and considers City expenditures and operations; confirms certain
municipal officers; and holds hearings on topics of public interest.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 4,851,656 4,954,843 4,986,230 4,707,101
AGENCY TOTAL $4,851,656 $4,954,843 $4,986,230 $4,707,101
Overview
The City Council is headed by a President who is elected to a four-year term in a citywide election. The
President of the City Council shall be ex officio Mayor in case of, and during sickness, temporary
disqualification or necessary absence of the Mayor. The president presides over the weekly Board of Estimates
meetings. In November 2002 the voters of Baltimore City approved a Charter amendment that changed the
composition of the Council to 14 single member districts and a President.
City Services
100. City Council General Funds - $4,707,101
The City Council is the legislative branch of City government, as stated in the City Charter. The City Council
is comprised of the President and 14 single member districts. This body enacts laws, holds hearings on topics
of public interest, reviews City expenditures and operations, confirms certain municipal officers, and conducts
bi-weekly meetings. It serves as a conduit through which the public’s concerns and issues can be addressed.

City Council
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
100 City Council 4,954,843 NA 4,707,101
AGENCY TOTAL $4,954,843 NA $4,707,101

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
100 City Council 64 0 0 64
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 3,578,387 3,722,437 3,720,021 3,743,139
3 Contractual Services 430,820 378,277 378,277 378,277
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 107,288 4,000 4,000 4,000
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over -84,050 0 0 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 3,614 86 777 777
AGENCY TOTAL $4,851,656 $4,954,843 $4,986,230 $4,707,101

City Council
AGENCY: 900 City Council

SERVICE: 100 City Council

1 Salaries 3,722,437 3,743,139 20,702
2 Other Personnel Costs 807,696 538,561 -269,135
3 Contractual Services 378,277 378,277 0
4 Materials and Supplies 42,347 42,347 0
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 4,000 4,000 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 86 777 691
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,954,843 $4,707,101 $-247,742
1 City Council 1,203,258 1,062,549 -140,709
2 Board of Estimates 603,878 633,057 29,179
22 New District 1 - J. Kraft 216,162 211,090 -5,072
23 New District 2 - N. D'Adamo, Jr. 238,924 231,320 -7,604
24 New District 3 - R. Curran 232,965 226,323 -6,642
25 New District 4 - B. Henry 223,337 205,472 -17,865
26 New District 5 - R. Spector 222,027 213,566 -8,461
27 New District 6 - S. Middleton 199,923 184,089 -15,834
28 New District 7 - B. Conaway 240,482 223,627 -16,855
29 New District 8 - H. Holton 210,908 195,203 -15,705
30 New District 9 - A. Welch 226,146 225,682 -464
31 New District 10 - E. Reisinger 222,125 215,346 -6,779
32 New District 11 - W. Cole 230,024 217,792 -12,232
33 New District 12 - C. Stokes 255,901 250,723 -5,178
34 New District 13 - W. Branch 211,446 196,641 -14,805
35 New District 14 - M. P. Clarke 217,251 213,844 -3,407
56 Workers' Compensation Expenses 86 777 691
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $4,954,843 $4,707,101 $-247,742
General 4,954,843 4,707,101 -247,742
TOTAL FUNDS $4,954,843 $4,707,101 $-247,742

City Council
AGENCY: 900 City Council

SERVICE: 100 City Council

General Fund
01165 PRESIDENT CITY COUNCIL 87E 1 0 1 102,961 0 0 1 102,961
01167 VICE PRESIDENT CITY COUNCIL 83E 1 0 1 66,189 0 0 1 66,189
01166 COUNCIL MEMBER 81E 13 0 13 778,518 0 0 13 778,518
00142 EXECUTIVE LEVEL I 948 4 0 4 327,700 0 0 4 327,700
10209 COUNCIL TECHNICIAN 093 14 0 14 796,725 0 0 14 796,725
01182 CHIEF CLERK CC 088 1 0 1 39,931 0 0 1 39,931
10010 SECRETARY CITY COUNCIL 086 10 0 10 388,335 0 0 10 388,335
01190 STAFF ASSOC. PRES CITY COUNCIL 933 14 0 14 619,600 0 0 14 619,600
10011 COUNCIL ASSISTANT 084 4 0 4 144,521 0 0 4 144,521
00708 OFFICE ASST III 078 1 0 1 31,119 0 0 1 31,119
00707 OFFICE ASST II 075 1 0 1 26,388 0 0 1 26,388
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 64 0 64 3,321,987 0 0 64 3,321,987
Total All Funds 64 0 64 3,321,987 0 0 64 3,321,987

Comptroller
Comptroller

Comptroller
Service 130 Service 132

Service 131
Executive Direction Real Estate
Audits
& Control Acquisition & Mgmt
Service 133
Service 136
Municipal Telephone
Municipal Post Office
Exchange

Comptroller
Comptroller
Budget: $21,806,106
Positions: 108
Mission
The mission of the Comptroller's Office is to assure the sound fiscal policy for the city, aid in the cost-efficient
and effective delivery of City services, and the prudent management of City resources. This mission is
accomplished through the performance of Charter mandated functions, legislation and related duties.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 3,932,273 4,380,563 5,311,874 4,156,527
Internal Service 11,478,112 16,580,824 16,598,319 17,519,965
Special 44,118 130,120 136,537 129,614
AGENCY TOTAL $15,454,503 $21,091,507 $22,046,730 $21,806,106
Overview
The Comptroller is an elected official of City government and a member of the Board of Estimates and Board
of Finance pursuant to Article V of the City Charter.
The Comptroller has executive responsibility for the City's independent audit function as well as the
Department of Real Estate, the Municipal Telephone Exchange, and the Municipal Post Office.
City Services
130. Comptroller’s Office General Fund - $383,383
This service provides executive responsibility for the City’s independent audit function as well as the
Department of real Estate, the Municipal Telephone Exchange and the Municipal Post Office. This service is
also responsible for support service to the Board of Estimates and provides fiscal and personnel functions for
itself and the Departments under its’ supervision. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is
$378,383, a decrease of $117,227 or 24% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011
recommendation will allow current service levels to be maintained.
131. Audits General Fund – $3,234,950
Under the direction of the City Auditor and the general supervision of the Comptroller, this service performs
the annual audit of the City's Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR), as well as 12 separate audits of
the financial statements of various governmental units, including the City's three pension systems and four
enterprise funds. The Department is responsible for the Single audit of the City's approximate 577 federal
grants with expenditures of $232 million. A number of performance audits are also conducted of City agency
activities to ensure the efficiency of operations, the adequacy of internal control structure and compliance with
City laws, policies and procedures. The Department of Audits also prevents and investigates alleged fraud,
theft, bribery and other economic irregularities in City government. Other services performed by the
Department of Audits include reviewing contract change orders and other transactions submitted for Board of

Comptroller
Estimates' approval and conducting special request, fraud and revenue recovery audits. The General Fund
recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $3,234,950, an increase of $10,811or .03% above the Fiscal 2010 level of
appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation will allow current service levels to be maintained.
132. Real Estate General Fund – $543,198
Special Funds – $129,614
This service is responsible in all matters relating to the acquisition, sale, lease, exchange or other disposition of
real property of the City. The Department works closely with the Department of Housing and Community
Development, the Baltimore Development Corporation, the Department of General Services and the Mayor’s
Office in accomplishing its goals. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $543,194, a decrease
of $117,620 or 18% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation will allow
current service levels to be maintained. The Special Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is 129,614, virtually
unchanged from the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2001 recommendation will allow current
service level to be maintained.
133. Municipal Post Office Other Funds – $763,271
This service provides United States and inter-office mails for City agencies. Staff collects and distributes mail
to approximately 175 pick-up/drop-off locations. The Internal Service Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is
$763,261, an increase of $52,310 or 7% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011
recommendation will allow current service levels to be maintained
136. Municipal Telephone Exchange Other Funds – $16,756,694
This service provides communication equipment and service for all City agencies. The City's telephone system
encompasses 26,000 stations, 16,000 phone lines and 4,100 active voice mail boxes serving approximately 800
addresses. Eleven full time and three part time phone operators provide 24-hour coverage for persons wishing
to contact City agencies. The Municipal Telephone Exchange will be seeking bids to replace the City’s current
telephone system with a Managed Service VOIP System. The Internal Service Fund recommendation for
Fiscal 2011 is $16,756,694, an increase of $886,831 or 5.5% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The
Fiscal 2011 recommendation will allow current service levels to be maintained

Comptroller
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
130 Executive Direction and Control - Comptroller 495,610 NA 378,383
131 Audits 3,224,139 NA 3,234,950
132 Real Estate Acquisition and Management 790,934 NA 672,808
133 Municipal Telephone Exchange 15,869,863 NA 16,756,694
136 Municipal Post Office 710,961 NA 763,271
AGENCY TOTAL $21,091,507 NA $21,806,106

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
130 Executive Direction and Control - Comptroller 11 0 0 11
131 Audits 47 0 0 47
132 Real Estate Acquisition and Management 15 0 0 15
133 Municipal Telephone Exchange 23 0 0 23
136 Municipal Post Office 12 0 0 12
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -325,241 -705,457 0 -915,667
1 Salaries 4,508,773 5,544,235 5,907,626 5,638,716
2 Other Personnel Costs 1,181,603 1,629,053 1,688,943 1,538,685
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 33,375 15,000 15,000 37,000
8 Debt Service 1,470,250 1,287,019 1,287,019 1,287,629
AGENCY TOTAL $15,454,503 $21,091,507 $22,046,730 $21,806,106

Comptroller
AGENCY: 700 Comptroller

SERVICE: 130 Executive Direction and Control - Comptroller

0 Transfers -496,222 -643,256 -147,034
1 Salaries 763,035 818,512 55,477
2 Other Personnel Costs 151,450 150,642 -808
3 Contractual Services 39,085 31,349 -7,736
4 Materials and Supplies 5,781 4,500 -1,281
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 16,000 15,000 -1,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $495,610 $378,383 $-117,227
1 Executive Direction and Control 478,129 386,591 -91,538
2 Board of Estimates 496,222 633,412 137,190
15 Transfers -496,222 -643,256 -147,034
56 Workers' Compensation Expenses 16,481 1,636 -14,845
68 Information Technology Expenses 1,000 0 -1,000
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $495,610 $378,383 $-117,227
General 495,610 378,383 -117,227
Internal Service 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $495,610 $378,383 $-117,227

Comptroller

SERVICE: 131 Audits

0 Transfers -63,176 -126,352 -63,176
1 Salaries 2,519,852 2,699,762 179,910
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,224,139 $3,234,950 $10,811
1 Audits 3,143,743 3,153,067 9,324
68 Information Technology Expenses 80,396 81,883 1,487
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $3,224,139 $3,234,950 $10,811
General 3,224,139 3,234,950 10,811
TOTAL FUNDS $3,224,139 $3,234,950 $10,811

Comptroller

SERVICE: 132 Real Estate Acquisition and Management

0 Transfers -146,059 -146,059 0
1 Salaries 644,964 523,667 -121,297
TOTAL OBJECTS $790,934 $672,808 $-118,126
1 Real Estate Acquisition and Management 790,934 672,808 -118,126
General 660,814 543,194 -117,620
Special 130,120 129,614 -506
TOTAL FUNDS $790,934 $672,808 $-118,126

Comptroller

SERVICE: 133 Municipal Telephone Exchange

1 Salaries 1,222,303 1,206,588 -15,715
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 3,000 3,000 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 563 560 -3
8 Debt Service 1,287,019 1,287,629 610
TOTAL OBJECTS $15,869,863 $16,756,694 $886,831
1 Municipal Telephone Exchange 13,906,362 15,241,989 1,335,627
2 Pager/Mobile Phone Services 1,956,438 1,507,645 -448,793
56 Workers' Compensation Expenses 563 560 -3
68 Information Technology Expenses 6,500 6,500 0
Internal Service 15,869,863 16,756,694 886,831
TOTAL FUNDS $15,869,863 $16,756,694 $886,831

Comptroller

SERVICE: 136 Municipal Post Office

1 Salaries 394,081 390,187 -3,894
3 Contractual Services 91,776 113,824 22,048
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 400 16,788 16,388
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 12,000 34,000 22,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $710,961 $763,271 $52,310
1 Municipal Post Office 698,230 751,271 53,041
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $710,961 $763,271 $52,310
Internal Service 710,961 763,271 52,310
TOTAL FUNDS $710,961 $763,271 $52,310

Comptroller

SERVICE: 130 Executive Direction and Control - Comptroller

General Fund
00740 COMPTROLLER 87E 1 0 1 102,961 0 0 1 102,961
00143 EXECUTIVE LEVEL II 959 1 0 1 128,200 0 0 1 128,200
10143 ASSISTANT FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS C 945 1 0 1 74,000 0 0 1 74,000
10057 ASSISTANT TO COMPTROLLER 114 1 0 1 50,600 0 0 1 50,600
10068 B/E TECHNICIAN II 090 1 0 1 52,631 0 0 1 52,631
10063 SPECIAL ASSISTANT 089 2 0 2 95,242 0 0 2 95,242
10070 B/E TECHNICIAN I 088 2 0 2 101,579 0 0 2 101,579
10001 SECRETARY TO MEMBER B/E 088 1 0 1 45,498 0 0 1 45,498
Total All Funds 11 0 11 730,711 0 0 11 730,711

Comptroller

SERVICE: 131 Audits

General Fund
10101 CITY AUDITOR 670 1 0 1 134,700 0 0 1 134,700
34125 AUDITOR SUPERVISOR (CPA) 120 7 0 7 567,700 0 0 7 567,700
34122 AUDITOR III (CPA) 116 12 0 12 765,600 0 0 12 765,600
34112 AUDITOR III 115 3 0 3 170,700 0 0 3 170,700
33192 NETWORK ENGINEER 115 1 0 1 51,000 0 0 1 51,000
34121 AUDITOR II (CPA) 113 12 0 12 586,400 0 0 12 586,400
33144 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER II 092 1 0 1 63,141 0 0 1 63,141
34111 AUDITOR II 112 6 0 6 314,300 0 0 6 314,300
33128 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN II 087 1 0 1 36,674 0 0 1 36,674
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 42,110 0 0 1 42,110
33258 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR III 078 1 0 1 31,609 0 0 1 31,609
Total All Funds 47 0 47 2,862,934 0 0 47 2,862,934

Comptroller

SERVICE: 132 Real Estate Acquisition and Management

General Fund
33731 REAL ESTATE APPRAISER III 117 1 0 1 75,600 0 0 1 75,600
33732 REAL ESTATE APPRAISER II 114 1 0 1 59,100 0 0 1 59,100
33713 REAL ESTATE AGENT III 114 3 0 3 145,800 0 0 3 145,800
33712 REAL ESTATE AGENT II 112 1 0 1 59,600 0 0 1 59,600
33711 REAL ESTATE AGENT I 089 5 0 5 237,771 0 0 5 237,771
31100 ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR 087 1 0 1 48,321 0 0 1 48,321

Special Fund
Total All Funds 15 0 15 797,652 0 0 15 797,652

Comptroller

SERVICE: 133 Municipal Telephone Exchange

Internal Service Fund
33322 COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST 116 1 0 1 67,200 0 0 1 67,200
33323 COMMUNICATION SERVICES ADMINIS 114 1 0 1 48,600 0 0 1 48,600
33321 COMMUNICATIONS ANALYST II 089 2 0 2 79,490 0 0 2 79,490
33315 COMMUNICATIONS SERVCS SUPV II 089 1 0 1 48,257 0 0 1 48,257
33320 COMMUNICATIONS ANALYST I 087 1 0 1 36,674 0 0 1 36,674
33313 COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES SUPV I 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
33319 COMMUNICATIONS ASSISTANT 081 3 0 3 115,842 0 0 3 115,842
33312 TELEPHONE OPERATOR II 080 12 0 12 422,158 0 0 12 422,158
Total All Funds 23 0 23 953,311 0 0 23 953,311

Comptroller

SERVICE: 136 Municipal Post Office

33391 MAILING SUPV 087 1 0 1 50,094 0 0 1 50,094
33213 OFFICE ASSISTANT III 078 2 0 2 61,863 0 0 2 61,863
54437 DRIVER I 424 6 0 6 172,272 0 0 6 172,272
33212 OFFICE ASSISTANT II 075 3 0 3 93,252 0 0 3 93,252
Total All Funds 12 0 12 377,481 0 0 12 377,481

Council Services
Council Services

Council
Services
Service 103
Council Services

Council Services
Council Services
Budget: $458,432
Positions: 7
Mission
The Office of Council Services was created by City ordinance, under the direction of a City Council Oversight
Committee. The objective of the Office of Council Services is to provide efficient and effective service to the
City Council.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 613,364 515,808 567,658 458,432
AGENCY TOTAL $613,364 $515,808 $567,658 $458,432
Overview
The Office of Council Services provides professional staff support to the Standing Committees and Sub-
Committees of the City Council; analyzes all legislation pending before the City Council; assists the City
Council in bi-monthly monitoring of agency fiscal conditions; provides analysis of the Ordinance of Estimates
for the City Council; and arranges committee meetings requested by the City Council.
The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $458,432, a decrease of $57,376 or 13% below the Fiscal
2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation will allow current service levels to be
maintained.

Council Services
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
103 Council Services 515,808 NA 458,432
AGENCY TOTAL $515,808 NA $458,432

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
103 Council Services 7 0 0 7
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 415,176 374,616 472,500 357,000
3 Contractual Services 119,384 36,175 0 31,175
4 Materials and Supplies 7,303 7,900 0 6,000
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 0 500 0 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 5,512 4,315 0 2,693
AGENCY TOTAL $613,364 $515,808 $567,658 $458,432

Council Services
AGENCY: 1100 Council Services

SERVICE: 103 Council Services

1 Salaries 374,616 357,000 -17,616
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 500 0 -500
TOTAL OBJECTS $515,808 $458,432 $-57,376
3 Council Services 511,493 455,739 -55,754
General 515,808 458,432 -57,376
TOTAL FUNDS $515,808 $458,432 $-57,376

Council Services
AGENCY: 1100 Council Services

SERVICE: 103 Council Services

General Fund
10009 DIRECTOR COUNCIL SERVICES 652 1 0 1 89,700 0 0 1 89,700
34533 LEGISLATIVE POLICY ANALYST II 117 5 0 5 357,000 0 0 5 357,000
Total All Funds 7 0 7 472,500 0 0 7 472,500

Courts: Circuit Court

Courts:
Circuit Court
Service 110
Circuit Court


Budget: $16,052,900
Positions: 146
Mission
The mission of the Circuit Court is to execute the mandates outlined in the State Constitution and State law as
the Eighth Judicial Circuit of the State judicial system.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 8,246,410 8,526,134 9,027,941 8,086,638
Federal 1,063,738 1,458,296 1,455,168 1,432,652
State 6,534,884 6,626,062 6,423,857 6,449,760
Special 64,184 85,000 84,488 83,850
AGENCY TOTAL $15,909,216 $16,695,492 $16,991,454 $16,052,900
Overview
The Circuit Court for Baltimore City is a division of the State judicial system established by the Constitution of
Maryland. There are currently 33 permanent judges who rotate among civil, domestic, juvenile and criminal
courts. An additional 18 retired judges also preside over various dockets on an as needed basis.
City Services
110. Circuit Court General Fund --$8,086,638
Other Funds --$7,966,262
The Circuit Court for Baltimore City is part of the Judiciary of Maryland, a co-equal branch of government
established by Article IV of the State Constitution of Maryland to preside over the Eighth Judicial Circuit. The
function of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City is the administration of justice. This involves the processing of
criminal, civil and family cases. The Baltimore City Circuit Court currently has 33 permanent judges, 18
masters, and 18 retired judges who preside over cases in the domestic - civil, domestic - family, juvenile and
criminal Courts. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund recommendation is $8.1 million, a reduction of $439,000 or
5.1% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 proposal includes a commitment to freeze seven vacant
positions (up from five), reducing funding for supplies for judges and staff; and eliminating the Court’s match
to the Community Services program.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
110 Circuit Court 16,695,492 NA 16,052,900
AGENCY TOTAL $16,695,492 NA $16,052,900

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
110 Circuit Court 143 4 -1 146
AGENCY TOTAL 143 4 -1 146
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -6,064 -534,871 -91,936 -91,936
1 Salaries 8,246,479 8,932,887 8,918,478 8,473,620
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 0 95,912 50,000 48,000
AGENCY TOTAL $15,909,216 $16,695,492 $16,991,454 $16,052,900

AGENCY: 1311 Courts: Circuit Court

SERVICE: 110 Circuit Court

0 Transfers -534,871 -91,936 442,935
1 Salaries 8,932,887 8,473,620 -459,267
2 Other Personnel Costs 2,230,597 2,233,512 2,915
3 Contractual Services 5,693,064 5,187,766 -505,298
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 95,912 48,000 -47,912
TOTAL OBJECTS $16,695,492 $16,052,900 $-642,592
1 Adjudications 6,319,626 6,202,613 -117,013
2 Administration 3,450,930 3,722,300 271,370
4 Masters' and Jurors' Reimbursement 1,723,791 1,549,980 -173,811
7 Addictions Assessment Unit 586,561 579,803 -6,758
8 Project 5000 115,000 0 -115,000
15 Medical Services 1,988,485 1,840,243 -148,242
17 Forensic Alternative Services Team 618,593 620,083 1,490
19 Pre-Trial/Pre-Release 965,251 743,419 -221,832
27 Community Services 422,678 360,007 -62,671
68 Information Technology Expenses 477,636 420,704 -56,932
General 8,526,134 8,086,638 -439,496
Federal 1,458,296 1,432,652 -25,644
State 6,626,062 6,449,760 -176,302
Special 85,000 83,850 -1,150
TOTAL FUNDS $16,695,492 $16,052,900 $-642,592



General Fund
00850 ADMINISTRATOR COURTS 659 1 0 1 114,800 0 0 1 114,800
00834 MASTER 251 7 0 7 762,500 0 0 7 762,500
10184 MANAGER COURT INFORMATION 121 1 0 1 91,100 0 0 1 91,100
00848 DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR COURTS 121 1 0 1 82,500 0 0 1 82,500
00866 COURT SERVICES MANAGER 118 1 0 1 77,900 0 0 1 77,900
00842 ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR COURTS 118 2 0 2 159,700 0 0 2 159,700
00896 DEPUTY DIRECTOR MEDICAL SERVIC 117 1 0 1 75,600 0 0 1 75,600
00846 COORD MEDICAL SERVICES JUVENIL 115 1 0 1 67,000 0 0 1 67,000
00898 COURT REPORTER 094 0 1 1 66,023 0 0 1 66,023
00890 SYSTEMS ANALYST 114 3 0 3 183,500 0 0 3 183,500
00801 PERSONNEL OFFICER COURTS 093 1 0 1 62,524 0 0 1 62,524
00800 FISCAL TECH 093 1 0 1 64,245 0 0 1 64,245
00840 SOCIAL SERVICES COORD COURTS 113 1 0 1 59,300 0 0 1 59,300
00867 COURT TECHNOLOGIST 092 5 -1 4 198,786 0 0 4 198,786
00812 COURT SECRETARY I 091 36 0 36 1,888,712 0 0 36 1,888,712
00828 FORENSIC PSYCHOL/EVALUATION CO 111 1 0 1 57,600 -1 -57,600 0 0
00804 PROGRAM COORDINATOR COURTS 090 1 0 1 50,364 0 0 1 50,364
00837 JUVENILE COURT SECRETARY 089 3 0 3 160,699 0 0 3 160,699
00813 COURT SECRETARY II 089 14 0 14 668,835 0 0 14 668,835
07103 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN 087 1 0 1 36,674 0 0 1 36,674
00830 LEGAL ASSISTANT COURTS 087 1 0 1 43,614 0 0 1 43,614
00817 MASTER'S LAW CLERK (GRADUATE) 825 6 0 6 216,270 0 0 6 216,270
00847 SUPERVISOR OF ADMINISTRATION C 082 1 0 1 40,554 0 0 1 40,554
00856 PURCHASING ASSISTANT 081 1 0 1 35,594 0 0 1 35,594
00810 CLERICAL ASSISTANT II COURTS 076 1 0 1 26,272 0 0 1 26,272
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 92 0 92 5,290,666 -1 -57,600 91 5,233,066

Federal Fund
00853 LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK 116 1 0 1 72,400 0 0 1 72,400
00802 ALCOHOL ASSESSMENT DIRECTOR 114 1 0 1 65,300 0 0 1 65,300
01954 LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKE 093 5 0 5 254,919 0 0 5 254,919
01957 LICENSED GRADUATE SOCIAL WORKE 089 1 0 1 39,745 0 0 1 39,745
00821 COURT ASSESSOR 088 1 0 1 38,175 0 0 1 38,175
00803 ALCOHOL ASSESSMT COUNSELOR III 087 2 0 2 95,312 0 0 2 95,312
00807 ALCOHOL ASSESSMT COUNSELOR II 085 2 0 2 74,111 0 0 2 74,111
00808 ALCOHOL ASSESSMENT COUNSELOR 083 3 0 3 95,706 0 0 3 95,706
00823 CLERICAL ASSISTANT I COURTS 080 1 0 1 33,300 0 0 1 33,300

State Fund
00834 MASTER 251 1 0 1 84,600 0 0 1 84,600
00842 ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR COURTS 118 1 0 1 74,100 0 0 1 74,100
10074 ASSISTANT COUNSEL 116 2 0 2 112,000 0 0 2 112,000
00116 CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT COORDINATO 094 1 0 1 63,515 0 0 1 63,515



01954 LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKE 093 2 0 2 113,787 0 0 2 113,787
00897 DIR COMMUNITY SERVICE AFFAIRS 113 1 0 1 63,900 0 0 1 63,900
00840 SOCIAL SERVICES COORD COURTS 113 1 0 1 59,300 0 0 1 59,300
01957 LICENSED GRADUATE SOCIAL WORKE 089 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
00837 JUVENILE COURT SECRETARY 089 1 0 1 40,689 0 0 1 40,689
00827 PRE-TRIAL COMMUNITY SERVICE CO 089 2 0 2 97,376 0 0 2 97,376
00815 PERMANENCY PLANNING LIAISON 089 0 2 2 88,002 0 0 2 88,002
00830 LEGAL ASSISTANT COURTS 087 1 0 1 37,234 0 0 1 37,234
00820 INVESTIGATOR 087 3 0 3 132,097 0 0 3 132,097
00817 MASTER'S LAW CLERK (GRADUATE) 825 1 0 1 36,045 0 0 1 36,045
00823 CLERICAL ASSISTANT I COURTS 080 1 0 1 29,763 0 0 1 29,763
00707 OFFICE ASST II 075 3 0 3 84,452 0 0 3 84,452

Special Fund
10074 ASSISTANT COUNSEL 116 0 1 1 60,000 0 0 1 60,000
Total All Funds 143 4 147 7,941,925 -1 -57,600 146 7,884,325

Courts: Orphans' Court
Courts: Orphans’ Court

Courts:
Orphans’ Court
Service 817
Orphans’ Court


Budget: $481,007
Positions: 5
Mission
The Orphans' Court was established by the Maryland Constitution as a division of the State judicial system.
Orphans' Court judges preside over probate, estate, and guardianship cases; ensure responsible guardianship in
proceedings regarding minors and their property; ensure proper accounting and administration of estates and
trusts; and provide information and advice to parties seeking guidance in probate and guardianship matters.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 450,983 486,565 373,732 481,007
State 150 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $451,133 $486,565 $373,732 $481,007
Overview
The primary objectives of the Orphans' Court are to establish a position of Statewide leadership in probate and
guardianship matters; exercise judicial prerogatives to protect rights of minors and determine placement in
guardianship cases; and institute strict accounting guidelines in the administration and disposition of estate
cases. Article IV, Section 40 of the State Constitution mandates the election of three Orphans’ Court judges.
City Services
817. Orphans’ Court General Fund - $481,007
The Orphans’ Court was established by the Maryland Constitution as a division of the State judicial system.
Orphans’ Court judges preside over probate, estate, and guardianship cases; ensure responsible guardianship in
proceedings regarding minors and their property; exercise judicial prerogatives to protect the rights of minors
and determine placement in guardianship cases; ensure proper accounting and administration of estates and
trusts; and provide information and advice to parties seeking guidance in probate and guardianship matters.
The Court estimates that over 4,100 cases will be opened in Fiscal 2010. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is
$481,007, a reduction of $5,558 or 1.1% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will maintain
current services.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
817 Orphans' Court 486,565 NA 481,007
AGENCY TOTAL $486,565 NA $481,007

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
817 Orphans' Court 5 0 0 5
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 350,826 364,170 270,975 364,340
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 542 3,200 3,200 3,200
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 0 0 10,000 10,000
AGENCY TOTAL $451,133 $486,565 $373,732 $481,007

AGENCY: 1321 Courts: Orphans' Court

SERVICE: 817 Orphans' Court

1 Salaries 364,170 364,340 170
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 0 10,000 10,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $486,565 $481,007 $-5,558
1 Administration of Estates 376,733 372,326 -4,407
2 Guardianship of Property of Minors 68,886 68,597 -289
3 Guardianship of Minors 40,946 40,084 -862
General 486,565 481,007 -5,558
TOTAL FUNDS $486,565 $481,007 $-5,558

AGENCY: 1321 Courts: Orphans' Court

SERVICE: 817 Orphans' Court

General Fund
00832 CHIEF JUDGE ORPHANS' COURT 84E 1 0 1 72,500 0 0 1 72,500
00831 ASSOCIATE JUDGE ORPHANS' COURT 82E 2 0 2 125,000 0 0 2 125,000
00812 COURT SECRETARY I 091 1 0 1 57,320 0 0 1 57,320
00871 LAW CLERK/BAILIFF (GRADUATE) 825 1 0 1 36,045 0 0 1 36,045
Total All Funds 5 0 5 290,865 0 0 5 290,865

Employees' Retirement Systems
Employees’ Retirement
Systems

Employees’
Retirement
Systems

Employees’ Fire and Police
Retirement System Retirement System


Budget: $9,833,664
Positions: 91
Mission
The Employees’ Retirement Systems are established under the Public Local Laws of Maryland and the
Baltimore City Code to administer the various retirement systems covering 13,895 city employees and 14,519
retirees and beneficiaries. The Systems are committed to protecting and prudently investing member assets and
providing accurate and timely benefits with quality service to members and beneficiaries.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
Special 5,202,590 9,734,257 9,846,983 9,833,664
AGENCY TOTAL $5,202,590 $9,734,257 $9,846,983 $9,833,664
Overview
The Employees’ Retirement System (ERS), the Elected Officials Retirement System (EOS) and the Fire and
Police Retirement System (F&P) were created to provide lifetime service retirement benefits, survivor benefits
and permanent disability benefits to eligible members and their beneficiaries. The cost of such programs
includes recurring benefit payments, lump sum death benefits, payments to terminated members and the cost of
administering the system.
ERS membership consists of 8,618 retirees and beneficiaries currently receiving benefits. There are also 9,719
current employees in the system. EOS membership consists of 21 retirees and beneficiaries currently receiving
benefits and 17 current employees. F&P membership consists of 5,929 retirees and beneficiaries currently
receiving benefits and 4,690 current employees.
The agency's administrative costs are appropriated in the City's annual operating budget. All administrative
expenses are paid with proceeds from the earnings of the systems and not from direct City support. The annual
operating budget for the administration of the systems is approved by their respective boards, which have both
the legal and fiduciary responsibility to manage all operations.
The Special Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $9.8 million, an increase of $99,407 or 1% above the
Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
152 Employees' Retirement System - Administration 5,561,288 NA 5,535,965
154 Fire and Police Retirement System - Administration 4,172,969 NA 4,297,699
AGENCY TOTAL $9,734,257 NA $9,833,664

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
152 Employees' Retirement System - Administration 50 0 0 50
154 Fire and Police Retirement System - Administration 41 0 0 41
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 2,640,673 3,905,772 3,946,761 4,015,228
2 Other Personnel Costs 909,083 1,576,796 1,648,533 1,564,581
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 407,579 1,502,000 1,502,000 1,502,000
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 535 433 433 2,599
AGENCY TOTAL $5,202,590 $9,734,257 $9,846,983 $9,833,664

AGENCY: 2100 Employees' Retirement Systems

SERVICE: 152 Employees' Retirement System - Administration

1 Salaries 2,331,965 2,313,585 -18,380
3 Contractual Services 1,490,305 1,490,305 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 337 2,509 2,172
TOTAL OBJECTS $5,561,288 $5,535,965 $-25,323
1 Administration 5,560,951 5,533,456 -27,495
56 Workers' Compensation Expenses 337 2,509 2,172
Special 5,561,288 5,535,965 -25,323
TOTAL FUNDS $5,561,288 $5,535,965 $-25,323


SERVICE: 154 Fire and Police Retirement System - Administration

1 Salaries 1,573,807 1,701,643 127,836
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,172,969 $4,297,699 $124,730
1 Administration 3,979,351 4,086,545 107,194
2 Legal Services 193,522 211,064 17,542
Special 4,172,969 4,297,699 124,730
TOTAL FUNDS $4,172,969 $4,297,699 $124,730


SERVICE: 152 Employees' Retirement System - Administration

Special Fund
10077 GENERAL COUNSEL 652 1 0 1 89,700 0 0 1 89,700
10075 SENIOR COUNSEL 120 1 0 1 64,800 0 0 1 64,800
34146 ACCOUNTING MANAGER 119 1 0 1 61,900 0 0 1 61,900
33103 LEAD APPLICATINS SYS ANL/PRGMR 118 1 0 1 72,300 0 0 1 72,300
33636 RETIREMENT BENEFITS MANAGER 117 1 0 1 74,600 0 0 1 74,600
34151 ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS ANALYST I 113 1 0 1 46,700 0 0 1 46,700
33635 RETIREMENT BENEFITS ANALYST SU 113 2 0 2 109,000 0 0 2 109,000
33677 PERSONNEL GENERALIST II 111 1 0 1 56,200 0 0 1 56,200
33267 RECORDS AND PAYROLL MANAGER 111 0 1 1 41,700 0 0 1 41,700
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 2 0 2 86,300 0 0 2 86,300
33632 RETIREMENT BENEFITS ANALYST II 110 2 0 2 100,200 0 0 2 100,200
33631 RETIREMENT BENEFITS ANALYST I 089 7 0 7 310,831 0 0 7 310,831
33188 DOCUMENT IMAGING MANAGER 089 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
33173 EDP COMMUNICATIONS COOR I 089 2 0 2 79,490 0 0 2 79,490
34133 ACCOUNTING ASST III 084 2 0 2 65,706 0 0 2 65,706
33241 MEDICAL CLAIMS PROCESSOR I 084 2 0 2 75,591 0 0 2 75,591
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 39,758 0 0 1 39,758
33215 OFFICE SUPERVISOR 084 1 0 1 38,741 0 0 1 38,741
32932 LEGAL ASSISTANT I 084 2 0 2 77,367 0 0 2 77,367
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 28,091 0 0 1 28,091
Total All Funds 50 0 50 2,240,305 0 0 50 2,240,305


SERVICE: 154 Fire and Police Retirement System - Administration

Special Fund
10077 GENERAL COUNSEL 652 1 0 1 101,500 0 0 1 101,500
10075 SENIOR COUNSEL 120 1 0 1 78,500 0 0 1 78,500
34146 ACCOUNTING MANAGER 119 1 0 1 77,400 0 0 1 77,400
33103 LEAD APPLICATINS SYS ANL/PRGMR 118 1 0 1 79,800 0 0 1 79,800
33636 RETIREMENT BENEFITS MANAGER 117 1 0 1 70,200 0 0 1 70,200
33635 RETIREMENT BENEFITS ANALYST SU 113 2 0 2 109,000 0 0 2 109,000
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 2 0 2 96,200 0 0 2 96,200
33632 RETIREMENT BENEFITS ANALYST II 110 2 0 2 93,300 0 0 2 93,300
33631 RETIREMENT BENEFITS ANALYST I 089 4 0 4 183,235 0 0 4 183,235
33412 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER II 089 1 0 1 49,705 0 0 1 49,705
33232 SECRETARY II 078 3 0 3 85,939 0 0 3 85,939
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800
Total All Funds 41 0 41 1,897,050 0 0 41 1,897,050

Enoch Pratt Free Library

Enoch Pratt
Free Library
Service 788
Information Services


Budget: $32,760,871
Positions: 403
Mission
The mission of the Enoch Pratt Free Library is to provide access to information resources, staff, facilities, and
services that respond to the pursuit of knowledge, education, lifelong learning opportunities and cultural
enrichment by the citizens of the City of Baltimore and other residents of the State of Maryland.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 22,501,748 22,901,198 27,118,818 22,690,937
State 7,180,434 9,562,159 9,645,214 9,581,948
Special 481,260 480,063 503,550 487,986
AGENCY TOTAL $30,163,442 $32,943,420 $37,267,582 $32,760,871
Overview
The Enoch Pratt Free Library was created by Maryland law in 1882 which enabled the City to accept the
donation from Enoch Pratt to establish "The Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore City". Under terms of Mr.
Pratt’s gift, the Library is owned by the City but administered by a private Board of Trustees. The Library
system consists of the Central Library, 21 neighborhood libraries, and two bookmobiles. The Central Library is
designated as the State Library Resource Center under State law, with responsibility for providing a wide
variety of services including operation of “Sailor”, the internet-based network of the Maryland library
community.
Current library annual statistics include 1.3 million items lent, 1.7 million reference questions/readers assisted
via telephone, web, email or walk in. The library provided 573 personal computers for public use which
resulted in 9.5 million web page views and 4.3 million library catalog page views. There were 5,477 graduates
in computer literacy training provided at Southeast Anchor, Northwood, Pennsylvania Avenue and Orleans
Street branches. Attendance (door count) was over 1.7 million persons and attendance at Library programs
such as job and career, children’s literacy, senior citizen lunches, and summer reading totaled over 146,000
persons.
City Services
788. Information Services General Fund - $22,690,937
Enoch Pratt Free Library Other Funds - $10,069,934
This service provides for the operation of the Enoch Pratt Library, including the Central Library which
functions as the State Library Resource Center; 21 local branches; the Baltimore City Detention Center library;
and two bookmobiles. Library branches are hubs of lifelong learning and are heavily used by Baltimoreans
looking for work in the down economy. Given that 30% of Baltimore households lack Internet access, libraries
are a critical link to information resources. The funding provided will help minimize further reductions in
library branch hours and support the reopening of the Reisterstown Road branch. Circulation of materials will
increase. The recommendation is reduced $210,300 (0.9%) from Fiscal 2010 appropriation.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
788 Information Services 32,943,420 NA 32,760,871
AGENCY TOTAL $32,943,420 NA $32,760,871

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
788 Information Services 410 0 -7 403
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -106,899 -250,000 -250,000 -250,000
1 Salaries 17,804,050 17,841,537 20,309,901 17,671,285
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 3,947,102 2,458,719 3,890,466 2,568,390
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 82,147 2,559,675 2,482,815 2,653,533
8 Debt Service 50,153 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $30,163,442 $32,943,420 $37,267,582 $32,760,871

AGENCY: 3900 Enoch Pratt Free Library

SERVICE: 788 Information Services

0 Transfers 1,286,392 -250,000 -1,536,392
1 Salaries 16,829,178 17,671,285 842,107
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 2,428,719 2,568,390 139,671
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 2,405,522 2,653,533 248,011
TOTAL OBJECTS $32,943,420 $32,760,871 $-182,549
1 Executive Direction 2,456,171 880,505 -1,575,666
2 Human Resources 398,408 518,458 120,050
3 Fiscal Management 574,764 703,443 128,679
4 Exhibits, Publicity, and Printing 358,647 470,117 111,470
6 Facilities Management 527,152 683,905 156,753
7 Collection Management 1,381,785 1,836,904 455,119
9 Pratt Center for Technology and Training 155,584 159,886 4,302
11 Young Adult Services 58,391 61,503 3,112
15 Student Services 202,855 201,939 -916
19 Services to Inmates 179,525 173,782 -5,743
20 Delivery Services 313,414 387,389 73,975
21 Neighborhood Facility Services 2,746,732 2,761,861 15,129
22 Public Services Citywide 7,613,840 7,413,501 -200,339
23 Maryland Interlibrary Loan 452,372 493,101 40,729
24 Public Services 3,924,135 3,971,238 47,103
25 Central Facility Services 3,335,130 3,384,579 49,449
26 Regional Information Center 44,956 44,215 -741
27 Audio-Visual Field Services 425,174 432,948 7,774
28 Sailor Operations 2,471,944 2,559,870 87,926
29 State Depository and Publications 123,205 121,964 -1,241
30 Information Access 247,562 248,086 524
31 Resource Delivery 1,006,534 937,199 -69,335
32 Courier Delivery Services 173,786 173,518 -268
33 Maryland Department 447,113 413,164 -33,949
34 African-American Department 346,711 310,909 -35,802
35 SLRC Management 155,098 155,060 -38
36 WEB Management 558,716 571,561 12,845
40 Public Service Materials 855,204 847,543 -7,661
56 Workers Compensation Expenses 79,570 104,020 24,450



68 Information Technology 1,328,942 1,738,703 409,761
General 22,901,198 22,690,937 -210,261
State 9,562,159 9,581,948 19,789
Special 480,063 487,986 7,923
TOTAL FUNDS $32,943,420 $32,760,871 $-182,549



General Fund
00670 STATE LIBRARY RESOURCE CENTER 117 3 0 3 219,600 0 0 3 219,600
00605 LIBRARY COMPUTER SYSTEMS ADMIN 117 1 0 1 73,800 0 0 1 73,800
00602 MANAGER FISCAL SERVICES LIBRAR 117 1 0 1 72,000 0 0 1 72,000
00692 COORDINATOR SCHOOL/STUDENT 116 1 0 1 72,400 0 0 1 72,400
00676 CHILDREN'S SERVICES COORD LIBR 116 1 0 1 70,600 0 0 1 70,600
00647 LIBRARY BRANCH COORDINATOR 116 1 0 1 69,900 0 0 1 69,900
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 1 0 1 77,100 0 0 1 77,100
00659 LIBRARIAN SUPV II 115 12 0 12 777,200 0 0 12 777,200
00721 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN SUPERVIS 114 1 0 1 65,300 0 0 1 65,300
00800 FISCAL TECH 093 1 0 1 65,966 0 0 1 65,966
00658 LIBRARIAN SUPV I 113 23 0 23 1,343,600 -1 -46,700 22 1,296,900
00626 STAFF DEVELOPMENT/TRAINING COO 113 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
00622 NETWORK OPERATIONS COORD 113 1 0 1 57,900 0 0 1 57,900
00682 CIRCULATION SYSTEMS MANAGER LI 090 1 0 1 50,364 0 0 1 50,364
00657 LIBRARIAN II 090 33 0 33 1,646,535 0 0 33 1,646,535
00718 WEB DEVELOPER 110 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900
00717 LIBRARIAN III 110 2 0 2 88,900 0 0 2 88,900
00691 LIBRARY INFO TECH TRAINING OFF 110 2 0 2 97,800 0 0 2 97,800
00684 CIRCULATION CENTER SUPVERVISOR 088 1 0 1 46,251 0 0 1 46,251
00680 PERSONNEL OFFICER 088 3 0 3 137,985 0 0 3 137,985
07103 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN 087 1 0 1 44,152 0 0 1 44,152
01964 GRAPHIC ARTIST I 087 1 0 1 44,331 0 0 1 44,331
00675 LIBRARY EDP COMMUNICATIONS COO 087 1 0 1 45,329 0 0 1 45,329
00663 LIBRARY BUILDING MAINT SUPV 087 1 0 1 50,981 0 0 1 50,981
00656 LIBRARIAN I 087 35 0 35 1,538,042 0 0 35 1,538,042
00674 LIBRARY SECURITY OFFICER SUPV 086 1 0 1 42,167 0 0 1 42,167
00601 LIBRARY ELECTRICIAN MECHANIC L 086 1 0 1 43,326 0 0 1 43,326
00690 PC COORDINATOR LIBRARY 085 1 0 1 38,584 0 0 1 38,584
00654 LIBRARY ASSOCIATE II 085 22 0 22 888,239 0 0 22 888,239
00618 LIBRARY STORES SUPV 085 1 0 1 44,503 0 0 1 44,503
00712 OFFICE SUPV 084 12 0 12 494,234 0 0 12 494,234
00711 SECRETARY III 084 2 0 2 79,127 0 0 2 79,127
00662 ASST LIBRARY BUILDING MAINT SU 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
00660 LIBRARY PROGRAM ASST 084 2 0 2 90,180 0 0 2 90,180
00652 ACCOUNTING ASST III LIBRARY 084 1 0 1 44,462 0 0 1 44,462
00606 BINDERY WORKER SUPERVISOR LIBR 084 1 0 1 32,853 0 0 1 32,853
00672 LIBRARY SECURITY OFFICER 083 14 0 14 531,717 0 0 14 531,717
00608 PRINTER LIBRARY 083 2 0 2 86,654 0 0 2 86,654
00634 LIBRARY CARPENTER 082 2 0 2 67,909 0 0 2 67,909
00661 LIBRARY BUILDING REPAIRER 080 8 0 8 284,853 0 0 8 284,853
00710 SECRETARY II 078 6 0 6 198,727 0 0 6 198,727
00708 OFFICE ASST III 078 31 1 32 1,083,518 0 0 32 1,083,518
00667 LIBRARY CUSTODIAL WORKER SUPV 078 4 0 4 128,516 0 0 4 128,516
00666 STOREKEEPER 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349
00651 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT II LIBRAR 078 2 0 2 58,856 0 0 2 58,856
00604 DATA ENTRY OPR II LBRY 078 4 0 4 141,604 0 0 4 141,604
00625 LIBRARY BOOKMOBILE OPERATOR 077 1 0 1 31,647 0 0 1 31,647



00707 OFFICE ASST II 075 48 -1 47 1,352,595 -2 -55,126 45 1,297,469
00705 SECRETARY I 075 8 0 8 252,637 0 0 8 252,637
00668 ASST LIBRARY CUSTODIAL WORKER 075 1 0 1 27,427 0 0 1 27,427
00650 LIBRARY BINDERY WORKER 075 5 0 5 154,150 -1 -29,326 4 124,824
00631 DRIVER LIBRARY 075 4 0 4 122,650 0 0 4 122,650
00614 LIBRARY CUSTODIAL WORKER II 073 6 0 6 172,544 0 0 6 172,544
00619 LIBRARY CUSTODIAL WORKER I 070 13 0 13 353,543 0 0 13 353,543
00600 LIBRARY PAGE 069 2 0 2 56,375 0 0 2 56,375
State Fund
00627 SAILOR PROJECT MANAGER LIBRARY 117 1 0 1 65,400 0 0 1 65,400
01959 COMPUTER ANALYST 095 1 0 1 64,408 0 0 1 64,408
00659 LIBRARIAN SUPV II 115 3 0 3 170,600 0 0 3 170,600
00641 LIBRARY WIDE AREA NETWORK ADMI 115 2 0 2 124,400 0 0 2 124,400
00628 SAILOR DATA ADMINISTRATOR LIBR 115 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
00725 ANAYLST/PROGRAMMER,LEAD 113 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
00658 LIBRARIAN SUPV I 113 3 0 3 167,900 0 0 3 167,900
00629 SAILOR HELP DESK MANAGER LIBRA 113 1 0 1 60,800 0 0 1 60,800
00630 SAILOR NETWORK TECHNICIAN LIBR 112 2 0 2 109,300 0 0 2 109,300
00724 MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TECHNICIAN 111 1 0 1 52,200 0 0 1 52,200
00657 LIBRARIAN II 090 1 0 1 50,364 0 0 1 50,364
00607 INTER-LIBRARY LOAN DEPT SUPERV 090 1 0 1 50,364 0 0 1 50,364
00718 WEB DEVELOPER 110 1 0 1 50,400 0 0 1 50,400
00717 LIBRARIAN III 110 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900
00691 LIBRARY INFO TECH TRAINING OFF 110 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900
00656 LIBRARIAN I 087 6 0 6 243,800 -1 -36,674 5 207,126
00654 LIBRARY ASSOCIATE II 085 1 0 1 33,884 0 0 1 33,884
00712 OFFICE SUPV 084 2 0 2 87,200 0 0 2 87,200
00683 EDP DATA TECHNICIAN II LIBRARY 083 1 0 1 37,677 0 0 1 37,677
00672 LIBRARY SECURITY OFFICER 083 2 0 2 75,354 0 0 2 75,354
00661 LIBRARY BUILDING REPAIRER 080 1 0 1 33,841 0 0 1 33,841
00710 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349
00708 OFFICE ASST III 078 5 0 5 164,649 0 0 5 164,649
00604 DATA ENTRY OPR II LBRY 078 5 0 5 153,696 0 0 5 153,696
00681 LIBRARY AUDIO-VISUAL TECHNOLOG 077 2 0 2 65,138 0 0 2 65,138
00707 OFFICE ASST II 075 6 0 6 184,604 -2 -55,420 4 129,184
00705 SECRETARY I 075 1 0 1 29,251 0 0 1 29,251
00631 DRIVER LIBRARY 075 1 0 1 30,206 0 0 1 30,206
00619 LIBRARY CUSTODIAL WORKER I 070 2 0 2 52,851 0 0 2 52,851

Special Fund
00693 LIBRARY ANNUAL FUND COORDINATO 111 1 0 1 52,200 0 0 1 52,200



00714 LIBRARY MEDIA RELATIONS COORDI 110 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900
00697 LIBRARY PROGRAM SPECIALIST 088 1 0 1 45,561 0 0 1 45,561
00678 LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE 087 1 0 1 43,176 0 0 1 43,176
00696 LIBRARY DONOR RELATIONS PLANNE 084 1 0 1 32,853 0 0 1 32,853
00722 LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT 081 1 0 1 34,225 0 0 1 34,225
00710 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 31,609 0 0 1 31,609
Total All Funds 410 0 410 17,321,247 -7 -223,246 403 17,098,001

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Finance

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Service 148 Service 150 Service 698 Service 699

Revenue Collection Treasury Management Administration Procurement
Service 700
Service 701 Service 702 Service 703
Surplus Property
Printing Services Accounts Payable Payroll
Disposal

Service 704
Loan and Guarantee Risk Management for Operating Budget
Accounting
Program Employee Injuries Management
Service 710
Service 709
Property Tax Billing
Management Research
Integrity and Recovery

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Finance
Budget: $28,740,918
Positions: 285
Mission
The mission of the Department of Finance is to provide a full range of financial services to City agencies;
collect and invest all monies due the City; manage City debt; and execute fiscal policy as established by the
Board of Estimates.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 13,722,609 14,071,347 15,861,513 13,920,733
Loan and Guarantee Enterprise 2,673,871 3,234,000 3,244,195 3,240,696
Special 0 201,000 188,456 623,830
AGENCY TOTAL $27,061,674 $28,416,355 $30,108,876 $28,740,918
Overview
The Department of Finance is comprised of five bureaus: Budget and Management Research, Accounting and
Payroll Services, Purchasing, Revenue Collection and Treasury and Debt Management. The Office of Risk
Management also manages the City’s Self-Insurance programs. The Finance Director's office provides
administrative direction and control and performs the departmental personnel functions.
City Services
148. Revenue Collection General Fund - $2,999,988
Department of Finance Other Funds - $436,919
The Bureau of Revenue Collections has the responsibility to collect all revenue owed to the City of Baltimore
through various taxes, fines, fees and penalties. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund recommendation is $261,000
(8.0%) below the Fiscal 2010 budget. For Fiscal 2011 customer service will be improved by alignment of
resources to customer-based outcomes using web-based technology to make license applications and three
additional bill types available on-line. The Bureau’s Inspection Unit, which performs inspections of businesses
required to have licenses and also manages the collection of self-reported City taxes such as the
telecommunications, parking, hotel and energy taxes, will be made self-supporting through a Special Fund
initiative that will increase City revenue. This service will also assume collection of recordation taxes from the
State, saving the City nearly half a million dollars a year.
150. Treasury Management General Fund - $1,095,573
This service provides for the management of the City’s cash, investments, debt and banking services. Treasury
Management provides important oversight and control of the City finances to ensure cash is available to pay
bills through the issuance of debt and timely investment of City funds. This service also maintains the City’s
banking and trustee relationships so that the City’s corporate cash, payroll and trust accounts are properly

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maintained. The Fiscal 2009 annual rate of return on investments was 1.69%, more than double the 0.77%
average rate of return of 6-month Treasury bonds. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $195,000 (15.1%)
below Fiscal 2010. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will maintain current service levels.
698. Administration General Fund - $942,272
Department of Finance Other Funds - $13,979
The Office of the Director of Finance is responsible for the overall fiscal strategy and fiscal management of the
City, which includes overseeing the City Budget process and holding the internal Bureaus (Budget and
Management Research, Revenue Collections, Purchasing, Accounting and Payroll Services, and Treasury
Management) and the Office of Risk Management accountable for their performance. The Office also
coordinates all Human Resources activity within the department; manages the combined charity management
contract and the deferred compensation management contract for the City; and performs management analysis
and executes initiatives with other City agencies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government.
The Fiscal 2011 General Fund recommendation is $942,272, a reduction of $60,575 or 6.0% below the Fiscal
2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will maintain current service levels.
699. Procurement General Fund - $2,357,983
This service offers City agencies a professional procurement practice for the purchase of goods and services to
be used in City operations and capital improvements. The use of a centralized purchasing system is legally
required by the City Charter and includes nearly all purchases of over $5,000 and many below that amount.
The Bureau of Purchases expects to process over 14,000 purchase orders totaling nearly $300 million and will
support over 8,000 vendors. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $8,000 (0.3%) below Fiscal 2010. For Fiscal
2011, this service aims to process 95% of all purchase orders on-time.
700. Surplus Property Disposal Other Funds - $187,211
This service offers City agencies a professional service for the proper disposition of surplus property. The use
of a centralized surplus property system is required by the City Charter. This service was initiated in the
current fiscal year, with the goal to eventually cover expenses with sales proceeds.
701. Printing Services Other Funds - $3,305,115
The Digital Document Division is an Internal Service fund operation supplying document services to the City
of Baltimore government. The services offered to City agencies and the Baltimore City Public School System
are professional graphic design, printing, copying, document scanning, data center printing, and forms
distribution. In Fiscal 2011, the division will control costs and ensure self-sufficiency by reducing the amount
of its equipment to the minimum essential to continue efficient operations, eliminating four vacant and seven
filled positions, retiring one vehicle, reducing the number of deliveries by setting minimum order quantities,
and increasing prices by an average of 10%. The impact will be limited improvement in turnaround and
delivery times.
702. Accounts PayableGeneral Fund - $1,184,805
The Accounts Payable service is responsible for paying an average of 12,000 vendor invoices each month and
providing support to agencies and vendors in all matters relating to payments. The City must pay invoices
within 30 days of delivery of the good and/or service. Payments are processed through the CityDynamics
accounts payable module using state-of-the-art best practices. In Fiscal 2011, the City will continue the

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practice of centrally scanning all vendor invoices to ensure that agencies are held accountable for timely
payment. The percent of vendor payments made within 30 days is expected to increase from 58% in Fiscal
2009 to 85% in Fiscal 2011.
703. Payroll Services General Fund - $3,092,923
Payroll Services is responsible for paying 15,000 biweekly employees, 1,200 weekly employees, 5,000 Fire
and Police Retirees, and seasonal employees including 5,000 - 7,000 Youthworks employees. The Payroll
Service is also responsible for ensuring that proper internal controls exist over the payroll process, coordinating
quarterly payroll tax reporting, coordinating garnishment processing, reconciling payroll bank accounts, and
coordinating year-end processing of W-2's and 1099's. The Fiscal 2011 proposal includes the abolishment of
two positions.
704. Accounting Operations General Fund- $1,107,136
The Accounting Operations service provides accounting and reporting services for the City of Baltimore. The
service is responsible for ensuring that proper internal controls are in place for processing financial transactions
and that these transactions and reports are recorded and prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted
Accounting Principles (GAAP) as set forth by the Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB).
Financial transactions are recorded and reports are prepared and generated using the City's financial system,
CityDynamics. In Fiscal 2011, the Bureau expects to oversee 2,400,000 financial transactions. Additionally,
the service expects to decrease the amount of time it takes to close the books each month from seven to five
days.
705. Loan and Guarantee Program Other Funds - $3,240,425
The Bureau of Accounting and Payroll Service (BAPS) provides full accounting services to the Loan and
Guarantee program including all general ledger and accounts payable functions. This program provides for
utilization of proceeds from certain bond issues, grants, donations, and contributions appropriated by the City
and also certain funds included in the capital portion of the annual Ordinance of Estimates. Such funds are
used for direct loans or for guarantees for loans made by third parties for residential, commercial, and industrial
rehabilitation and development, or for the construction of certain capital projects. BAPS services all of the
Program’s loans including monthly, quarterly or semi-annual billings for principal and interest prepares
monthly, quarterly or semi-annual bills to borrowers for principal and interest. Preparation of payoff statements
and confirmation loan balances to borrowers auditors when requested. Additionally, BAPS prepares the
program’s annual financial statements and coordinates with outside auditors. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will
maintain current services.
707. Risk Management Other Funds - $7,636,836
The Office of Risk Management administers the City’s risk management and insurance program for City assets
and liabilities. Insurance policies are procured by the Office to provide the broadest coverage at the lowest cost.
When damages exceed insured deductibles, claims are filed by the Office to expedite recovery from the
insurance company. The Office seeks to prevent employee injuries by promoting accident prevention,
providing safety training and ensuring regulatory compliance. After an injury occurs, the Office manages the
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Administrator, the Occupational Health Clinic and Workers’ Compensation counsel. In Fiscal 2009, there were
14 claims filed per 100 employees for an average cost of $6,820 per claim. In Fiscal 2011, Risk Management
aims to reduce claims to 12 per 100 employees and the average cost to $6,000.
708. Operating Budget Management General Fund - $901,260
The Budget Management service performs essential fiscal stewardship functions for the City, including budget
formulation, revenue forecasting, and monitoring of spending. For Fiscal 2011, this service plans to refine the
Outcome Budgeting process, integrate Outcome Budgeting with CitiStat, enhance the central budgeting
system, and continue to improve its revenue forecasting accuracy. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is
$141,348 (13.5%) below Fiscal 2010. The budget recommendation abolishes one position.
709. Management Research General Fund - $154,293
This service provides the City with resident analytical capability to evaluate program effectiveness, make
business processes more efficient, and stay current with best practices in municipal government. This service
supports Outcome Budgeting by coordinating the annual Citizen Survey and gathering evidence about what
works in municipal government to sharpen the strategies supporting the City Objectives. It supports CitiStat by
providing capacity for in-depth study of issues identified in CitiStat's performance monitoring process. This
proposal supports a small team within the Bureau of the Budget and Management Research. This service
expects to generate at least $300,000 in cost savings recommendations. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is
$34,009 (18.1%) below Fiscal 2010.
710. Property Tax Billing Integrity and Recovery General Fund - $84,500
The Office of the Director of Finance proposes to establish a new Property Tax Billing Integrity and Recovery
Unit to focus on recovering City tax dollars by working to ensure that property tax credits are not granted to
ineligible property owners, that new construction is assessed in an expedient manner, that State assessors have
all relevant City information available to them when they assess commercial properties, and that personal
property taxes are billed in a timely and efficient manner. The proposal includes funding for one full-time
permanent position within the Department of Finance. It is estimated that in the first year, the work of the unit
will result in revenue recoveries of $375,000, which is four times the cost of the unit.

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Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
148 Revenue Collection 3,261,370 NA 3,436,607
150 Treasury and Debt Management 1,290,497 NA 1,095,573
698 Administration - Finance 1,002,847 NA 956,251
699 Procurement 2,365,733 NA 2,357,983
700 Surplus Property Disposal 201,000 NA 187,211
701 Printing Services 3,176,963 NA 3,305,115
702 Accounts Payable 1,034,119 NA 1,184,805
703 Payroll 2,984,927 NA 3,092,923
704 Accounting 900,944 NA 1,107,136
705 Loan and Guarantee Program 3,234,000 NA 3,240,425
707 Risk Management for Employee Injuries 7,733,045 NA 7,636,836
708 Operating Budget Management 1,042,608 NA 901,260
709 Management Research 188,302 NA 154,293
710 Property Tax Billing Integrity and Recovery 0 NA 84,500
AGENCY TOTAL $28,416,355 NA $28,740,918

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
141 Budget and Management Research 1 -1 0 0
144 Purchasing 0 3 -3 0
148 Revenue Collection 123 0 -1 122
150 Treasury and Debt Management 9 0 0 9
698 Administration - Finance 7 0 0 7
699 Procurement 40 -2 -2 36
700 Surplus Property Disposal 0 0 3 3
701 Printing Services 32 0 -11 21
702 Accounts Payable 17 0 -3 14
703 Payroll 17 0 -2 15
704 Accounting 25 0 -3 22
705 Loan and Guarantee Program 2 0 0 2
707 Risk Management for Employee Injuries 18 0 0 18
708 Operating Budget Management 14 1 -1 14
709 Management Research 2 0 0 2

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Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -10,467,242 -10,475,100 -10,209,141 -10,371,612
1 Salaries 14,036,836 14,948,715 14,247,017 13,972,561
4 Materials and Supplies 1,075,488 1,085,083 582,846 588,517
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 261,403 465,267 4,574,500 3,613,344
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 349,951 0 0 0
8 Debt Service 49,192 51,000 51,000 51,000
AGENCY TOTAL $27,061,674 $28,416,355 $30,108,876 $28,740,918

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AGENCY: 2300 Finance

SERVICE: 148 Revenue Collection

0 Transfers -6,883,032 -7,120,548 -237,516
1 Salaries 4,597,393 4,849,912 252,519
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,261,370 $3,436,607 $175,237
1 General Collections 7,593,387 7,332,005 -261,382
2 Parking Fine Collections 2,551,015 2,788,531 237,516
10 Transfers - Treasury Management -1,300,000 -1,300,000 0
11 Transfers - General Collections -2,985,000 -2,985,000 0
12 Transfers - Parking Fine Collections -2,551,015 -2,788,531 -237,516
15 Transfers - Project 5000 -47,017 -47,017 0
16 Inspection Collections 0 436,619 436,619
General 3,261,370 2,999,988 -261,382
Special 0 436,619 436,619
TOTAL FUNDS $3,261,370 $3,436,607 $175,237

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SERVICE: 150 Treasury and Debt Management

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 561,959 557,254 -4,705
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,290,497 $1,095,573 $-194,924
1 Treasury Management 1,290,497 1,095,573 -194,924
3 General Collections 0 0 0
4 Parking Fine Collections 0 0 0
General 1,290,497 1,095,573 -194,924
TOTAL FUNDS $1,290,497 $1,095,573 $-194,924

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SERVICE: 698 Administration - Finance

1 Salaries 697,559 680,597 -16,962
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,002,847 $956,251 $-46,596
1 Administration 829,121 809,302 -19,819
56 Workers Compensation Expenses 173,726 146,949 -26,777
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $1,002,847 $956,251 $-46,596
General 1,002,847 942,272 -60,575
Internal Service 0 13,708 13,708
Loan and Guarantee Enterprise 0 271 271
TOTAL FUNDS $1,002,847 $956,251 $-46,596

Finance

SERVICE: 699 Procurement

0 Transfers -1,061,700 -785,194 276,506
1 Salaries 2,227,586 2,045,944 -181,642
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,365,733 $2,357,983 $-7,750
1 Procurement 2,365,733 2,357,983 -7,750
General 2,365,733 2,357,983 -7,750
TOTAL FUNDS $2,365,733 $2,357,983 $-7,750

Finance

SERVICE: 700 Surplus Property Disposal

1 Salaries 175,000 117,106 -57,894
2 Other Personnel Costs 0 46,997 46,997
TOTAL OBJECTS $201,000 $187,211 $-13,789
1 Surplus Property Disposal 201,000 187,211 -13,789
Special 201,000 187,211 -13,789
TOTAL FUNDS $201,000 $187,211 $-13,789

Finance

SERVICE: 701 Printing Services

1 Salaries 1,236,287 870,123 -366,164
3 Contractual Services 642,053 1,862,984 1,220,931
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 21,083 0 -21,083
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,176,963 $3,305,115 $128,152
1 Printing Services 3,176,963 3,305,115 128,152
TOTAL FUNDS $3,176,963 $3,305,115 $128,152

Finance

SERVICE: 702 Accounts Payable

0 Transfers -2,043,000 -151,879 1,891,121
1 Salaries 689,011 582,594 -106,417
3 Contractual Services 2,232,075 189,922 -2,042,153
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,034,119 $1,184,805 $150,686
1 Accounts Payable 3,077,119 1,336,684 -1,740,435
26 Transfers -2,043,000 -151,879 1,891,121
General 1,034,119 1,184,805 150,686
TOTAL FUNDS $1,034,119 $1,184,805 $150,686

Finance

SERVICE: 703 Payroll

0 Transfers 0 -472,301 -472,301
1 Salaries 1,722,596 753,559 -969,037
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 644 2,400,300 2,399,656
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,984,927 $3,092,923 $107,996
1 Payroll 2,984,927 3,565,224 580,297
26 Transfers 0 -472,301 -472,301
General 2,984,927 3,092,923 107,996
TOTAL FUNDS $2,984,927 $3,092,923 $107,996

Finance

SERVICE: 704 Accounting

0 Transfers -106,368 -1,460,690 -1,354,322
1 Salaries 730,412 1,312,106 581,694
4 Materials and Supplies 8,675 0 -8,675
TOTAL OBJECTS $900,944 $1,107,136 $206,192
1 Accounting 1,007,312 2,567,826 1,560,514
26 Transfers -106,368 -1,460,690 -1,354,322
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $900,944 $1,107,136 $206,192
General 900,944 1,107,136 206,192
TOTAL FUNDS $900,944 $1,107,136 $206,192

Finance

SERVICE: 705 Loan and Guarantee Program

1 Salaries 112,667 113,794 1,127
8 Debt Service 51,000 51,000 0
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,234,000 $3,240,425 $6,425
1 Loan and Guarantee Program 3,234,000 3,240,425 6,425
Loan and Guarantee Enterprise 3,234,000 3,240,425 6,425
TOTAL FUNDS $3,234,000 $3,240,425 $6,425

Finance

SERVICE: 707 Risk Management for Employee Injuries

1 Salaries 999,343 951,890 -47,453
TOTAL OBJECTS $7,733,045 $7,636,836 $-96,209
1 Risk Management for Employee Injuries 7,733,045 7,636,836 -96,209
Internal Service 7,733,045 7,636,836 -96,209
TOTAL FUNDS $7,733,045 $7,636,836 $-96,209

Finance

SERVICE: 708 Operating Budget Management

0 Transfers -381,000 -381,000 0
1 Salaries 1,050,602 986,335 -64,267
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 1,000 0 -1,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,042,608 $901,260 $-141,348
1 Operating Budget Management 1,042,608 901,260 -141,348
General 1,042,608 901,260 -141,348
TOTAL FUNDS $1,042,608 $901,260 $-141,348

Finance

SERVICE: 709 Management Research

1 Salaries 148,300 66,847 -81,453
4 Materials and Supplies 0 500 500
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 0 0 0
TOTAL OBJECTS $188,302 $154,293 $-34,009
1 Management Research 188,302 154,293 -34,009
General 188,302 154,293 -34,009
TOTAL FUNDS $188,302 $154,293 $-34,009

Finance

SERVICE: 710 Property Tax Billing Integrity and Recovery

1 Salaries 0 84,500 84,500
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $84,500 $84,500
1 Property Tax Billing Integrity and Recovery Unit 0 84,500 84,500
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $0 $84,500 $84,500
General 0 84,500 84,500
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $84,500 $84,500

Finance

SERVICE: 148 Revenue Collection

General Fund
10189 FINANCE PROJECT MANAGER 958 1 0 1 111,200 0 0 1 111,200
31511 PROGRAM ANALYST 113 1 0 1 46,700 -1 -46,700 0 0
34257 PARKING FINES SUPERVISOR 110 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900
34259 PROPERTY TRANSFER SUPERVISOR 087 1 0 1 45,661 0 0 1 45,661
34258 LIENS PROCESS SUPERVISOR 087 1 0 1 45,005 0 0 1 45,005
34218 REMITTANCE SUPERVISOR 087 3 0 3 139,010 0 0 3 139,010
34255 COLLECTION REPRESENTATIVE SUPV 086 1 0 1 47,611 0 0 1 47,611
34241 COLLECTIONS SUPERVISOR I 085 4 0 4 156,149 0 0 4 156,149
34215 CASHIER SUPERVISOR I 084 1 0 1 43,914 0 0 1 43,914
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 33,544 0 0 1 33,544
34294 TAX TRANSFER CLERK II 083 1 0 1 40,463 0 0 1 40,463
34254 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE II 082 2 0 2 80,022 0 0 2 80,022
33113 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR III 081 2 0 2 76,526 0 0 2 76,526
34293 TAX TRANSFER CLERK I 080 6 0 6 187,931 0 0 6 187,931
34253 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE I 080 16 0 16 532,313 0 0 16 532,313
34212 CASHIER II 080 2 0 2 71,201 0 0 2 71,201
34211 CASHIER I 078 9 0 9 280,327 0 0 9 280,327
34132 ACCOUNTING ASST II 078 3 0 3 92,524 0 0 3 92,524
33112 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR II 078 11 0 11 363,171 0 0 11 363,171
34131 ACCOUNTING ASST I 075 1 0 1 29,326 0 0 1 29,326
53707 COIN COLLECTION WORKER 073 6 0 6 172,149 0 0 6 172,149
Special Fund
42998 LICENSE INSPECTOR 081 3 0 3 88,890 0 0 3 88,890
Total All Funds 123 0 123 4,387,354 -1 -46,700 122 4,340,654

Finance

SERVICE: 150 Treasury and Debt Management

General Fund
34441 TREASURY TECHNICIAN 116 2 0 2 131,200 0 0 2 131,200
34439 TREASURY ASSISTANT 091 1 0 1 60,476 0 0 1 60,476
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
Total All Funds 9 0 9 537,254 0 0 9 537,254

Finance

SERVICE: 698 Administration - Finance

General Fund
00144 EXECUTIVE LEVEL III 968 2 0 2 321,900 0 0 2 321,900
10140 PRINCIPAL PROGRAM ASSESSMENT A 122 1 0 1 86,900 0 0 1 86,900
10183 SENIOR PROGRAM ASSESSMENT 119 1 0 1 75,500 0 0 1 75,500
33679 PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOR 117 1 0 1 73,800 0 0 1 73,800
10048 SPECIAL ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF 115 1 0 1 67,000 0 0 1 67,000
Total All Funds 7 0 7 680,597 0 0 7 680,597

Finance

SERVICE: 699 Procurement

General Fund
72115 ENGINEERING SUPERVISOR 119 1 0 1 75,500 0 0 1 75,500
33591 INVENTORY/PURCHASING ADMIN 118 1 0 1 65,000 0 0 1 65,000
72113 ENGINEER III 116 2 0 2 109,900 0 0 2 109,900
33525 PROCUREMENT SUPERVISOR 116 3 -1 2 131,200 0 0 2 131,200
33527 PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST III 115 1 0 1 62,200 0 0 1 62,200
33593 MINORITY/SMALL BUSINESS PURCH 114 1 0 1 63,700 0 0 1 63,700
33524 PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST II 114 4 0 4 229,100 0 0 4 229,100
33523 PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST I 091 8 0 8 379,221 0 0 8 379,221
33503 PURCHASING SERVICES 090 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 55,400 0 0 1 55,400
72412 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR II 089 2 0 2 108,219 0 0 2 108,219
72411 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR I 085 2 0 2 89,384 0 0 2 89,384
34133 ACCOUNTING ASST III 084 1 0 1 38,203 -1 -38,203 0 0
33541 PROPERTY DISPOSAL ASSISTANT 084 1 0 1 44,698 0 0 1 44,698
33681 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT I 081 1 0 1 38,263 0 0 1 38,263
33501 PURCHASING ASSISTANT 081 5 0 5 170,751 -1 -40,369 4 130,382
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 40 -2 38 1,981,276 -2 -78,572 36 1,902,704
Total All Funds 40 -2 38 1,981,276 -2 -78,572 36 1,902,704

Finance

SERVICE: 700 Surplus Property Disposal

Special Fund
33544 PROPERTY DISPOSAL ASSISTANT SU 110 0 0 0 0 1 51,400 1 51,400
33541 PROPERTY DISPOSAL ASSISTANT 084 0 0 0 0 2 65,706 2 65,706
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 0 0 0 0 3 117,106 3 117,106
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 3 117,106 3 117,106

Finance

SERVICE: 701 Printing Services

52537 PRINT SHOP MANAGER 118 1 0 1 74,100 0 0 1 74,100
52555 COPY CENTER SUPERVISOR 089 2 0 2 102,960 -1 -47,463 1 55,497
52514 DESK TOP PUBLISHING COORDINATO 089 1 0 1 39,745 0 0 1 39,745
33188 DOCUMENT IMAGING MANAGER 089 1 0 1 55,497 0 0 1 55,497
52553 OFFSET PRESS OPERATOR II 088 3 0 3 129,541 0 0 3 129,541
52591 PRINTING PLANNER AND ESTIMATOR 087 2 0 2 87,945 -1 -43,614 1 44,331
73112 GRAPHIC ARTIST II 085 2 0 2 89,108 0 0 2 89,108
52592 LITHOGRAPH PROCESS TECH 085 1 0 1 33,884 -1 -33,884 0 0
52590 PRINTING PLANNER AND ESTIMATOR 085 1 0 1 45,728 0 0 1 45,728
52552 OFFSET PRESS OPERATOR I 084 1 0 1 34,037 -1 -34,037 0 0
52543 BINDERY WORKER III 082 1 0 1 36,210 0 0 1 36,210
52551 GRAPHIC PRINT OPERATOR 079 9 0 9 289,068 -5 -153,097 4 135,971
52542 BINDERY WORKER II 079 1 0 1 37,553 0 0 1 37,553
54437 DRIVER I 424 1 0 1 33,090 0 0 1 33,090
33561 STOREKEEPER I 077 1 0 1 33,856 -1 -33,856 0 0
52941 LABORER 423 1 0 1 27,254 0 0 1 27,254
52541 BINDERY WORKER I 075 2 0 2 55,470 -1 -28,875 1 26,595
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 32 0 32 1,241,395 -11 -374,826 21 866,569
Total All Funds 32 0 32 1,241,395 -11 -374,826 21 866,569

Finance

SERVICE: 702 Accounts Payable

General Fund
34421 FISCAL TECHNICIAN 088 2 0 2 104,994 0 0 2 104,994
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 1 0 1 47,639 0 0 1 47,639
34132 ACCOUNTING ASST II 078 7 0 7 246,859 -2 -67,958 5 178,901
33112 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR II 078 3 0 3 109,047 -1 -36,349 2 72,698
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 17 0 17 686,901 -3 -104,307 14 582,594
Total All Funds 17 0 17 686,901 -3 -104,307 14 582,594

Finance

SERVICE: 703 Payroll

General Fund
34152 ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS ANALYST II 116 1 0 1 67,200 0 0 1 67,200
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 40,200 0 0 1 40,200
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 1 0 1 45,498 0 0 1 45,498
34135 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT SUPV 084 1 0 1 45,090 -1 -45,090 0 0
34133 ACCOUNTING ASST III 084 4 0 4 174,088 -1 -42,738 3 131,350
Total All Funds 17 0 17 839,611 -2 -87,828 15 751,783

Finance

SERVICE: 704 Accounting

General Fund
34197 ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS ADMINISTRAT 120 2 0 2 136,800 0 0 2 136,800
34152 ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS ANALYST II 116 1 0 1 74,200 0 0 1 74,200
34145 ACCOUNTANT SUPV 114 1 0 1 62,300 0 0 1 62,300
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 50,100 0 0 1 50,100
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 1 0 1 38,175 0 0 1 38,175
34135 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT SUPV 084 1 0 1 45,090 -1 -45,090 0 0
34132 ACCOUNTING ASST II 078 2 0 2 72,698 -2 -72,698 0 0
Total All Funds 25 0 25 1,429,499 -3 -117,788 22 1,311,711

Finance

SERVICE: 705 Loan and Guarantee Program

Loan and Guarantee Enterprise Fund
34197 ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS ADMINISTRAT 120 1 0 1 85,700 0 0 1 85,700
Total All Funds 2 0 2 113,791 0 0 2 113,791

Finance

SERVICE: 707 Risk Management for Employee Injuries

31941 INSURANCE AND RISK FINANCE MGR 120 1 0 1 84,600 0 0 1 84,600
31940 CLAIMS AND SYSTEMS MANAGER 120 1 0 1 64,800 0 0 1 64,800
33292 WORKER'S COMPENSATION 117 1 0 1 68,500 0 0 1 68,500
31951 INSURANCE RISK ANALYST 114 1 0 1 63,700 0 0 1 63,700
32922 LEGAL OFFICER II 113 1 0 1 62,300 0 0 1 62,300
33643 SAFETY ENFORCEMENT OFFICER III 090 1 0 1 57,919 0 0 1 57,919
61261 INJURY PREVENTION SPECIALIST 089 1 0 1 54,049 0 0 1 54,049
33642 SAFETY ENFORCEMENT OFFICER II 088 2 0 2 92,899 0 0 2 92,899
33641 SAFETY ENFORCEMENT OFFICER I 085 1 0 1 40,719 0 0 1 40,719
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 42,738 0 0 1 42,738
33111 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR I 075 1 0 1 28,461 0 0 1 28,461
Total All Funds 18 0 18 988,034 0 0 18 988,034

Finance

SERVICE: 708 Operating Budget Management

General Fund
31304 BUDGET/MANAGEMENT ANALYST IV 119 2 0 2 168,700 0 0 2 168,700
31342 FISCAL RESEARCH ANALYST II 118 1 0 1 76,000 0 0 1 76,000
31303 BUDGET/MANAGEMENT ANALYST III 117 7 0 7 468,900 0 0 7 468,900
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 38,582 0 0 1 38,582
33212 OFFICE ASSISTANT II 075 1 0 1 25,800 -1 -25,800 0 0
Total All Funds 14 1 15 1,112,682 -1 -25,800 14 1,086,882

Finance

SERVICE: 709 Management Research

General Fund
10140 PRINCIPAL PROGRAM ASSESSMENT A 122 1 0 1 91,200 0 0 1 91,200
31122 ADMIN POLICY ANALYST 118 1 0 1 58,800 0 0 1 58,800
Total All Funds 2 0 2 150,000 0 0 2 150,000

Fire
Fire

Fire

Service 600
Fire Suppression and Emergency Emergency Medical
Administration
Emergency Rescue Management Services

Service 612
Fire and Emergency Fire Code Facilities Maintenance
Fire Investigation
Community Outreach Enforcement and Replacement

Fire Communications Recruitment and
and Dispatch Training

Fire
Fire
Budget: $155,599,352
Positions: 1,625
Mission
The mission of the Fire Department is to protect lives, property and the environment within the corporate limits
of Baltimore City.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 142,132,236 139,131,885 162,117,714 139,800,287
Federal 1,111,462 2,304,455 2,646,290 2,646,290
State 2,306,986 1,124,023 1,133,086 1,152,775
Special 8,614,282 11,000,000 11,000,000 12,000,000
AGENCY TOTAL $154,164,966 $153,560,363 $176,897,090 $155,599,352
Overview
The City Charter establishes the Fire Department, and its roles and responsibilities are specified in the City
Code. Its primary and most visible functions are to prevent and suppress fires, and to provide emergency
medical services. In Fiscal 2009, the department dispatched 313,862 Fire and EMS units to handle 156,830
911 calls. The Department distributed 12,000 smoke detectors free of charge throughout Baltimore City.
Although response to emergencies is the focus of most of the Department’s resources, increased prevention
efforts including residential fire safety training, the Mobile Safety Center, the Juvenile Fire Setters Intervention
Program, early childhood education and the free smoke detector programs have been extremely effective in
controlling the incidence of fires and related injuries. In Fiscal 2011 smoke detectors containing 10 year
batteries will continue to be installed. In Fiscal 2009, there were 25 civilian fire deaths and an estimated $20
million in property loss from fire.
City Services
600. Administration General Fund - $12,143,017
Fire Department Other Funds – $1,000,000
The administration staff provides agency wide executive leadership and direct support functions including
formulation of the budget, fiscal operations, procurement, accounting, information technology, human
resources and general administrative services. Also included is funding for Worker’s Compensation Expenses.
The General Fund appropriation is $562,900 or 4.9% above Fiscal 2010.
602. Fire Suppression and Emergency Rescue General Fund - $99,589,708
This service protects 641,000 city residents by providing 24/7 land and marine fire suppression, emergency
rescue, and hazardous material removal. This service dispatches over 100,000 units to fire and medical
emergencies per year. This service also manages related apparatus and supplies in accordance with federal
standards. The Fiscal 2011 funding will require the closure of seven fire companies and 91 currently filled and
63 vacant positions will be abolished. Company closures will be implemented strategically to minimize public

Fire
safety impact, but average fire response times will increase. The budget proposal supports the first phase of
replacing the department’s self-contained breathing apparatus, including using State matching funds for this
purpose. The General Fund appropriation is $635,400 (0.6%) below Fiscal 2010.
608. Emergency Management Other Funds - $216,793
Fire Department
This service prepares the City for major emergencies such as hurricanes, power outages, hazardous materials
incidents, and acts of terrorism. This service manages interagency and public-private sector programs to
prevent, mitigate against, and plan for all hazards. It conducts training and performs preparedness exercises.
This service also includes 24/7 field response and Citywide coordination for incidents and events that are high
risk, prolonged, widespread, or complex.
609. Emergency Medical Services General Fund - $10,281,847
This services provides 24/7 assessment, treatment, and hospital transport of trauma and medical patients,
totaling nearly 87,000 transports per year. The proposed funding level continues 24 full-time medic units and
two peak-time units. It also funds two new Medic Assist Cars, reducing the need for fire suppression units to
respond to medical emergencies and increasing the reliability of fire suppression response. The General Fund
appropriation is $655,600 (6.8%) above Fiscal 2010. The Special Fund appropriation is increased $1.0 million
(9.1%) and reflects increased EMS transport collections.
610. Fire and Emergency Community Outreach General Fund -$356,413
Fire Department
This service provides outreach and education to the City’s residents, businesses and visitors on fire safety and
emergency medical service prevention. The proposed budget supports Operation CARE, a joint effort with the
Health Department to intervene with frequent 911 callers. The General Fund appropriation is $356,400 above
the Fiscal 2010 level, as this is a new initiative.
611. Fire Code Enforcement General Fund - $2,743,852
Fire Department Other Funds - $146,717
This service diminishes the likelihood of fires and ensures that buildings meet safety regulations. This service
includes building inspections, plans review, and fire safety equipment testing for 5,852 multi-family dwellings,
11,385 rental units, 83,706 single family dwelling units, and 13,500 commercial buildings. Two currently filled
positions will be abolished, resulting in the dissolution of the public education and special programs section.
The Fiscal 2011 budget increases funding for ten-year smoke alarms, an important fire safety initiative. The
General Fund appropriation is $228,800 (9.1%) above Fiscal 2010.
612. Fire Investigation General Fund - $977,384
Fire Department
This service investigates and tracks the cause of fires in order to focus fire prevention efforts, issues product
recalls, and prosecutes arson crimes. Fire Investigation plans to continue to complete fire investigation reports
within 14 days of the occurrence. The General Fund appropriation is $4,500 (0.4%) below Fiscal 2010.
613. Fire Facilities Maintenance and Replacement General Fund - $8,635,015
Fire Department
This service manages 49 facilities and a wide array of apparatus, including 18 ladder trucks, 36 pumpers, 24
medic units, and two boats. No new apparatus will be ordered in Fiscal 2011. The General Fund appropriation
is $104,100 (1.2%) below Fiscal 2010.

Fire
614. Fire Communications and Dispatch General Fund- $3,443,535

Fire Department Other Funds – $2,200
This service answers approximately 140,000 911 fire calls per year and dispatches appropriate emergency
services. The service includes 24/7 staffing of the communication center, rapid assessment for appropriate
emergency dispatch, and real time remediation guidance for callers. Two currently filled non-dispatch positions
will be abolished. The Fire Department plans to maintain the processing of 90% of dispatch calls within one
minute.
The General Fund appropriation is $43,200 (1.3%) above Fiscal 2010.

615. Fire Recruitment and Training General Fund - $1,629,516
Fire Department
This service hires, tests and trains fire academy recruits to maintain staffing levels and promote a workforce
whose diversity reflects Baltimore City. This service also provides continuing education, professional
development and skills enhancement for existing suppression and emergency service personnel to reduce the
number of line of duty injuries and illness to personnel and citizens, and to reduce the City’s financial and legal
liabilities. Two vacant and three currently filled instructor positions will be abolished. The Results Team
recommended that the Fire and Police Departments explore combining their recruitment and training functions
to reduce costs. The General Fund appropriation is $434,400 (21.0%) below Fiscal 2010.

Fire
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
600 Administration - Fire 11,580,139 NA 13,143,017
602 Fire Suppression and Emergency Rescue 102,571,715 NA 101,975,576
608 Emergency Management -22,930 NA 216,793
609 Emergency Medical Services 20,663,383 NA 22,329,334
610 Fire and Emergency Community Outreach 0 NA 356,413
611 Fire Code Enforcement 2,641,458 NA 2,890,569
612 Fire Investigation 981,868 NA 977,384
613 Fire Facilities Maintenance and Replacement 9,678,132 NA 8,635,015
614 Fire Communications and Dispatch 3,402,642 NA 3,445,735
615 Fire Recruitment and Training 2,063,956 NA 1,629,516
AGENCY TOTAL $153,560,363 NA $155,599,352

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
212 Fire Suppression 1 -1 0 0
600 Administration - Fire 33 -2 -1 30
602 Fire Suppression and Emergency Rescue 1,384 1 -154 1,231
608 Emergency Management 3 0 0 3
609 Emergency Medical Services 246 3 0 249
610 Fire and Emergency Community Outreach 1 0 0 1
611 Fire Code Enforcement 33 0 -2 31
612 Fire Investigation 11 0 0 11
613 Fire Facilities Maintenance and Replacement 10 0 0 10
614 Fire Communications and Dispatch 43 0 -2 41
615 Fire Recruitment and Training 25 -2 -5 18
AGENCY TOTAL 1,790 -1 -164 1,625
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 540,814 -8,608 -713,376 190,352
1 Salaries 109,445,156 108,080,153 116,854,450 107,893,634
4 Materials and Supplies 3,583,394 3,437,051 4,339,981 4,131,875
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 315,615 1,512,061 5,931,560 1,831,560
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 4,226,635 1,922,873 5,751,952 1,921,218
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 5,970,932 7,774,344 7,774,344 8,731,194
AGENCY TOTAL $154,164,966 $153,560,363 $176,897,090 $155,599,352

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 600 Administration - Fire

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 2,316,606 2,039,320 -277,286
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 6,414,344 8,371,194 1,956,850
TOTAL OBJECTS $11,580,139 $13,143,017 $1,562,878
1 Administration 2,229,562 2,914,802 685,240
2 Finance 851,909 703,674 -148,235
3 Human Resources 876,959 752,427 -124,532
4 Information Technology 1,207,365 1,400,920 193,555
56 Workers Compensation Expenses 6,414,344 7,371,194 956,850
General 11,580,139 12,143,017 562,878
Federal 0 1,000,000 1,000,000
TOTAL FUNDS $11,580,139 $13,143,017 $1,562,878

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 602 Fire Suppression and Emergency Rescue

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 82,334,058 81,246,413 -1,087,645
2 Other Personnel Costs 15,558,406 14,387,772 -1,170,634
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 0 1,861,218 1,861,218
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 1,000,000 0 -1,000,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $102,571,715 $101,975,576 $-596,139
1 Fire Safety Office 574,936 604,563 29,627
2 Land Suppression 99,304,480 97,818,586 -1,485,894
3 Marine Suppression 2,689,156 2,974,474 285,318
4 HAZMAT Operations 3,143 577,953 574,810
General 100,257,260 99,589,708 -667,552
Federal 2,304,455 1,435,574 -868,881
State 10,000 950,294 940,294
TOTAL FUNDS $102,571,715 $101,975,576 $-596,139

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 608 Emergency Management

0 Transfers -432,244 -206,259 225,985
1 Salaries 297,646 286,883 -10,763
TOTAL OBJECTS $-22,930 $216,793 $239,723
1 Administration -22,930 216,793 239,723
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $-22,930 $216,793 $239,723
General -32,130 0 32,130
Federal 0 210,716 210,716
State 9,200 6,077 -3,123
TOTAL FUNDS $-22,930 $216,793 $239,723

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 609 Emergency Medical Services

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 15,656,559 16,822,189 1,165,630
TOTAL OBJECTS $20,663,383 $22,329,334 $1,665,951
1 Administration 20,663,383 22,329,334 1,665,951
General 9,626,208 10,281,847 655,639
State 37,175 47,487 10,312
Special 11,000,000 12,000,000 1,000,000
TOTAL FUNDS $20,663,383 $22,329,334 $1,665,951

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 610 Fire and Emergency Community Outreach

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 0 162,853 162,853
3 Contractual Services 0 140,000 140,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $356,413 $356,413
1 Fire Suppression Community Outreach 0 0 0
2 EMS - Public Education 0 255,644 255,644
3 Fire Prevention - Public Education and Outreach 0 100,769 100,769
General 0 356,413 356,413
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $356,413 $356,413

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 611 Fire Code Enforcement

0 Transfers -126,398 -146,717 -20,319
1 Salaries 2,154,462 2,351,884 197,422
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,641,458 $2,890,569 $249,111
1 Fire Code Enforcement 2,641,458 2,890,569 249,111
General 2,515,060 2,743,852 228,792
State 126,398 146,717 20,319
TOTAL FUNDS $2,641,458 $2,890,569 $249,111

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 612 Fire Investigation

1 Salaries 820,785 812,200 -8,585
4 Materials and Supplies 0 1,500 1,500
TOTAL OBJECTS $981,868 $977,384 $-4,484
1 Administration 981,868 977,384 -4,484
General 981,868 977,384 -4,484
TOTAL FUNDS $981,868 $977,384 $-4,484

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 613 Fire Facilities Maintenance and Replacement

0 Transfers 186,868 143,845 -43,023
1 Salaries 627,214 682,195 54,981
4 Materials and Supplies 1,812,006 2,340,306 528,300
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 1,922,873 60,000 -1,862,873
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 360,000 360,000 0
TOTAL OBJECTS $9,678,132 $8,635,015 $-1,043,117
1 Apparatus Coordinator 7,331,634 5,539,611 -1,792,023
2 Facilities Maintenance and Replacement 767,357 995,738 228,381
3 Fire & EMS Supply 1,223,759 1,683,389 459,630
4 Respiratory Equipment Repair 355,382 416,277 60,895
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $9,678,132 $8,635,015 $-1,043,117
General 8,739,160 8,635,015 -104,145
State 938,972 0 -938,972
TOTAL FUNDS $9,678,132 $8,635,015 $-1,043,117

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 614 Fire Communications and Dispatch

0 Transfers 363,166 399,483 36,317
1 Salaries 2,384,137 2,369,471 -14,666
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,402,642 $3,445,735 $43,093
1 Fire Communications and Dispatch 3,402,642 3,445,735 43,093
General 3,400,364 3,443,535 43,171
State 2,278 2,200 -78
TOTAL FUNDS $3,402,642 $3,445,735 $43,093

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 615 Fire Recruitment and Training

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 1,488,686 1,120,226 -368,460
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,063,956 $1,629,516 $-434,440
1 EMS Training 1,301,345 735,431 -565,914
2 Fire Suppression Training 762,611 894,085 131,474
General 2,063,956 1,629,516 -434,440
TOTAL FUNDS $2,063,956 $1,629,516 $-434,440

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 212 Fire Suppression

General Fund
41210 FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDIC 312 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 161 Permanent Full-time 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total All Funds 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 600 Administration - Fire

General Fund
10212 FIRE COMMAND STAFF I 964 2 0 2 184,000 0 0 2 184,000
34427 CHIEF OF FISCAL SERVICES II 121 1 0 1 91,100 0 0 1 91,100
33163 SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER II 117 1 0 1 70,200 0 0 1 70,200
33152 SYSTEMS ANALYST II 117 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
10074 ASSISTANT COUNSEL 116 0 1 1 53,900 -1 -53,900 0 0
34425 FISCAL SUPERVISOR 113 1 0 1 60,800 0 0 1 60,800
33278 EMRGNCY MEDL SRVCS BILLING SUP 091 1 0 1 59,622 0 0 1 59,622
10207 SECRETARY TO THE FIRE CHIEF 091 1 0 1 60,476 0 0 1 60,476
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 0 1 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
33188 DOCUMENT IMAGING MANAGER 089 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
33676 PERSONNEL GENERALIST I 088 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
33242 MEDICAL CLAIMS PROCESSOR II 087 1 0 1 50,981 0 0 1 50,981
33683 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT II 085 1 0 1 40,172 0 0 1 40,172
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 39,758 0 0 1 39,758
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 31,119 0 0 1 31,119
33257 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR II 075 1 0 1 26,339 0 0 1 26,339

00143 EXECUTIVE LEVEL II 959 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
10213 FIRE COMMAND STAFF II 966 2 0 2 204,200 0 0 2 204,200
10197 FIRE PRESS OFFICER 961 1 0 1 92,000 0 0 1 92,000
41213 FIRE CAPTAIN 341 1 0 1 80,644 0 0 1 80,644
10206 STAFF AIDE TO THE FIRE CHIEF 341 1 1 2 160,185 0 0 2 160,185
41265 PORT ENGINEER 392 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
41229 FIRE OPERATIONS AIDE 336 0 1 1 63,557 0 0 1 63,557
10084 FIRE OPERATIONS AIDE 336 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
41210 FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDIC 312 1 0 1 57,469 0 0 1 57,469
41296 FIRE PUMP OPERATOR 335 1 0 1 63,855 0 0 1 63,855
Total 161 Permanent Full-time 11 -1 10 880,010 0 0 10 880,010
Total Permanent Full-time 33 -2 31 2,049,557 -1 -53,900 30 1,995,657
Total All Funds 33 -2 31 2,049,557 -1 -53,900 30 1,995,657

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 602 Fire Suppression and Emergency Rescue

General Fund
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 43,914 0 0 1 43,914

10212 FIRE COMMAND STAFF I 964 5 -5 0 0 0 0 0 0
41290 FIRE SAFETY AND HEALTH OFFICER 344 1 0 1 92,992 0 0 1 92,992
41214 BATTALION FIRE CHIEF 344 25 5 30 2,784,196 0 0 30 2,784,196
41279 FIRE CAPTAIN ALS 378 5 0 5 381,551 -1 -79,540 4 302,011
41213 FIRE CAPTAIN 341 58 0 58 4,550,414 -6 -473,899 52 4,076,515
41278 FIRE LIEUTENANT ALS 374 36 0 36 2,384,086 -11 -721,778 25 1,662,308
41212 FIRE LIEUTENANT 338 144 0 144 9,870,895 -10 -692,386 134 9,178,509
41263 MARINE PILOT 325 4 0 4 276,935 0 0 4 276,935
41261 MARINE ENGINEER FIRE DEPT 325 8 0 8 550,668 0 0 8 550,668
41274 FIRE EMERGENCY BOAT OPR, ALS 355 2 0 2 128,918 0 0 2 128,918
41273 FIRE PUMP OPERATOR, ALS 355 55 -2 53 2,972,804 -11 -544,971 42 2,427,833
41277 FIRE EMERG VEHICLE DRIVER,ALS 354 69 0 69 3,975,211 -15 -846,141 54 3,129,070
41229 FIRE OPERATIONS AIDE 336 0 5 5 205,235 0 0 5 205,235
10084 FIRE OPERATIONS AIDE 336 3 -3 0 0 0 0 0 0
41210 FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDIC 312 439 -84 355 19,200,919 -27 -1,343,028 328 17,857,891
41296 FIRE PUMP OPERATOR 335 104 0 104 6,344,722 -5 -259,753 99 6,084,969
41264 FIRE EMERGENCY BOAT OPERATOR 335 6 0 6 374,689 0 0 6 374,689
41297 FIRE EMERGENCY VEHICLE DRIVER 324 92 0 92 5,525,315 -5 -272,413 87 5,252,902
62790 FIREFIGHTER-PARAMEDIC APPRENTI 91F 50 -50 0 0 0 0 0 0
41209 EMT FIREFIGHTER 311 0 192 192 8,219,598 -46 -1,781,153 146 6,438,445
41211 FIREFIGHTER 334 272 -57 215 12,677,512 -17 -880,430 198 11,797,082
Total 161 Permanent Full-time 1,383 1 1,384 81,042,060 -154 -7,895,492 1,230 73,146,568
Total Permanent Full-time 1,384 1 1,385 81,085,974 -154 -7,895,492 1,231 73,190,482
Total All Funds 1,384 1 1,385 81,085,974 -154 -7,895,492 1,231 73,190,482

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 608 Emergency Management

General Fund
10212 FIRE COMMAND STAFF I 964 1 0 1 98,300 0 0 1 98,300
41272 FIRE CAPTAIN OEM 341 1 0 1 77,168 0 0 1 77,168
41271 FIRE LIEUTENANT OEM 338 1 0 1 70,415 0 0 1 70,415
Total All Funds 3 0 3 245,883 0 0 3 245,883

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 609 Emergency Medical Services

General Fund

10212 FIRE COMMAND STAFF I 964 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
41243 BATTALION FIRE CHIEF EMS EMT-P 383 3 1 4 380,162 0 0 4 380,162
41242 FIRE CAPTAIN EMS EMT-P 380 6 0 6 480,807 0 0 6 480,807
41241 FIRE LIEUTENANT EMS EMT-P 376 10 3 13 874,928 0 0 13 874,928
62712 PARAMEDIC EMT-P 368 166 0 166 9,479,226 0 0 166 9,479,226
41210 FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDIC 312 58 -1 57 3,083,094 0 0 57 3,083,094
41209 EMT FIREFIGHTER 311 0 1 1 48,079 0 0 1 48,079
Total Permanent Full-time 246 3 249 14,472,802 0 0 249 14,472,802
Total All Funds 246 3 249 14,472,802 0 0 249 14,472,802

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 610 Fire and Emergency Community Outreach

General Fund
10125 DIRECTOR OF YOUTH EDUCATION FI 341 1 0 1 80,644 0 0 1 80,644
Total All Funds 1 0 1 80,644 0 0 1 80,644

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 611 Fire Code Enforcement

General Fund
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 31,119 0 0 1 31,119

41213 FIRE CAPTAIN 341 2 0 2 161,288 0 0 2 161,288
10136 FIRE PUBLIC ASSEMBLY SPECIALIS 341 1 0 1 77,863 0 0 1 77,863
41221 FIRE LT INVSTGTN & PREVNTN SVC 338 8 0 8 557,507 0 0 8 557,507
41226 FIRE PREVENTION INSPECTOR II 325 1 0 1 39,710 0 0 1 39,710
41224 FIRE PREVENTION INSPECTOR I 337 16 0 16 1,039,997 -1 -67,770 15 972,227
41230 FIRE PREVENTION SPECIALIST 336 1 0 1 65,827 -1 -65,827 0 0
Total Permanent Full-time 33 0 33 2,135,286 -2 -133,597 31 2,001,689
Total All Funds 33 0 33 2,135,286 -2 -133,597 31 2,001,689

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 612 Fire Investigation

General Fund

41213 FIRE CAPTAIN 341 9 0 9 694,597 0 0 9 694,597
41212 FIRE LIEUTENANT 338 1 0 1 66,672 0 0 1 66,672
Total Permanent Full-time 11 0 11 790,595 0 0 11 790,595
Total All Funds 11 0 11 790,595 0 0 11 790,595

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 613 Fire Facilities Maintenance and Replacement

General Fund
72492 BUILDING PROJECT COORDINATOR 093 0 1 1 47,044 0 0 1 47,044
52415 LINE MAINT TECHNICIAN SUPV 110 1 0 1 54,000 0 0 1 54,000
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0

41284 FIRE RESPIRATORYAPPARATUS OFCR 338 1 0 1 50,283 0 0 1 50,283
41286 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SUPPLY 325 1 0 1 65,292 0 0 1 65,292
41294 FIRE SUPPLY COORDINATOR 337 1 0 1 67,770 0 0 1 67,770
41293 FIRE APPARATUS COORDINATOR 337 1 0 1 67,770 0 0 1 67,770
41211 FIREFIGHTER 334 3 0 3 186,836 0 0 3 186,836
Total Permanent Full-time 10 0 10 636,195 0 0 10 636,195
Total All Funds 10 0 10 636,195 0 0 10 636,195

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 614 Fire Communications and Dispatch

General Fund
52422 RADIO MAINT TECH II 088 2 0 2 103,606 -2 -103,606 0 0
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 2 0 2 103,606 -2 -103,606 0 0

41233 BATTALION FIRE CHIEF COMMUNICA 344 1 0 1 92,992 0 0 1 92,992
41232 FIRE CAPTAIN COMMUNICATIONS 341 4 0 4 308,671 0 0 4 308,671
41231 FIRE LIEUTENANT COMMUNICATIONS 338 3 0 3 204,004 0 0 3 204,004
41204 FIRE DISPATCH SUPERVISOR 338 1 0 1 68,513 0 0 1 68,513
41201 FIRE DISPATCHER 314 32 0 32 1,460,721 0 0 32 1,460,721
Total All Funds 43 0 43 2,238,507 -2 -103,606 41 2,134,901

Fire
AGENCY: 2500 Fire

SERVICE: 615 Fire Recruitment and Training

General Fund
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 32,241 0 0 1 32,241

41242 FIRE CAPTAIN EMS EMT-P 380 1 0 1 81,230 0 0 1 81,230
41213 FIRE CAPTAIN 341 2 0 2 161,288 -1 -80,644 1 80,644
41241 FIRE LIEUTENANT EMS EMT-P 376 2 0 2 139,574 0 0 2 139,574
41278 FIRE LIEUTENANT ALS 374 3 -2 1 65,681 -1 -65,681 0 0
62712 PARAMEDIC EMT-P 368 6 0 6 357,618 0 0 6 357,618
41210 FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDIC 312 6 0 6 321,751 -2 -114,885 4 206,866
41296 FIRE PUMP OPERATOR 335 2 0 2 122,415 -1 -63,328 1 59,087
41211 FIREFIGHTER 334 1 0 1 59,916 0 0 1 59,916
Total Permanent Full-time 25 -2 23 1,439,014 -5 -324,538 18 1,114,476
Total All Funds 25 -2 23 1,439,014 -5 -324,538 18 1,114,476

General Services


General
Services
Service 728
Service 727
Service 189 Service 726 Street Cut and Right-
Building Permits and
Fleet Management Administration of-Way Construction
Municipal Consents
Oversight

Service 731
Real Property Public and Private
Facilities Management
Database Management Energy Performance

General Services
General Services
Budget: $60,910,336
Positions: 428
Mission
The Department of General Services is responsible for the management of the city’s vehicular fleet, operation
and maintenance of City owned buildings, maintenance of all real property records, inspection and
management of City construction projects and the preparation of surveys. The Department is also responsible
for the management of the Energy Conservation Office, providing for the overall management of the City’s
energy policy.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 25,754,599 23,876,817 26,083,596 15,822,519
Motor Vehicle 2,761,191 2,483,000 1,788,543 2,141,083
AGENCY TOTAL $77,062,908 $76,145,122 $71,213,288 $60,910,336
Overview
The Department of General Services was approved by the citizens of Baltimore in the November 2008 General
Election and began operations as an independent agency on July 1, 2009. General Services oversees Fleet
Management, Facilities Management, Permits and Municipal Consents, Real Property Database Management,
Energy Conservation, and Engineering/Construction Management. Initiatives in Fiscal 2011 include the
creation of a centralized asset management database, establishment of a public buildings internal service fund,
reduction of fully depreciated vehicles in the City’s fleet, and maximizing opportunities from renewable
energy sources consistent with the City’s Sustainability Plan and State mandates to promote a clean
environment. The plan is to reduce the City’s energy use by 20% and to generate 20% of its energy needs from
renewable sources by Fiscal 2015.
City Services
189. Fleet Management Other Funds - $42,204,307
Department of General Services
This service is responsible for management and maintenance of more than 5,800 pieces of motorized
equipment comprising the City’s fleet and assigned among the various city agencies. Agencies are charged for
rental of vehicles. This service is funded at a reduced level from Fiscal 2010 due primarily to fuel expense
being funded in agency budgets to promote efficiency. In Fiscal 2011, this service will reduce the percentage of
fully depreciated vehicles in the fleet from 46.7% to 44.6%.
726. Administration – General Services General Fund - $82,404
Department of General Services Motor Vehicle Fund - $30,343
This service provides leadership and support to the various services in General Services in the areas of
Administrative Direction, Human Resources and Fiscal Management. Additional Administrative Support is
provided by the Department of Public Works in the areas of Legislative Affairs, Media and Communications,
Safety and Training and Contract Administration. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is

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$82,404, an increase of $32,976 or 66.7% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Motor Vehicle
Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $30,343. There was no Motor Vehicle Fund appropriation in Fiscal
2010.
727. Building Permits and Municipal Consents General Fund – $233,729
Department of General Services Motor Vehicle Fund - $1,434,318
This service regulates the appropriate use of the public right-of-way in accordance with federal, State and local
laws. This service ensures interagency coordination of activities in order to minimize disruption in
neighborhoods and businesses and to improve service delivery to citizens. In Fiscal 2011, this service
anticipates issuing 28,000 permits. This service reorganized its operation for Fiscal 2011 to streamline the
right-of-way operation, resulting in the transfer of seven positions to the Surface Water Management Division
in the Department of Public Works. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $182,708 (43.9%)
below Fiscal 2010. The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $563,467 (28.2%) below
Fiscal 2010. The recommendation includes the abolishment of two vacant positions from the Motor Vehicle
Fund.
728. Street Cut and Right-of-Way Construction Motor Vehicle Fund - $509,834
Oversight
This service inspects and monitors street cuts in the City’s right-of-way to insure that altered infrastructure is
restored in compliance with City standards and specifications. Using infrastructure coordination technology,
General Services coordinates project schedules with other agencies, utility companies and contractors to ensure
minimal street cuts. The agency is pursing a “Protected Streets” concept outlining fees and fines to limit
paving disruption. In Fiscal 2011, this service will reduce the number of failed street cuts under warranty from
10% to 8%. There was no Motor Vehicle Fund appropriation in Fiscal 2010.
729. Real Property Database Management General Fund - $663,608
This service manages and maintains the City’s Real Property Database, which is the basis for State assessment
updates, real estate transfer taxes, property subdivisions, and property tax billings. In Fiscal 2011, one vacant
Civil Engineer Drafting Technician II position and one vacant Office Assistant III position are abolished. This
service will contain the number of returned tax bills to 12% in Fiscal 2011, the same as the Fiscal 2010 level.
The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $663,608, an increase of $19,928 or 3.1% above the
Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
730. Public and Private Energy PerformanceOther Funds - $742,427
This service oversees implementation and management of technologies to minimize energy usage and cost to
the City while maximizing opportunities from renewal energy sources consistent with the City’s Sustainability
Plan and State mandates. In Fiscal 2011, this service will increase clean energy production for the City to 40
million kilowatt hours and reduce carbon emissions by 5,000 tons. The Internal Service Fund recommendation
for Fiscal 2011 is $742,427, a decrease of $405,720 or 35.3% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
731. Facilities Management General Fund - $14,842,778
Department of General Services Motor Vehicle Fund - $166,588
This service manages and maintains the City’s facility assets, comprising of approximately 3.5 million square
feet. This includes city office buildings, firehouses, courthouses, museums, recreation centers and pools, and a
number of the City’s charter school facilities. This service is funded below the Fiscal 2010 level, resulting in

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reduced custodial services, limiting general maintenance to health and safety repairs, and the abolishment of 11
vacant positions from the General Fund. In Fiscal 2011, this service will create a centralized asset management
database to aid in planning for capital improvements, consolidation and sale of the City’s facilities. The
database will also enable General Services to establish a public buildings internal service fund and charge all
agencies the full cost of their use of space, promoting efficiency. The Fiscal 2011 budget takes an initial step in
this direction by shifting utilities funding in the amount of $5.5 million from General Services to the
Department of Housing and Community Development, Police, Recreation and Parks, Transportation and
Health. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $7.9 million (34.81%) below Fiscal 2010. The
Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $80,331 (32.5%) below Fiscal 2010.
732. Special Events
This service manages and coordinates the various City resources involved in Special Event activity in the City.
These events include block parties, park pavilion uses, sports field uses, festivals, carnivals, footraces, and the
City’s celebrated Artscape arts festival. Coordination of services includes permit processing, traffic
management, waste/refuse removal, health and safety resources, etc. Funding for this service is provided for in
the respective agency budgets providing the resources. In Fiscal 2011, this service will work to further
automate activities processing and to further engage City agencies along with community representatives in
information sharing for event planning.

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Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
189 Fleet Management 48,637,158 NA 42,204,307
726 Administration - General Services 49,427 NA 112,747
727 Building Permits and Municipal Consents 2,414,223 NA 1,668,047
728 Street Cut and Right-of-Way Construction Oversight 0 NA 509,834
729 Real Property Database Management 881,975 NA 663,608
730 Public and Private Energy Performance 1,148,147 NA 742,427
731 Facilities Management 23,014,192 NA 15,009,366
AGENCY TOTAL $76,145,122 NA $60,910,336

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
189 Fleet Management 261 1 0 262
191 Permits 1 -1 0 0
198 Engineering/Construction Management 2 5 -7 0
726 Administration - General Services 8 1 1 10
727 Building Permits and Municipal Consents 37 0 -10 27
728 Street Cut and Right-of-Way Construction Oversight 9 0 0 9
729 Real Property Database Management 11 0 -1 10
730 Public and Private Energy Performance 7 2 5 14
731 Facilities Management 103 3 -10 96
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -7,476,842 -8,173,206 -5,331,506 -5,490,279
1 Salaries 21,801,381 21,448,608 20,376,694 19,686,064
8 Debt Service 0 700,000 700,000 700,000
AGENCY TOTAL $77,062,908 $76,145,122 $71,213,288 $60,910,336

General Services
AGENCY: 2600 General Services

SERVICE: 189 Fleet Management

0 Transfers -2,073,179 1,341,844 3,415,023
1 Salaries 12,839,824 11,780,916 -1,058,908
2 Other Personnel Costs 4,749,727 4,484,966 -264,761
4 Materials and Supplies 12,848,912 6,103,663 -6,745,249
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 6,615,000 6,671,085 56,085
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 2,672,485 1,683,410 -989,075
8 Debt Service 700,000 700,000 0
TOTAL OBJECTS $48,637,158 $42,204,307 $-6,432,851
1 Administration 5,970,448 6,077,087 106,639
2 Equipment Repair 24,018,572 24,417,369 398,797
3 Fleet Support Services 17,185,834 10,242,710 -6,943,124
26 Transfers -30,000 -20,000 10,000
52 Mobile Equipment Debt Service 700,000 700,000 0
68 Information Technology Expenses 528,092 533,456 5,364
Internal Service 48,637,158 42,204,307 -6,432,851
TOTAL FUNDS $48,637,158 $42,204,307 $-6,432,851

General Services

SERVICE: 726 Administration - General Services

0 Transfers 0 -808,972 -808,972
1 Salaries 39,394 659,429 620,035
TOTAL OBJECTS $49,427 $112,747 $63,320
1 Administrative Direction & Control 49,427 380,136 330,709
2 Fiscal Services 0 260,955 260,955
3 Human Resources 0 187,097 187,097
26 Transfers 0 -808,972 -808,972
56 Workers Compensation Expenses 0 93,531 93,531
General 49,427 82,404 32,977
Motor Vehicle 0 30,343 30,343
TOTAL FUNDS $49,427 $112,747 $63,320

General Services

SERVICE: 727 Building Permits and Municipal Consents

0 Transfers -232,813 -213,778 19,035
1 Salaries 1,896,057 1,365,095 -530,962
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,414,223 $1,668,047 $-746,176
1 Permits - Development Center 113,116 157,054 43,938
3 Permits & Services Inspection 2,533,920 1,724,771 -809,149
26 Transfers -232,813 -213,778 19,035
General 416,438 233,729 -182,709
Motor Vehicle 1,997,785 1,434,318 -563,467
TOTAL FUNDS $2,414,223 $1,668,047 $-746,176

General Services

SERVICE: 728 Street Cut and Right-of-Way Construction Oversight

0 Transfers -639,856 -267,297 372,559
1 Salaries 447,004 575,183 128,179
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $509,834 $509,834
4 Street Cut Section 639,856 777,131 137,275
26 Transfers -639,856 -267,297 372,559
Motor Vehicle 0 509,834 509,834
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $509,834 $509,834

General Services

SERVICE: 729 Real Property Database Management

0 Transfers 0 -43,892 -43,892
1 Salaries 619,203 437,888 -181,315
TOTAL OBJECTS $881,975 $663,608 $-218,367
1 Property Location 881,975 707,500 -174,475
26 Transfers 0 -43,892 -43,892
General 643,679 663,608 19,929
Motor Vehicle 238,296 0 -238,296
TOTAL FUNDS $881,975 $663,608 $-218,367

General Services

SERVICE: 730 Public and Private Energy Performance

0 Transfers -177,411 -340,716 -163,305
1 Salaries 809,916 738,544 -71,372
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,148,147 $742,427 $-405,720
0 Default Activity 0 0 0
1 Energy Office 1,325,558 1,083,143 -242,415
26 Transfers -177,411 -340,716 -163,305
Internal Service 1,148,147 742,427 -405,720
TOTAL FUNDS $1,148,147 $742,427 $-405,720

General Services

SERVICE: 731 Facilities Management

0 Transfers -5,049,947 -5,157,468 -107,521
1 Salaries 4,797,210 4,129,009 -668,201
3 Contractual Services 20,931,385 14,216,319 -6,715,066
TOTAL OBJECTS $23,014,192 $15,009,366 $-8,004,826
1 Building Maintenance 19,282,057 13,262,989 -6,019,068
2 Design and Construction 1,738,923 1,785,009 46,086
22 Contract Maintenance 874,656 740,410 -134,246
26 Transfers -5,049,947 -5,157,468 -107,521
70 ESCO Costs - Johnson Controls 2,847,319 2,865,257 17,938
71 ESCO Costs - Custom Energy 3,321,184 1,509,613 -1,811,571
72 ESCO Costs - PEPCO 0 3,556 3,556
General 22,767,273 14,842,778 -7,924,495
Motor Vehicle 246,919 166,588 -80,331
TOTAL FUNDS $23,014,192 $15,009,366 $-8,004,826

General Services

SERVICE: 189 Fleet Management

10172 DIVISION CHIEF II 952 1 0 1 90,900 0 0 1 90,900
52118 ASST CHIEF DIV FLEET MAINT 118 1 0 1 79,800 0 0 1 79,800
71264 FUEL SYSTEMS SPECIALIST 115 1 0 1 68,600 0 0 1 68,600
31102 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER II 115 1 0 1 51,000 0 0 1 51,000
34145 ACCOUNTANT SUPV 114 1 0 1 61,700 0 0 1 61,700
52142 MOTOR EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION 113 1 0 1 62,300 0 0 1 62,300
52116 AUTOMOTIVE MAINT SUPV II 113 4 0 4 249,200 0 0 4 249,200
52155 AUTOMOTIVE BODY SHOP 090 1 0 1 56,057 0 0 1 56,057
52115 AUTOMOTIVE MAINT SUPV I 090 18 0 18 1,017,614 0 0 18 1,017,614
33566 STORES SUPERVISOR II 110 1 0 1 51,400 0 0 1 51,400
32221 VEHICLE DAMAGE INVESTIGATOR 110 1 0 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
52162 FLEET QUALITY CONTROL ANALYST 089 2 0 2 97,130 0 0 2 97,130
52315 WELDER SUPV 088 1 0 1 51,803 0 0 1 51,803
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 1 0 1 38,175 0 0 1 38,175
52134 HYDRAULIC MECHANIC 437 2 -1 1 50,381 0 0 1 50,381
52114 AUTOMOTIVE LEAD MECH 437 17 2 19 902,592 0 0 19 902,592
33565 STORES SUPERVISOR I 086 2 0 2 84,128 0 0 2 84,128
52341 MACHINIST 434 1 0 1 34,504 0 0 1 34,504
52311 WELDER 434 6 0 6 230,359 0 0 6 230,359
52152 AUTOMOTIVE REFINISHER 434 3 0 3 112,167 0 0 3 112,167
52151 BODY AND FENDER REPAIRER 434 3 0 3 117,120 0 0 3 117,120
52110 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC 434 112 0 112 4,449,140 0 0 112 4,449,140
33115 DATA ENTRY SUPERVISOR I 084 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349
52195 TIRE MAINTENANCE WORKER II 430 1 0 1 36,905 0 0 1 36,905
52943 LABORER CREW LEADER II 429 1 0 1 35,623 0 0 1 35,623
33562 STOREKEEPER II 080 10 0 10 370,349 0 0 10 370,349
52194 TIRE MAINTENANCE WORKER I 426 9 0 9 269,559 0 0 9 269,559
52193 AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE 426 9 0 9 270,921 0 0 9 270,921
54437 DRIVER I 424 2 -1 1 29,638 0 0 1 29,638
33257 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR II 075 6 -1 5 149,795 0 0 5 149,795
54411 MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER I 487 5 1 6 173,924 0 0 6 173,924
52931 LABORER 482 13 0 13 373,490 0 0 13 373,490
Total All Funds 261 1 262 10,563,312 0 0 262 10,563,312

General Services

SERVICE: 198 Engineering/Construction Management

General Fund
31311 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST I 087 0 1 1 36,674 -1 -36,674 0 0

00143 EXECUTIVE LEVEL II 959 0 1 1 110,000 -1 -110,000 0 0
10172 DIVISION CHIEF II 952 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
31314 OPERATIONS RESEARCH ANALYST 116 0 1 1 53,900 -1 -53,900 0 0
72112 ENGINEER II 113 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
31312 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST II 110 0 2 2 80,000 -2 -80,000 0 0
54212 HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING TECHII 432 0 1 1 32,307 -1 -32,307 0 0
31313 OPERATIONS RESEARCH ASSISTANT 081 0 1 1 29,630 -1 -29,630 0 0
Total All Funds 2 5 7 342,511 -7 -342,511 0 0

General Services

SERVICE: 726 Administration - General Services

General Fund
00143 EXECUTIVE LEVEL II 959 0 0 0 0 1 110,000 1 110,000
31103 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER III 118 1 0 1 75,500 0 0 1 75,500
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 8 1 9 540,004 1 110,000 10 650,004
Total All Funds 8 1 9 540,004 1 110,000 10 650,004

General Services

SERVICE: 727 Building Permits and Municipal Consents

General Fund
42213 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR III 092 1 0 1 63,141 -1 -63,141 0 0
72512 CIVIL ENG DRAFTING TECH II 083 1 0 1 33,007 -1 -33,007 0 0

Motor Vehicle Fund
42222 CONSTRUCTION PROJECT SUPV II 118 1 0 1 83,800 0 0 1 83,800
72113 ENGINEER III 116 4 0 4 263,000 -3 -205,100 1 57,900
33715 REAL ESTATE AGENT SUPV 116 2 0 2 148,400 0 0 2 148,400
33725 LAND CONVEYANCE SUPERVISOR 114 1 0 1 62,100 0 0 1 62,100
42213 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR III 092 3 0 3 186,129 -1 -63,141 2 122,988
42255 ENVIRONMENTAL INSPECTION SUPV 090 1 0 1 56,408 -1 -56,408 0 0
72712 ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE II 089 1 0 1 39,745 -1 -39,745 0 0
42212 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR II 087 3 0 3 130,656 -1 -36,674 2 93,982
33293 PERMITS/RECORDS SUPERVISOR 087 1 0 1 49,651 0 0 1 49,651
42251 ENVIRONMENTAL INSPECTOR 085 1 0 1 40,386 0 0 1 40,386
42211 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR I 084 1 0 1 32,853 0 0 1 32,853
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 32,557 0 0 1 32,557
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 35,401 0 0 1 35,401
52931 LABORER 482 2 0 2 56,313 -1 -27,144 1 29,169
Total All Funds 37 0 37 1,877,873 -10 -524,360 27 1,353,513

General Services

SERVICE: 728 Street Cut and Right-of-Way Construction Oversight

Motor Vehicle Fund
42221 CONSTRUCTION PROJECT SUPV I 115 1 0 1 65,400 -1 -65,400 0 0
72112 ENGINEER II 113 0 0 0 0 1 46,700 1 46,700
42213 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR III 092 2 0 2 112,055 0 0 2 112,055
42212 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR II 087 4 0 4 186,530 0 0 4 186,530
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 9 0 9 423,979 0 -18,700 9 405,279
Total All Funds 9 0 9 423,979 0 -18,700 9 405,279

General Services

SERVICE: 729 Real Property Database Management

General Fund
72635 PROPERTY LOCATION SUPV 113 1 0 1 63,900 0 0 1 63,900
72625 PLATS AND RECORDS SUPERVISOR 089 1 0 1 48,716 0 0 1 48,716
33741 TITLE RECORDS ASSISTANT 086 1 0 1 48,886 0 0 1 48,886
72512 CIVIL ENG DRAFTING TECH II 083 2 0 2 70,488 0 1,326 2 71,814
52593 WHITEPRINT MACHINE OPR 079 1 0 1 37,553 0 0 1 37,553
33213 OFFICE ASSISTANT III 078 1 0 1 36,349 -1 -36,349 0 0
Total All Funds 11 0 11 443,755 -1 -35,023 10 408,732

General Services

SERVICE: 730 Public and Private Energy Performance

72113 ENGINEER III 116 1 0 1 53,900 0 0 1 53,900
31314 OPERATIONS RESEARCH ANALYST 116 0 0 0 0 1 53,900 1 53,900
72112 ENGINEER II 113 1 1 2 93,400 0 0 2 93,400
31312 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST II 110 0 0 0 0 1 40,000 1 40,000
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 1 0 1 39,053 0 0 1 39,053
31311 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST I 087 0 0 0 0 1 36,674 1 36,674
54213 HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING TECHII 435 1 0 1 35,881 0 0 1 35,881
54212 HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING TECHII 432 0 0 0 0 1 32,307 1 32,307
31313 OPERATIONS RESEARCH ASSISTANT 081 0 0 0 0 1 29,630 1 29,630
Total All Funds 7 2 9 481,237 5 192,511 14 673,748

General Services

SERVICE: 731 Facilities Management

General Fund
10173 DIVISION CHIEF III 955 1 0 1 101,000 0 0 1 101,000
75115 ARCHITECT SUPERVISOR - LICENSE 118 1 0 1 77,900 0 0 1 77,900
72113 ENGINEER III 116 2 0 2 150,200 0 0 2 150,200
42221 CONSTRUCTION PROJECT SUPV I 115 1 0 1 67,000 0 0 1 67,000
72492 BUILDING PROJECT COORDINATOR 093 9 0 9 571,582 -1 -65,966 8 505,616
42995 ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICIAN SUPV 113 1 0 1 60,800 0 0 1 60,800
75112 ARCHITECT II 112 1 0 1 54,000 0 0 1 54,000
42282 CONSTRUCTION MECHNCL INSPEC II 090 2 0 2 111,305 0 0 2 111,305
42272 CONSTRUCTION ELECTRCL INSPECII 090 3 0 3 167,839 0 0 3 167,839
42262 CONSTRUCTION BLDG INSPECTOR II 090 2 0 2 97,846 0 0 2 97,846
53223 ASST SUPT PUBLIC BUILDING OPER 110 1 0 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
52981 ASST SUPT PUBLIC BUILDING MAIN 110 1 0 1 40,900 0 0 1 40,900
42992 ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICIAN 089 2 0 2 92,312 0 0 2 92,312
53222 PUBLIC BUILDING MANAGER 087 2 0 2 96,531 0 0 2 96,531
52215 ELECTRICAL MECHANIC SUPV 087 1 0 1 46,769 0 0 1 46,769
53115 BUILDING REPAIRER SUPV 084 2 0 2 77,453 -1 -32,853 1 44,600
52285 PIPEFITTER SUPV 084 1 0 1 40,934 0 0 1 40,934
52275 PAINTER SUPERVISOR 084 1 0 1 40,582 0 0 1 40,582
53231 PUBLIC BUILDING MAINT COORDINA 432 8 0 8 298,690 0 0 8 298,690
52212 ELECTRICAL MECHANIC II 432 5 1 6 213,447 -2 -64,614 4 148,833
52273 PAINTER III 430 1 0 1 36,905 0 0 1 36,905
53111 BUILDING REPAIRER 429 20 0 20 666,508 -3 -88,986 17 577,522
52282 PIPEFITTER II 429 2 0 2 66,586 0 0 2 66,586
52272 PAINTER II 429 4 0 4 128,365 -2 -59,324 2 69,041
52281 PIPEFITTER I 426 0 2 2 56,114 -1 -28,057 1 28,057
52271 PAINTER I 426 3 0 3 92,190 0 0 3 92,190
33253 TYPIST III 078 2 0 2 63,759 0 0 2 63,759
52951 UTILITY AIDE 422 7 0 7 195,894 -1 -26,287 6 169,607
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 32,846 0 0 1 32,846
52931 LABORER 482 3 0 3 84,265 0 0 3 84,265
Total All Funds 103 3 106 4,473,420 -10 -326,087 96 4,147,333

Health
Health

Health
Program 307 Program 308

Substance Abuse and Maternal and Child
Clinical Services Healthy Homes
Mental Health Health
Program 310 Program 315 Program 316

Program 715
School Health Emergency Services - Youth Violence
Administration
Services Health Prevention
Program 720
Program 718
Program 716 Program 717 HIV Treatment
Chronic Disease
Animal Services Environmental Health Services for the
Prevention
Uninsured
Program 723
Program 722
Program 721 Advocacy and
Administration -
Senior Centers Supportive Care for
CARE
Seniors
Program 724
Assistive and Program 725
Directive Care for Senior Education
Seniors

Health
Health
Budget: $135,541,188
Positions: 1,065
Mission
The mission of the Health Department, as the local public health authority, is to serve as an architect and
catalyst for needed policy development and change in the health and human services systems of Baltimore
City, and to provide the advocacy and leadership necessary to ensure the protection and promotion of the health
of Baltimore's citizens.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 25,381,956 23,847,706 30,992,061 23,898,703
Motor Vehicle 0 0 0 226,080
Federal 73,800,025 66,441,337 71,745,021 74,451,311
State 21,321,022 19,351,305 20,347,175 24,229,258
Special 11,776,570 9,296,488 12,528,319 12,735,836
AGENCY TOTAL $132,279,573 $118,936,836 $135,612,576 $135,541,188
Overview
The Commissioner of Health is responsible for the executive direction and control of Baltimore City Health
Department (BCHD) and for the enforcement of various city ordinances dealing with public health. The
agency is comprised of several major divisions whose major program areas include environmental health;
communicable disease; maternal and infant care; child, adolescent and family health services; school health;
mental health with substance abuse and addictions services; general nursing; health services for the aging; and
healthy homes and homeless services. The Commission on Aging and Retirement Education has been merged
into the Health Department beginning Fiscal 2011.
City Services
303. Clinical Services General Fund - $3,924,956
Health Department Other Funds – $6,188,356
The Division of Clinical Services provides primary and secondary prevention and treatment of sexually
transmitted diseases (STD), HIV, tuberculosis, and oral health. It includes funding for two STD Clinics, two
HIV primary care clinics, the Eastern Chest Clinic, two dental clinics, the Baltimore Disease Control
Laboratory, and the Men’s Health Clinic. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund recommendation is approximately
$3.9 million, an increase of $36,058 or 0.9% above the Fiscal 2010 budget. Funding for the Johns Hopkins-
run STD clinics has been reduced by $209,000, which will mean 3,600 fewer patient visits. The department
also plans to eliminate its subsidy of the Men’s Health Center, which is operated by a third-party and receives
reimbursement from federal health programs.

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305. Healthy Homes General Fund - $843,315

This service carries out activities to reduce asthma morbidity and mortality, childhood lead poisoning, and
home injuries. General funds are used to provide lead poisoning inspections and enforcement and as match and
leverage required for millions of dollars in competitive federal grants. No major impacts are anticipated by the
Fiscal 2011 allocation. Key performance measure projections include assessing 1,085 homes for health and
safety risks, including lead poisoning and asthma, and making 115 homes lead-safe through enforcement.
307. Substance Abuse and Mental Health General Fund - $1,433,288
Baltimore Substance Abuse Systems, Inc. funds and oversees a continuum of substance abuse services
including school and community-based prevention and treatment for adolescents; assessment and referral at
courts, Department of Social Services, hospitals, and other locations; medication-assisted treatment
(methadone and buprenorphine); short-term and long-term residential treatment; and recovery support centers
during evening and weekend hours. Baltimore Mental Health Services, Inc., is required by law to receive
$549,000 from the City local funds for day rehabilitation services. The General Fund recommendation is
$177,000 (11%) below Fiscal 2010. Impacts of the budget reduction will include loss of case management
services for more than 5,000 individuals to obtain addiction treatment and health insurance, and home-based
addiction counseling to 85 fewer homeless adults.
308. Maternal and Child Health General Fund - $1,182,131
Health Department Other Funds –$18,267,867
This service operates programs to promote positive birth outcomes, including a nurse home-visiting program,
nutrition support, family planning services, and infant and child fatality review; other programs improve the
health of children, enhance readiness for kindergarten, and promote positive youth development through
immunization, Reach Out and Read, Baltimore Infants and Toddlers Program, and year-round after-school
programs. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund recommendation is approximately $1.2 million, an increase of
$66,000 or 5.9% above the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation maintains current services,
including reproductive health services for 8,700 clients and community outreach services for 2,640 clients. The
recommendation also includes a new $1.2 million federal Birth Outcomes grant.
310. School Health General Fund - $4,060,039
The Division of School Health provides delivery and coordination of health services to students in health suites
and school-based health centers in Baltimore City Public Schools. The service is funded at the Fiscal 2010
level; however, the costs of the service have risen due to the provision of benefits to school health aides. The
school health model provides basic coverage that principals can supplement from their school budgets. If
principals continue their current level of support, the recommended funding level would require a reduction
from 13 full-time school-based health centers to five full-time centers and two part-time centers and the
conversion of six centers to health suites.
315. Emergency Services General Fund - $440,056
This service addresses disease outbreaks and urgent public health needs and responds to the current H1N1 flu
pandemic, which has the potential to persist in coming years. Everyday service includes response to outbreak
of infectious illness; transport of chronically ill; and planning, training, and preparation for large-scale public
health emergencies. The Fiscal 2011 funding allocation will curtail training, office supplies expenditures, and
personal-vehicle travel reimbursement. For outbreak-related investigations requiring travel, the Office of

Health
Acute Communicable Disease will seek the assistance of other Health Department programs that have city
vehicles. Performance indicators projected in Fiscal 2011 will include 100% of disease outbreaks responded to
within 24 hours; 3,000 investigated cases of reportable infectious diseases; and facilitating 236,000 transports
of chronically ill persons.
316. Youth Violence Prevention General Fund - $487,685
Health Department Other Funds - $2,491,641
This service supports and supplements traditional public safety strategies using a combination of public health
and human service models to reduce violence. Operation Safe Kids and Safe Streets are the primary programs
operated by this service. The Fiscal 2011 proposal provides $487,685 from the General Fund to offset the loss
of funding from other sources. The two programs combined will serve 515 youths in Fiscal 2011, up from 480
in Fiscal 2010. The service aims to reduce shootings and homicides in targeted areas.
715. Administration – Health General Fund - $3,798,504
Health Department Other Funds – $204,988
Administration provides departmental leadership, facilitates and guides BCHD’s delivery of services, and
ensures agency compliance with City, state, and federal laws, procedures, and standards. Administration is
composed of Executive Leadership, External Affairs, Fiscal Services, Human Resources, Facilities &
Maintenance, Grants & Policy Development, and Epidemiology & Planning. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund
recommendation is approximately $3.8 million, a reduction of $149,000 or 3.8% below the Fiscal 2010 budget.
The Fiscal 2011 allocation will result in the elimination of funding to MOIT for desktop support, the laying-off
of two office support staff in Fiscal, and the elimination of an Executive Level 1 position in Fiscal. These
reductions will slow the processing of contracts for Board of Estimates approval, impede the collection and
submission to the City of Health Department-related fees, and reduce fiscal oversight of five
quasigovernmental organizations that work exclusively on behalf of BCHD. Performance measures for Fiscal
2011 will include 155 grants processed, 160 employees processed for hire, and 95% of all contracts processed
on time.
716. Animal Services General Fund - $2,655,989
Health Department
The Bureau of Animal Control enforces all codes, rules and regulations to improve the health and safety of
residents and animal population, protecting residents from zoonotic diseases and animal attacks, and the animal
population from neglect, abuse, and cruel treatment. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is approximately $2.7
million, a decrease of $205,000 or 7.2% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 proposal includes the
abolishment of two positions in Animal Control. Animal pickup capacity is expected to be reduced by 4,100
animals (33%). The Fiscal 2011 proposal will also mean reduced animal shelter services, causing a significant
increase in the euthanasia rate.
717. Environmental Health General Fund - $3,089,376
The Division of Environmental Health protects public health by conducting inspections of food service
facilities and other facilities requiring sanitation to ensure compliance with State and local health codes. The
Child and Adult Care Food Program promotes adequate nutrition to infants and children through age twelve
enrolled in licensed Family Child Care Homes. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund recommendation is
approximately $3.1 million, a reduction of $832,000 or 21.2% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011
funding reduction will create challenges in meeting State food facility inspection mandates and will moderately
reduce the percentage of food control complaints closed on time (95% to 90%). The rat control program,
previously part of this service, is transferred to the Department of Public Works.

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718. Chronic Disease Prevention General Fund - $640,078

This service reduces the incidence of chronic illnesses. A multi-pronged approach confronts disease risk,
detection, and treatment. Activities include the Cardiovascular Disease Initiative, Bureau of Community Risk
Reduction Services, Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program, and the Cancer Program. The City is unable
to replace lost State tobacco restitution funds. The major impacts of the Fiscal 2011 allocation will be the
suspension of the Staying Alive drug overdose intervention program and a 40% reduction of the Needle
Exchange Program. These reductions could hamper the City’s progress in reducing drug-induced deaths and
result in increased HIV and Hepatitis C disease transmission via intravenous drug use. Projected performance
indicators include 10,000 clients served by Needle Exchange (down from 18,000 in Fiscal 2010), and 75
clients referred to substance abuse treatment (down from 200 in Fiscal 2010).
720. HIV Treatment Services for the Uninsured General Fund - $498,620
This service is composed of two programs: the Ryan White Program administered in the Division of Chronic
Disease Prevention and the Early Intervention Initiative Program administered in the Division of Clinical
Services. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund allocation of $498,620 will be used as required federal matching
funds for the Ryan White Act grant that provides the vast majority of funding ($22 million) for these activities.
Principal performance measures projected for Fiscal 2011 include 10,200 HIV/AIDS-infected persons
receiving medical care and 85 HIV/AIDS-infected persons receiving directly-observed therapy services.
721. Senior Centers General Fund - $499,480
This service provides adults aged 55 and older and adults with disabilities the opportunity to remain healthy
and active within their communities. This service operates six public facilities which include the new Zeta
Center, Waxter Center, Oliver, Sandtown, Hatton, and John Booth Centers. Service delivery includes access to
recreational and social activities, the cultivation of hobbies and interests, and educational opportunities.
Healthy living is promoted through physical exercise, nutrition, health education and outreach activities.
Senior Centers also provide immediate access to information and assistance. Two vacant positions and one
currently filled position will be abolished. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund appropriation is $4,277 (0.8%) below
the Fiscal 2010 budget.
722. Administration-CARE General Fund - $345,186
Health Department Other Funds - $208,795
The Commission on Aging and Retirement Education is the designated Area Agency on Aging for Baltimore
City. It is responsible for planning and coordinating a comprehensive service system for older adults. This
service addresses the administration of Federal and State grants for older adults and adults with disabilities.
Administrative support functions also serve as a mechanism to link and coordinate services to isolated and
vulnerable adults. Three positions will be abolished.
723. Advocacy and Supportive Care for Seniors Other Funds - $2,252,045
Health Department
This service addresses the issues of older adults and adults with disabilities. Areas of intervention include
benefits, entitlements, employment information, affordable and accessible health care, safe and stable housing
and vibrant neighborhoods. Advocacy and supportive services serve as a link to coordinate services. This
service operates 13 programs that provide direct advocacy, supportive services and crisis resolution. The
department plans to maintain the current level of services. One currently filled position will be abolished due
to budget reductions.

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724. Assistive and Directive Care for Seniors Motor Vehicle Fund - $226,080
This service provides older adults and persons with disabilities and caregivers with direct care and assistive
services, helping them to remain in their own homes and community settings. Caregivers are provided with
supportive services. Direct services include health, nutrition, assistance with the activities of daily living,
mobility including transportation, legal services, and housing and home modification. The Fiscal 2011 Motor
Vehicle Fund appropriation is $226,080, a reduction of $88,000 or 28% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. An 8%
reduction in the number of persons receiving nutritional and homebound meals is expected in Fiscal 2011.
725. Senior Education Other Funds -$1,026,853
Health Department
This service provides older and disabled adults and their caregivers with educational and training opportunities
offered at our senior centers, faith based organizations, long term care facilities, community events and forums
and trainings. Training is offered on health related topics, benefit and service eligibility, GED classes, job
training, computer classes, second languages, caregiver training, advocacy and ombudsman initiatives and
intergenerational programming.

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Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
303 Clinical Services 8,567,102 NA 10,113,312
305 Healthy Homes 4,267,844 NA 4,569,399
307 Substance Abuse and Mental Health 5,852,528 NA 5,805,517
308 Maternal and Child Health 17,921,315 NA 19,449,998
310 School Health Services 12,804,570 NA 15,315,897
315 Emergency Services - Health 12,087,322 NA 12,205,538
316 Youth Violence Prevention 2,992,682 NA 2,979,326
715 Administration - Health 3,948,705 NA 4,003,492
716 Animal Services 2,860,773 NA 2,655,989
717 Environmental Health 10,938,710 NA 9,982,239
718 Chronic Disease Prevention 9,259,018 NA 9,279,388
720 HIV Treatment Services for the Uninsured 27,436,267 NA 27,604,643
721 Senior Centers 0 NA 4,376,100
722 Administration - CARE 0 NA 553,981
723 Advocacy and Supportive Care for Seniors 0 NA 2,252,045
724 Assistive and Directive Care for Seniors 0 NA 3,367,471
725 Senior Education 0 NA 1,026,853
AGENCY TOTAL $118,936,836 NA $135,541,188

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
300 Administrative Direction and Control 2 -2 0 0
303 Clinical Services 86 5 0 91
304 Chronic Disease Prevention 0 1 -1 0
305 Healthy Homes 69 11 -8 72
307 Substance Abuse and Mental Health 3 0 -2 1
308 Maternal and Child Health 149 1 0 150
310 School Health Services 243 128 -1 370
311 Health Services for the Aging 1 -1 0 0
315 Emergency Services - Health 33 1 -1 33
316 Youth Violence Prevention 42 1 1 44
317 Grant Support Services 15 0 0 15
715 Administration - Health 35 2 -1 36
716 Animal Services 25 0 -3 22
717 Environmental Health 69 0 -16 53
718 Chronic Disease Prevention 70 8 -2 76
720 HIV Treatment Services for the Uninsured 25 0 0 25
721 Senior Centers 0 0 24 24
722 Administration - CARE 0 0 2 2
723 Advocacy and Supportive Care for Seniors 0 0 31 31
724 Assistive and Directive Care for Seniors 0 0 12 12
725 Senior Education 0 0 8 8
AGENCY TOTAL 867 155 43 1,065

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Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -1,155,222 -3,036,755 -1,501,235 -1,828,773
1 Salaries 33,094,786 36,127,420 42,545,848 40,856,912
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 504,725 412,707 223,848 1,390,454
AGENCY TOTAL $132,279,573 $118,936,836 $135,612,576 $135,541,188

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AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 303 Clinical Services

0 Transfers -115,748 -190,812 -75,064
1 Salaries 2,125,219 3,915,675 1,790,456
2 Other Personnel Costs 834,322 1,406,345 572,023
TOTAL OBJECTS $8,567,102 $10,113,312 $1,546,210
1 Clinical Services Administration 519,407 651,650 132,243
2 BDC Laboratory 225,501 145,571 -79,930
3 Tuberculosis Control 1,328,813 1,224,052 -104,761
4 Sexually Transmitted Disease Control 1,575,222 3,941,636 2,366,414
6 HIV 3,639,516 3,016,104 -623,412
10 HIV Prevention 412,931 410,000 -2,931
12 Dental Services 660,461 724,299 63,838
25 Men's Health Center 205,251 0 -205,251
General 3,888,898 3,924,956 36,058
Federal 4,312,668 5,838,721 1,526,053
State 209,030 193,129 -15,901
Special 156,506 156,506 0
TOTAL FUNDS $8,567,102 $10,113,312 $1,546,210

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AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 305 Healthy Homes

0 Transfers 0 -500,946 -500,946
1 Salaries 2,682,224 2,909,973 227,749
3 Contractual Services 316,301 1,007,521 691,220
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,267,844 $4,569,399 $301,555
1 Lead Abatement Project 189,608 319,363 129,755
3 Lead Abatement 1,062,613 0 -1,062,613
4 Baltimore's Best Babies 2,676,093 523,952 -2,152,141
5 Pediatric Aids Health Care 0 1,299,031 1,299,031
6 Infant and Toddlers 309,530 2,127,596 1,818,066
19 Grants, Research, Surveillance, and Evaluation 0 0 0
20 Lead Poisoning Prevention 30,000 299,457 269,457
21 Tobacco Use Prevention and Cessation 0 0 0
General 1,006,255 843,315 -162,940
Federal 2,922,059 3,224,385 302,326
State 309,530 471,699 162,169
Special 30,000 30,000 0
TOTAL FUNDS $4,267,844 $4,569,399 $301,555

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AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 307 Substance Abuse and Mental Health

0 Transfers 77,418 79,064 1,646
1 Salaries 158,026 0 -158,026
2 Other Personnel Costs 39,374 0 -39,374
TOTAL OBJECTS $5,852,528 $5,805,517 $-47,011
9 Mentally Retarded Citizens 549,359 549,359 0
12 Mental Health and Addictions Administration 51,503 0 -51,503
15 Substance Abuse Subgrantees 1,651,077 1,473,929 -177,148
24 Temporary Cash Assistance Clients 3,600,589 3,782,229 181,640
General 1,610,436 1,433,288 -177,148
Federal 51,503 0 -51,503
State 4,190,589 4,372,229 181,640
TOTAL FUNDS $5,852,528 $5,805,517 $-47,011

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 308 Maternal and Child Health

0 Transfers 215,378 142,057 -73,321
1 Salaries 6,603,133 6,337,669 -265,464
3 Contractual Services 8,369,947 10,275,162 1,905,215
TOTAL OBJECTS $17,921,315 $19,449,998 $1,528,683
1 Family Planning 3,024,936 3,114,957 90,021
2 Comprehensive Health Services 177,156 168,348 -8,808
3 WIC Supplemental Food 2,221,885 2,494,540 272,655
6 Children and Youth 2,094,377 3,187,675 1,093,298
8 Maternal and Infant Nursing 583,639 544,499 -39,140
11 Infants and Toddlers 2,574,905 2,365,845 -209,060
15 Healthy Start/State 0 0 0
17 Healthy Teens and Young Adults 405,484 254,676 -150,808
21 Immunization 761,801 763,929 2,128
22 Maryland Children's Health Program 5,632,095 5,643,219 11,124
23 Operation Safe Kids 0 0 0
26 Reach Out and Read 35,000 15,000 -20,000
27 Medical Home 28,621 28,621 0
28 Babies Born Healthy Initiative 333,265 868,689 535,424
56 Workers' Compensation Expenses 48,151 0 -48,151
General 1,115,530 1,182,131 66,601
Federal 16,295,961 16,092,678 -203,283
State 333,265 868,689 535,424
Special 176,559 1,306,500 1,129,941
TOTAL FUNDS $17,921,315 $19,449,998 $1,528,683

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 310 School Health Services

0 Transfers -490,572 -408,508 82,064
1 Salaries 7,696,050 10,297,119 2,601,069
TOTAL OBJECTS $12,804,570 $15,315,897 $2,511,327
1 School Health 12,163,986 14,945,691 2,781,705
2 School Based Health Centers 0 0 0
15 Specialized Support Services 531,601 370,206 -161,395
General 4,097,531 4,060,039 -37,492
Federal 606,915 668,661 61,746
State 533,401 897,800 364,399
Special 7,566,723 9,689,397 2,122,674
TOTAL FUNDS $12,804,570 $15,315,897 $2,511,327

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 315 Emergency Services - Health

0 Transfers -240,987 26,628 267,615
1 Salaries 2,444,980 1,468,034 -976,946
TOTAL OBJECTS $12,087,322 $12,205,538 $118,216
1 Public Health Preparedness and Response 622,058 2,636,769 2,014,711
2 Field Health Services 11,465,264 9,568,769 -1,896,495
General 299,350 440,056 140,706
Federal 2,360,418 2,343,384 -17,034
State 9,427,554 9,422,098 -5,456
TOTAL FUNDS $12,087,322 $12,205,538 $118,216

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 316 Youth Violence Prevention

1 Salaries 1,410,434 1,247,360 -163,074
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,992,682 $2,979,326 $-13,356
23 Operation Safe Kids 1,992,682 1,763,319 -229,363
24 Safe Streets 1,000,000 1,216,007 216,007
General 0 487,685 487,685
State 1,700,982 1,491,641 -209,341
Special 1,291,700 1,000,000 -291,700
TOTAL FUNDS $2,992,682 $2,979,326 $-13,356

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 715 Administration - Health

0 Transfers -394,419 -191,987 202,432
1 Salaries 1,978,404 1,813,219 -165,185
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 187,111 357,740 170,629
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,948,705 $4,003,492 $54,787
1 Administrative Services 868,393 919,977 51,584
2 Facilities 969,541 950,218 -19,323
3 Fiscal Services 718,344 740,834 22,490
4 Information Technology 311,044 310,826 -218
7 Public Information/Legislative Affairs 249,495 200,692 -48,803
9 Human Resources 460,160 431,330 -28,830
13 Epidemiology 184,617 91,875 -92,742
General 3,947,573 3,798,504 -149,069
Federal 1,132 100,992 99,860
State 0 24,453 24,453
Special 0 79,543 79,543
TOTAL FUNDS $3,948,705 $4,003,492 $54,787

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 716 Animal Services

1 Salaries 985,754 890,115 -95,639
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,860,773 $2,655,989 $-204,784
1 Animal Services 2,860,773 2,655,989 -204,784
General 2,860,773 2,655,989 -204,784
TOTAL FUNDS $2,860,773 $2,655,989 $-204,784

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 717 Environmental Health

0 Transfers 68,370 0 -68,370
1 Salaries 3,017,402 2,457,903 -559,499
TOTAL OBJECTS $10,938,710 $9,982,239 $-956,471
1 Administration 534,295 460,974 -73,321
2 Child and Adult Care Food Program 6,000,000 6,000,000 0
3 Food Control 1,561,516 2,046,941 485,425
4 Vector Control 769,630 0 -769,630
5 Ecology/Institutional Safety 649,438 521,232 -128,206
6 Design Review 329,564 207,892 -121,672
7 Child and Adult Care Food - Admin. 1,086,084 745,200 -340,884
56 Worker's Compensation Expenses 8,183 0 -8,183
General 3,921,513 3,089,376 -832,137
Federal 6,812,909 6,745,200 -67,709
State 154,288 147,663 -6,625
Special 50,000 0 -50,000
TOTAL FUNDS $10,938,710 $9,982,239 $-956,471

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 718 Chronic Disease Prevention

0 Transfers 183,097 5,000 -178,097
1 Salaries 4,100,796 3,788,280 -312,516
TOTAL OBJECTS $9,259,018 $9,279,388 $20,370
1 Administration 79,896 629,382 549,486
2 Geriatric Evaluation 1,305,053 1,292,143 -12,910
3 Personal Care 3,126,620 3,426,463 299,843
4 RSVP 220,928 115,184 -105,744
5 Senior Aid Program 648,277 676,375 28,098
7 Senior Companions 303,489 302,751 -738
8 Needle Exchange 498,806 660,824 162,018
9 Special Support Services 0 0 0
11 Staying Alive 0 0 0
12 Prevention 1,037,042 1,168,096 131,054
13 Communicable Disease 759,265 143,620 -615,645
14 Health Disparities Initiative 109,278 602,901 493,623
21 Tobacco Cessation 1,162,794 261,649 -901,145
General 599,847 640,078 40,231
Federal 6,166,505 6,922,531 756,026
State 2,492,666 1,629,354 -863,312
Special 0 87,425 87,425
TOTAL FUNDS $9,259,018 $9,279,388 $20,370

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 720 HIV Treatment Services for the Uninsured

0 Transfers 27,265 0 -27,265
1 Salaries 1,175,379 1,469,956 294,577
TOTAL OBJECTS $27,436,267 $27,604,643 $168,376
5 Case Management HIV Treatment 500,000 293,390 -206,610
9 Primary Care HIV Treatment 0 205,230 205,230
13 Communicable Disease 26,936,023 27,106,023 170,000
56 Worker's Compensation Expenses 244 0 -244
General 500,000 498,620 -1,380
Federal 26,911,267 27,106,023 194,756
Special 25,000 0 -25,000
TOTAL FUNDS $27,436,267 $27,604,643 $168,376

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 721 Senior Centers

1 Salaries 0 960,377 960,377
4 Materials and Supplies 0 2,106,893 2,106,893
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $4,376,100 $4,376,100
1 Senior Centers 0 3,876,620 3,876,620
2 John Booth Center 0 58,408 58,408
3 Operating 0 285,708 285,708
4 Zeta Center 0 155,364 155,364
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $0 $4,376,100 $4,376,100
General 0 499,480 499,480
Federal 0 3,007,330 3,007,330
State 0 729,358 729,358
Special 0 139,932 139,932
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $4,376,100 $4,376,100

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 722 Administration - CARE

1 Salaries 0 165,703 165,703
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $553,981 $553,981
1 Executive Direction 0 240,215 240,215
2 Operations Planning/Technical 0 137,766 137,766
3 Community Services 0 115,476 115,476
General 0 345,186 345,186
Federal 0 159,842 159,842
State 0 48,953 48,953
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $553,981 $553,981

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 723 Advocacy and Supportive Care for Seniors

0 Transfers 0 100,053 100,053
1 Salaries 0 1,442,196 1,442,196
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $2,252,045 $2,252,045
1 Advocacy and Supportive Care 0 2,252,045 2,252,045
Federal 0 181,430 181,430
State 0 2,055,965 2,055,965
Special 0 14,650 14,650
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $2,252,045 $2,252,045

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 724 Assistive and Directive Care for Seniors

1 Salaries 0 563,734 563,734
3 Contractual Services 0 1,215,358 1,215,358
4 Materials and Supplies 0 1,109,408 1,109,408
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $3,367,471 $3,367,471
1 Assistive and Directive Care 0 3,367,471 3,367,471
Motor Vehicle 0 226,080 226,080
Federal 0 1,315,901 1,315,901
State 0 1,593,607 1,593,607
Special 0 231,883 231,883
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $3,367,471 $3,367,471

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 725 Senior Education

1 Salaries 0 490,541 490,541
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $1,026,853 $1,026,853
1 Senior Education 0 1,026,853 1,026,853
Federal 0 744,233 744,233
State 0 282,620 282,620
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $1,026,853 $1,026,853

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 300 Administrative Direction and Control

General Fund
10182 DIRECTOR OF HOMELESS SERVICES 650 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
33258 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR III 078 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health


General Fund
62312 DIRECTOR ORAL HEALTH SERVICES 653 1 0 1 93,000 0 0 1 93,000
62311 PUBLIC HEALTH DENTIST 120 1 0 1 86,700 0 0 1 86,700
63225 MEDICAL LABORATORY TECH SUPV 115 1 0 1 70,400 0 0 1 70,400
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 52,700 0 0 1 52,700
71512 LABORATORY ASST II 428 2 0 2 61,098 0 0 2 61,098
63393 PHLEBOTOMIST 428 2 0 2 63,901 0 0 2 63,901
62492 HEALTH CLINIC AIDE 425 2 0 2 57,018 0 0 2 57,018
62425 DENTAL ASST (BOARD QUALIFIED) 078 4 0 4 127,168 0 0 4 127,168
53121 CUSTODIAL WORKER I 420 1 0 1 27,396 0 0 1 27,396

Federal Fund
62294 NURSE PRACTITIONER 546 2 0 2 138,387 0 0 2 138,387
62216 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE SUPV II 119 1 0 1 69,300 0 0 1 69,300
62212 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE II 542 3 0 3 167,031 0 0 3 167,031
61113 HEALTH PROGRAM ADMIN III 116 1 0 1 53,900 0 0 1 53,900
10217 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST III 941 3 0 3 153,300 0 0 3 153,300
61291 EPIDEMIOLOGIST 113 1 0 1 46,700 0 0 1 46,700
33174 EDP COMMUNICATIONS COOR II 092 1 0 1 54,906 0 0 1 54,906
61255 COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATOR 112 0 1 1 44,300 0 0 1 44,300
61111 HEALTH PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR I 111 3 0 3 172,900 0 0 3 172,900
31420 LIAISON OFFICER 090 1 0 1 53,386 0 0 1 53,386
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
31502 PROGRAM COMPLIANCE OFFICER II 110 0 1 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
63221 MEDICAL LABORATORY 089 1 0 1 39,745 0 0 1 39,745
31501 PROGRAM COMPLIANCE OFFICER I 087 1 0 1 36,674 0 0 1 36,674
42561 PUBLIC HEALTH REPRESENTATIVE 086 12 1 13 528,003 0 0 13 528,003
61252 COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATOR II 085 4 0 4 156,744 0 0 4 156,744
10216 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST II 919 2 0 2 75,715 0 0 2 75,715
42571 PUBLIC HEALTH INVESTIGATOR 430 5 1 6 198,680 0 0 6 198,680
62425 DENTAL ASST (BOARD QUALIFIED) 078 2 0 2 59,967 0 0 2 59,967
61391 MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT 078 2 0 2 54,820 0 0 2 54,820
54437 DRIVER I 424 1 0 1 30,501 0 0 1 30,501
81351 COMMUNITY OUTREACH WORKER 422 3 0 3 82,842 0 0 3 82,842

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health



State Fund
42561 PUBLIC HEALTH REPRESENTATIVE 086 1 0 1 45,061 0 0 1 45,061
Total All Funds 86 5 91 3,831,169 0 0 91 3,831,169

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health


Special Fund
61111 HEALTH PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR I 111 0 1 1 53,500 -1 -53,500 0 0
Total All Funds 0 1 1 53,500 -1 -53,500 0 0

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health


General Fund
42515 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SUPV 115 1 0 1 65,400 0 0 1 65,400
61112 HEALTH PROGRAM ADMIN II 113 0 0 0 0 1 46,700 1 46,700
10203 ASSISTANT COUNSEL CODE 937 1 0 1 69,000 0 0 1 69,000
42512 ENVIRONMENTAL SANITARIAN II 091 4 0 4 184,678 0 0 4 184,678
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 42,934 0 0 1 42,934

Federal Fund
62215 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE SUPV I 544 1 0 1 60,796 0 0 1 60,796
31755 RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT COORD 117 1 1 2 124,500 0 0 2 124,500
75355 DIRECTOR LEAD ABATEMENT 116 1 0 1 53,900 0 0 1 53,900
42513 ENVIRONMENTAL SANITARIAN III 095 1 0 1 51,271 0 0 1 51,271
61245 HEALTH ANALYSIS SUPV 114 0 1 1 48,600 0 0 1 48,600
61167 CASE MANAGEMENT SUPERVISOR 093 1 0 1 56,426 0 0 1 56,426
61291 EPIDEMIOLOGIST 113 1 0 1 46,700 -1 -46,700 0 0
61112 HEALTH PROGRAM ADMIN II 113 1 1 2 103,200 -1 -46,700 1 56,500
10174 HEALTH PROJECT DIRECTOR 937 1 0 1 80,200 0 0 1 80,200
81175 SOCIAL SERVICES COORDINATION S 111 1 0 1 43,200 0 0 1 43,200
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 2 0 2 91,200 0 0 2 91,200
32933 LEGAL ASSISTANT II 087 2 0 2 76,937 0 0 2 76,937
81172 SENIOR SOCIAL SERVICES COORDIN 086 1 0 1 35,242 0 0 1 35,242
71521 CHEMIST I 086 1 0 1 35,242 -1 -35,242 0 0
42261 CONSTRUCTION BLDG INSPECTOR I 085 3 1 4 168,400 0 0 4 168,400
81171 SOCIAL SERVICES COORDINATOR 084 2 0 2 82,006 0 0 2 82,006
42571 PUBLIC HEALTH INVESTIGATOR 430 7 4 11 349,866 -4 -121,856 7 228,010
61411 MEDICAL RECORDS TECH 080 1 1 2 62,609 0 0 2 62,609
71511 LABORATORY ASST I 425 1 0 1 27,546 -1 -27,546 0 0

State Fund
42513 ENVIRONMENTAL SANITARIAN III 095 1 0 1 67,142 0 0 1 67,142
61253 COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATOR III 088 1 0 1 50,415 0 0 1 50,415

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health



Special Fund
61411 MEDICAL RECORDS TECH 080 0 1 1 28,768 -1 -28,768 0 0
Total All Funds 69 11 80 3,628,328 -8 -260,112 72 3,368,216

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 307 Substance Abuse and Mental Health

General Fund
00142 EXECUTIVE LEVEL I 948 1 0 1 90,000 -1 -90,000 0 0

Federal Fund
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
81122 ADDICTIONS COUNSELOR II 082 1 0 1 30,613 -1 -30,613 0 0
Total All Funds 3 0 3 160,613 -2 -120,613 1 40,000

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health


General Fund
61112 HEALTH PROGRAM ADMIN II 113 1 0 1 60,800 0 0 1 60,800
81113 SOCIAL WORKER II 092 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
81112 SOCIAL WORKER I (LGSW) 089 1 0 1 42,607 0 0 1 42,607
54437 DRIVER I 424 1 0 1 28,775 0 0 1 28,775

Federal Fund
61193 DIRECTOR ADOLESCENT & 118 1 0 1 77,900 0 0 1 77,900
61115 DIR EARLY INTERVENTION SVCS 117 1 0 1 73,800 0 0 1 73,800
81247 DIRECTOR WIC PROGRAM 115 1 0 1 65,400 0 0 1 65,400
62295 NURSE PRACTITIONER SUPV 115 1 0 1 51,000 0 0 1 51,000
62413 PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT 928 1 0 1 50,760 0 0 1 50,760
61295 IMMUNIZATION REGISTRY COORDINA 113 1 0 1 59,300 0 0 1 59,300
81245 NUTRITIONIST SUPV 112 1 0 1 44,300 0 0 1 44,300
61255 COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATOR 112 1 0 1 62,600 0 0 1 62,600
81175 SOCIAL SERVICES COORDINATION S 111 2 0 2 109,600 0 0 2 109,600
81242 NUTRITIONIST 090 1 0 1 51,875 0 0 1 51,875
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 3 0 3 146,700 0 0 3 146,700
81234 NUTRITION TECHNICIAN SUPERVISO 089 5 0 5 241,461 0 0 5 241,461
81111 SOCIAL WORK ASSOC II 089 4 0 4 187,816 0 0 4 187,816
33124 OFC SYSTEMS ANALYST/PRGMMR 089 1 0 1 47,476 0 0 1 47,476
62260 LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE 435 2 0 2 80,763 0 0 2 80,763
81172 SENIOR SOCIAL SERVICES COORDIN 086 2 0 2 77,753 0 0 2 77,753
72411 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR I 085 1 0 1 33,884 -1 -33,884 0 0
81171 SOCIAL SERVICES COORDINATOR 084 14 0 14 502,089 0 0 14 502,089
81231 NUTRITION TECHNICIAN 082 8 0 8 278,612 0 0 8 278,612
42571 PUBLIC HEALTH INVESTIGATOR 430 2 0 2 75,673 1 30,464 3 106,137
63393 PHLEBOTOMIST 428 1 0 1 31,634 0 0 1 31,634
62492 HEALTH CLINIC AIDE 425 2 0 2 61,438 0 0 2 61,438

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health


33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 32,557 0 0 1 32,557
54437 DRIVER I 424 1 0 1 27,389 0 0 1 27,389
81212 NUTRITION AIDE 423 2 0 2 53,326 0 0 2 53,326
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 33,506 0 0 1 33,506
10215 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST I 913 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 130 1 131 5,785,982 0 -3,420 131 5,782,562
State Fund
81111 SOCIAL WORK ASSOC II 089 1 0 1 53,566 0 0 1 53,566
Total All Funds 149 1 150 6,784,238 0 -3,420 150 6,780,818

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health


General Fund
61121 CLINICAL DIR SCHOOL-BASED HEAL 119 1 0 1 83,300 0 0 1 83,300
62293 NURSE PRACTITIONER (10 MOS) 510 1 0 1 53,782 0 0 1 53,782
62222 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE II (10 507 13 0 13 646,385 13 598,637 26 1,245,022
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 42,738 0 0 1 42,738
62497 SCHOOL HEALTH AIDE 425 1 0 1 30,945 0 0 1 30,945
61392 MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT (10 M 050 8 0 8 211,229 0 0 8 211,229
62494 SCHOOL HEALTH AIDE (10 MONTHS) 465 2 0 2 49,341 16 368,016 18 417,357
63331 HEARING & VISION TESTER (10 MO 460 0 0 0 0 3 65,025 3 65,025
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 50 0 50 2,573,461 32 1,031,678 82 3,605,139

Federal Fund
62494 SCHOOL HEALTH AIDE (10 MONTHS) 465 6 0 6 157,331 0 0 6 157,331

State Fund
62293 NURSE PRACTITIONER (10 MOS) 510 3 0 3 188,294 0 0 3 188,294
62222 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE II (10 507 2 0 2 109,068 0 0 2 109,068
81195 MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM ASST 111 1 0 1 41,700 0 0 1 41,700
81141 MENTAL HEALTH ANALYST 089 4 0 4 170,229 0 0 4 170,229
61392 MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT (10 M 050 2 0 2 56,060 0 0 2 56,060
62494 SCHOOL HEALTH AIDE (10 MONTHS) 465 1 0 1 23,324 0 0 1 23,324

Special Fund
61118 DIR SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMS 120 1 0 1 84,600 0 0 1 84,600
61121 CLINICAL DIR SCHOOL-BASED HEAL 119 1 0 1 61,900 0 0 1 61,900
61224 DIR HEALTH PROGRAM/PLANNING EV 118 1 0 1 77,900 0 0 1 77,900
62222 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE II (10 507 51 45 96 4,644,607 -13 -598,637 83 4,045,970

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health


62442 DENTAL HYGIENIST II 085 1 0 1 33,884 -1 -33,884 0 0
62250 LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE (10 M 470 2 0 2 63,291 0 0 2 63,291
33663 MEDICAL CLAIMS EXAMINER 080 1 0 1 36,886 0 0 1 36,886
62497 SCHOOL HEALTH AIDE 425 3 0 3 88,984 0 0 3 88,984
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 32,557 0 0 1 32,557
54437 DRIVER I 424 1 0 1 28,775 0 0 1 28,775
33561 STOREKEEPER I 077 1 0 1 30,253 0 0 1 30,253
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 29,326 0 0 1 29,326
62494 SCHOOL HEALTH AIDE (10 MONTHS) 465 74 74 148 3,477,341 -16 -368,016 132 3,109,325
63331 HEARING & VISION TESTER (10 MO 460 0 9 9 195,075 -3 -65,025 6 130,050
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 167 128 295 10,451,469 -33 -1,065,562 262 9,385,907
Total All Funds 243 128 371 14,113,136 -1 -33,884 370 14,079,252

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 311 Health Services for the Aging

Federal Fund
33112 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR II 078 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 315 Emergency Services - Health

General Fund
61293 EPIDEMIOLOGIST SUPERVISOR 117 1 0 1 68,500 0 0 1 68,500
61291 EPIDEMIOLOGIST 113 1 0 1 46,700 0 0 1 46,700

Federal Fund

State Fund
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900
62723 FIELD HEALTH SERVICES SUPV 089 1 0 1 39,745 0 0 1 39,745
62721 EMERGENCY MEDICAL AIDE 075 5 0 5 146,551 0 0 5 146,551
Total All Funds 33 1 34 1,459,835 -1 -77,000 33 1,382,835

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 316 Youth Violence Prevention

General Fund
81418 DIRECTOR OPERATION SAFE KIDS 119 1 0 1 64,800 0 0 1 64,800
61222 HEALTH AND POLICY ANALYST 115 1 0 1 59,400 0 0 1 59,400
81423 LIAISON OFFICER SAFE STREETS 113 1 0 1 56,500 1 46,700 2 103,200
81152 SOCIAL PROG ADMINISTRATOR II 112 1 0 1 44,300 0 0 1 44,300
34512 RESEARCH ANALYST II 111 1 0 1 52,200 0 0 1 52,200
81323 PROGRAM ASSISTANT II 084 1 0 1 37,825 0 0 1 37,825

Federal Fund
81423 LIAISON OFFICER SAFE STREETS 113 0 1 1 46,700 -1 -46,700 0 0

State Fund
00142 EXECUTIVE LEVEL I 948 0 0 0 0 1 77,000 1 77,000
81116 CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK SUPERVISO 116 3 0 3 193,200 0 0 3 193,200
82133 EDUCATIONAL COORDINATOR 111 1 0 1 52,200 0 0 1 52,200
31312 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST II 110 1 0 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
81413 SENIOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 086 3 0 3 126,157 0 0 3 126,157
81323 PROGRAM ASSISTANT II 084 1 0 1 38,582 0 0 1 38,582
81412 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TECH 082 11 0 11 358,653 0 0 11 358,653
81411 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AIDE II 075 1 0 1 14,190 0 0 1 14,190
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 26 0 26 992,122 1 77,000 27 1,069,122

Special Fund
81420 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AIDE SUPERVI 084 2 0 2 65,706 0 0 2 65,706
81411 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AIDE II 075 7 0 7 180,600 0 0 7 180,600
Total All Funds 42 1 43 1,656,153 1 77,000 44 1,733,153

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 317 Grant Support Services

Special Fund
Total All Funds 15 0 15 639,058 0 0 15 639,058

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 715 Administration - Health

General Fund
00180 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 941 0 1 1 72,200 0 0 1 72,200
34145 ACCOUNTANT SUPV 114 3 0 3 185,000 0 0 3 185,000
61291 EPIDEMIOLOGIST 113 1 0 1 47,700 0 0 1 47,700
33586 PROCUREMENT OFF II 113 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
33125 OFC SYSTEMS ANLYST PRGMMR 113 1 0 1 60,800 0 0 1 60,800
72417 CONTRACT PROCESSING 088 1 0 1 50,415 0 0 1 50,415
61220 NOSOLOGIST 085 1 0 1 35,409 0 0 1 35,409
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 32,853 0 0 1 32,853
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 33,268 0 0 1 33,268
54437 DRIVER I 424 3 0 3 90,128 0 0 3 90,128
Total All Funds 35 2 37 1,923,870 -1 -30,206 36 1,893,664

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 716 Animal Services

General Fund
41435 DIR BUREAU OF ANIMAL CONTROL 119 1 0 1 61,900 0 0 1 61,900
41415 ANIMAL ENFORCEMENT OFCR SUPV 087 3 0 3 147,623 0 0 3 147,623
41411 ANIMAL ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 433 17 0 17 619,375 -1 -38,636 16 580,739
54437 DRIVER I 424 2 0 2 57,550 -2 -57,550 0 0
Total All Funds 25 0 25 966,955 -3 -96,186 22 870,769

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 717 Environmental Health

General Fund
00142 EXECUTIVE LEVEL I 948 2 0 2 168,500 -1 -94,200 1 74,300
42516 DIRECTO BUREAU OF ENVIRON SERV 119 1 0 1 61,900 0 0 1 61,900
72113 ENGINEER III 116 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
42513 ENVIRONMENTAL SANITARIAN III 095 1 0 1 68,629 -1 -68,629 0 0
42515 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SUPV 115 3 1 4 243,700 0 0 4 243,700
42512 ENVIRONMENTAL SANITARIAN II 091 25 0 25 1,273,091 -1 -43,220 24 1,229,871
41461 ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION COORD 089 1 0 1 47,476 0 0 1 47,476
61253 COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATOR III 088 1 0 1 40,828 -1 -40,828 0 0
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
33215 OFFICE SUPERVISOR 084 1 0 1 41,196 -1 -41,196 0 0
52943 LABORER CREW LEADER II 429 1 0 1 36,930 -1 -36,930 0 0
52961 PEST CONTROL WORKER 425 7 0 7 206,782 -7 -206,782 0 0
33258 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR III 078 2 0 2 61,815 -1 -30,206 1 31,609
33253 TYPIST III 078 2 0 2 57,520 0 0 2 57,520

Federal Fund
81235 DIRECTOR CHILD CARE FOOD PROGR 115 1 0 1 68,700 0 0 1 68,700
81234 NUTRITION TECHNICIAN SUPERVISO 089 1 0 1 48,619 0 0 1 48,619
81231 NUTRITION TECHNICIAN 082 7 0 7 261,991 0 0 7 261,991
52961 PEST CONTROL WORKER 425 2 0 2 64,248 -2 -64,248 0 0
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800

State Fund
Total All Funds 69 0 69 3,193,811 -16 -626,239 53 2,567,572

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health


General Fund
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349

Federal Fund
81376 DIRECTOR GERIATRIC HEALTH SERV 119 1 0 1 83,300 0 0 1 83,300
81145 CHIEF MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS 117 1 0 1 75,600 0 0 1 75,600
81115 SOCIAL WORK SUPV 115 1 0 1 51,000 0 0 1 51,000
81113 SOCIAL WORKER II 092 2 0 2 96,243 0 0 2 96,243
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 51,400 0 0 1 51,400
81112 SOCIAL WORKER I (LGSW) 089 1 0 1 52,601 0 0 1 52,601
34421 FISCAL TECHNICIAN 088 1 0 1 38,175 -1 -38,175 0 0
81322 PROGRAM ASSISTANT I 080 0 1 1 28,768 0 0 1 28,768

State Fund
61125 DIR BUREAU OF DISEASE CONTROL 119 1 0 1 83,300 0 0 1 83,300
61127 DIR CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION 117 0 1 1 56,000 0 0 1 56,000
61252 COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATOR II 085 4 0 4 118,594 -2 -50,826 2 67,768

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health



Special Fund
61111 HEALTH PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR I 111 0 0 0 0 1 53,500 1 53,500
Total All Funds 70 8 78 3,666,275 -2 -35,501 76 3,630,774

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 720 HIV Treatment Services for the Uninsured

General Fund

Federal Fund
81116 CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK SUPERVISO 116 1 0 1 74,200 0 0 1 74,200
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 1 0 1 72,100 0 0 1 72,100
61245 HEALTH ANALYSIS SUPV 114 2 0 2 129,200 0 0 2 129,200
61291 EPIDEMIOLOGIST 113 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 51,400 0 0 1 51,400
Total All Funds 25 0 25 1,215,161 0 0 25 1,215,161

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health


General Fund
91151 SOCIAL PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR I 088 0 0 0 0 1 38,175 1 38,175
83212 RECREATION CENTER DIRECTOR II 084 0 0 0 0 1 44,894 1 44,894

Federal Fund
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 0 0 0 0 1 76,200 1 76,200
93174 EDP COMMUNICATIONS 092 0 0 0 0 1 57,788 1 57,788
91152 SOCIAL PROGRAM ADMINISTRATORII 112 0 0 0 0 1 44,300 1 44,300
91381 VOLUNTEER SERVICE COORDINATOR 111 0 0 0 0 1 41,700 1 41,700
91420 LIAISON OFFICER 090 0 0 0 0 1 55,591 1 55,591
91111 SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATE II 089 0 0 0 0 1 43,094 1 43,094
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 0 0 0 0 1 38,175 1 38,175
94133 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT III 084 0 0 0 0 1 34,037 1 34,037
91323 PROGRAM ASSISTANT II 084 0 0 0 0 1 41,562 1 41,562
91322 PROGRAM ASSISTANT I 080 0 0 0 0 1 32,416 1 32,416
95112 RECREATION LEADER II 079 0 0 0 0 2 71,186 2 71,186
94132 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT II 078 0 0 0 0 1 27,410 1 27,410
93212 OFFICE ASSISTANT II 075 0 0 0 0 1 25,800 1 25,800
81331 GERIATRIC DAY CARE AIDE 075 0 0 0 0 4 124,743 4 124,743
93211 OFFICE ASSISTANT I 071 0 0 0 0 1 24,222 1 24,222
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 24 976,211 24 976,211

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 722 Administration - CARE

General Fund
92411 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR I 085 0 0 0 0 1 44,503 1 44,503

Federal Fund
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 2 165,703 2 165,703

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 723 Advocacy and Supportive Care for Seniors

Federal Fund
81387 LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN 111 0 0 0 0 1 52,200 1 52,200
91172 SENIOR SOCIAL SERVICES COORDIN 086 0 0 0 0 1 35,242 1 35,242

State Fund
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 0 0 0 0 2 145,500 2 145,500
91113 SOCIAL WORKER II 092 0 0 0 0 3 166,431 3 166,431
81175 SOCIAL SERVICES COORDINATION S 111 0 0 0 0 1 52,200 1 52,200
91112 SOCIAL WORKER I 089 0 0 0 0 1 48,257 1 48,257
91323 PROGRAM ASSISTANT II 084 0 0 0 0 2 74,963 2 74,963
81380 INFORMATION AND REFERRAL 083 0 0 0 0 3 101,761 3 101,761
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 0 0 0 0 29 1,342,086 29 1,342,086
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 31 1,429,528 31 1,429,528

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 724 Assistive and Directive Care for Seniors

Federal Fund
92496 CONTRACT OFFICER 112 0 0 0 0 1 59,600 1 59,600

State Fund
62212 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE II 542 0 0 0 0 1 67,272 1 67,272
81335 GERIATRIC DAY CARE DIRECTOR 115 0 0 0 0 1 62,200 1 62,200
95112 RECREATION LEADER II 079 0 0 0 0 1 35,593 1 35,593
81331 GERIATRIC DAY CARE AIDE 075 0 0 0 0 4 117,256 4 117,256
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 12 525,883 12 525,883

Health
AGENCY: 2700 Health

SERVICE: 725 Senior Education

Federal Fund
91113 SOCIAL WORKER II 092 0 0 0 0 1 45,900 1 45,900
91322 PROGRAM ASSISTANT I 080 0 0 0 0 1 30,353 1 30,353

State Fund
81389 LONG-TERM CARE SUPERVISOR. 114 0 0 0 0 1 62,100 1 62,100
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 8 377,411 8 377,411

Housing and Community Development
Housing and Community

Development

Housing and
Community
Development

Community Support Early Childhood
Head Start Administration
Projects Education

Promote Housing Code
Energy Assistance Dawson Center
Homeownership Enforcement

Program 750
Register and License Housing Development Program 749
Housing
Properties and Finance and Project Blight Elimination
Rehabilitation Loans
Contractors Management
Program 751
Building and Zoning
Community Outreach Summer Food
Inspections and
Services Service Program
Permits
Program 809
BDC - Retention,
BDC – Real Estate BDC – Inner Harbor
Expansion, and
Development Coordination
Attraction of Business
Program 812 Program 813 Program 814

BDC – Improve and
BDC – Small Business BDC – Emerging
Promote Retail Districts
Resource Center Technology Center Beyond Downtown


Budget: $81,456,108
Positions: 542
Mission
The mission of the Department of Housing and Community Development is to ensure that all citizens of
Baltimore City have access to adequate and affordable housing opportunities in safe, livable and decent
neighborhoods. The department is committed to expanding housing choices and promoting healthy
neighborhoods for all the citizens of Baltimore.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 28,106,313 38,032,709 39,513,241 27,379,733
Motor Vehicle 0 0 0 238,000
Federal 70,749,726 72,510,790 73,489,251 42,581,068
State 21,482,015 17,636,964 14,074,785 10,694,922
Special 1,308,407 462,295 827,797 562,385
AGENCY TOTAL $121,646,461 $128,642,758 $127,905,074 $81,456,108
Overview
The Department of Housing and Community Development, (HCD), established by City ordinance, provides
for the execution of urban renewal and conservation programs in the City. Also, within the Department is the
Baltimore Development Corporation.
Housing
Major responsibilities of the Department Housing and Community Development include: increasing the
availability of new housing for low and moderate income families; providing financing to rehabilitate older
housing stock; recycling land and buildings to maximize community stability, thereby creating jobs and
increasing the assessable tax base; proposing and expediting the funding of community projects; ensuring the
safety and structural integrity of all buildings; and enforcing the City’s housing code. In addition, other
responsibilities include: increasing homeownership opportunities for Baltimore’s residents; assisting the
indigent with housing and emergency services; preserving the historic integrity of older neighborhoods and
buildings; and providing technical assistance and operating support to non-profit organizations that support the
City’s housing mission.
Baltimore Development Corporation
Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC) is a quasi-government corporation under contract with the City of
Baltimore to act as its economic development agency. The corporation has responsibility for city-wide
economic and downtown development which includes business retention; spurring minority and women
participation in business; creating a coordinated marketing effort to promote the development of downtown;
promoting urban tourism; neighborhood commercial revitalization; and expanding Baltimore’s role as an
international gateway.

The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $27 million, $11 million or 29% lower than the Fiscal
2010 level of appropriation. $5.5 million of this reduction is based on the creation of the new Department of
Homeless Services, which also encompasses the Community Actions Centers.
The Federal Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $42 million, a decrease of $30 million or 42% below the
Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The decrease is primarily due to the creation of the Department of
Homeless Services which encompassed $32 million in homeless service grants and $800 thousand in
community service grants in FY 2010. Head Start and Community Support Projects received an increase of $3
million in FY 2011.
The State Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $10.7 million, a decrease of $7 million or 41% below the
Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The decrease is due to the creation of the Department of Homeless Services
which encompassed $3.4 million in homeless service grants and $2.9 million in community service grants in
Fiscal 2010.
The Special Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $586 thousand, an increase of $124 thousand or 27%
increase above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
City Services
593. Community Support Projects Other Funds – $8,026,925
Department of Housing and Community Development
This service provides administrative and service-delivery assistance grants to approximately 75 non-profit
organizations per year. This funding underwrites activities such as youth and senior programs, health services,
literacy programs, home ownership counseling, child day care service and project-delivery costs related to
rehabilitation.
The recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $890,638 (12%) above Fiscal 2010 due to an increase in the
Community Development Block Grant.
604. Early Childhood Education General Funds - $116,489
Department of Housing and Community Development Other Funds - $1,227,704
This service is designed to provide safe, convenient and flexible childcare to parents that work, attend school or
participate in job training programs. The Fiscal 2011 budget maintains current services. The General Fund
recommendation is $116,489 due to the re-allocation of utility costs previously funded in the Department of
General Services. The Special Fund recommendation is $91,751 (9%) above the Fiscal 2010 level of
appropriation.
605. Head Start Other Funds - $31,187,967
This service provides comprehensive services to low income children and their families through education,
health care and other social services. Head Start services approximately 3,600 children per year in 17 locations
across the City. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $127,036 (0.4%) above Fiscal 2010.
737. Administration – Housing General Funds - $2,059,226
Department of Housing and Community Development Other Funds – $1,070,733
This service is responsible for the daily operations of the Baltimore Housing Authority and the Department of
Housing and Community Development which includes the following offices: Human Resource, Budget and
Accounting, Facilities Management, etc. This function provides essential support for these programs, giving

them the tools and directions necessary to accomplish their mission. Reduced funding would reduce support
and oversight of the Departmental operations. The General Fund recommendation is $2,059,226, a decrease of
$553,031 or 21% lower than the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Other Fund recommendation is
$1,070,733, an increase of $550,447 or 106% increase over the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
738. Energy Assistance Other Funds – $5,826,711
This service consists of two programs. The Office of Energy Assistance helps city residents pay their utility
bills. The Weatherization Office provides energy efficient home improvement to low-income residents of
Baltimore city which provides an efficient use of energy, reduces utility bills, makes homes healthier, cleaner
and more stable. The recommendation is $7,637 (0.01%) below Fiscal 2010.
740. Dawson Center Other Funds - $240,000
This service provides after-school and summer youth programming to 45 children and their families at the
Dawson Center in the Oliver community. For Fiscal 2011, the funding is shifted from the General Fund to
Federal CDBG funds.
742. Promote Homeownership General Fund – $315,000

Department of Housing and Community Development Other Funds - $328,776
This service promotes neighborhood stability through grants to low and moderate income homebuyers and by
supporting Live Baltimore. The grants are used for down payments, home inspections, and settlement expense.
This service also provides classes, seminars, counseling and referrals to prevent foreclosure. Live Baltimore
markets City living options and educates potential homebuyers. It has recently targeted campaigns to attract
homebuyers from the Washington, D.C. region. This service is expected to assist 622 new homeowners in
Fiscal 2011, up from 570 in Fiscal 2010. The General Fund recommendation is $315,000, a decrease of
$222,073 or 41% lower than the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The other Funds recommendation is
$328,776, an increase of $103,688 or 46% increase above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
745. Housing Code Enforcement General Fund – $12,025,168
Department of Housing and Community Development Other Funds - $80,257
This service is responsible for providing safe and attractive neighborhoods through effective investigation and
enforcement of building, property maintenance and related codes. Inspections are expected to increase from
265,000 to 279,000 in Fiscal 2011 and the number of properties made habitable or razed due to code
enforcement is expected to double from 300 to 600. The General Fund recommendation is $925,881 (7%)
below Fiscal 2010.
747. Register and License Properties and Contractors General Fund - $399,870
Department of Housing
This service ensures the qualification of contractors by: a) licensing over 6,000 electricians, demolitions
contractors, plumbers and HVAC trades people annually to perform work in Baltimore City, b) licensing
multiple family dwellings to ensure that minimum fire and safety standards are met, and; c) registering non-
owner occupied dwelling units and vacant lots to ensure that current contact information is updated for code
enforcement purposes. In Fiscal 2011, this service will launch an online system that will process 59,000
registrations, a 35% increase, and generate an additional $1.8 million in revenue. The General Fund
recommendation is $48,429 (11%) below Fiscal 2010.

748. Housing Development Finance and Other Funds – $1,291,056
Project Management
This service promotes the stabilization, preservation and growth of city neighborhoods through a variety of
community based initiatives, including creating mixed income housing opportunities, and directs financing to
for profit and not for profit developers through the federal HOME program. This service provides financing
300 housing units annually. The recommendation is $215,433 (20%) above Fiscal 2010.
749. Blight Elimination General Fund – $1,587,889
This service supports neighborhood revitalization and mixed income community development by eliminating
the blighting influence of vacant and abandoned properties and returning them to productive use. This service
includes the acquisition of property, relocation of displaced individuals/families of acquired properties,
demolition of dangerous buildings and selling City owned properties to create viable neighborhoods
throughout the city. This service will be reorganized for Fiscal 2011 with a focus on reducing costs and
streamlining the sale of City owned properties. HCD expects to increase the number of properties available for
redevelopment, reinvestment or green space opportunities from 5,900 to 7,000 in Fiscal 2011. The General
Fund recommendation is $154,120 (11%) above Fiscal 2010. This recommendation abolishes 13 filled
positions.
750. Housing Rehabilitation Loans Other Funds - $911,999
This service provides deferred rehabilitation loans for eligible seniors and low income households for home
improvements necessary to maintain safety and health, such as roofing, structural damage and emergency
repairs and furnace replacements. This service will assist 150 households in Fiscal 2011. The recommendation
is $40,821 (5%) above Fiscal 2010.
751. Building and Zoning Inspections and Permits General Fund – $6,120,143
This service provides monitoring of construction activity to ensure the safety and integrity of new construction
and alterations by reviewing permit applications and construction drawings for building, electrical,
mechanical, zoning and other related codes. Subsequent inspections are made to ensure compliance. The City
plans to implement a pilot performance agreement with this service. The agreement will fund business process
improvements in exchange for increased accountability to performance and revenue targets. Inspections are
expected to increase from 150,000 to 155,000 in Fiscal 2011. The General Fund recommendation is $298,280
(5%) above Fiscal 2010.
752. Community Outreach Services General Fund – $719,080
Department of Housing and Community Development Other Funds – $112,286
This service operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year providing emergency response, conflict resolution,
relocation of intimidated witnesses and weather related emergencies in association with Police, Fire, DPW and
the Health Department. The General Fund recommendation is $494,990 (41%) below Fiscal 2010. This
recommendation abolishes one filled position. The Federal Fund recommendation of $112,286 is new to this
service in Fiscal 2011.

753. Community Development

This service assists neighborhood revitalization efforts by collaborating with other city offices and providing
direct project management assistance to community and faith based organizations and developers. The Fiscal
2011 recommendation eliminates this function. Aspects of this function will be consolidated into Blight
Elimination. Others will be covered by the Planning Department and the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhoods.
754. Summer Food Program Other Funds - $3,233,961
This service provides breakfast and lunch to children under 18 during the summer months. This service
anticipates that the number of children that receive meals will increase from 756,000 to 771,000 in Fiscal 2011.
The Special Fund recommendation is $82,331 (3%) above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
755. Affordable Housing Program General Fund - $0
This service provides flexible funding sources that allow the City to assemble large tracts of vacant properties
to create new development sites. The City has invested $52.1 million in the Affordable Housing Program over
five years. The Fiscal 2011 contribution is deferred, which will not impact ongoing projects.
809. Retention, Expansion and Attraction of Business General Fund - $791,932
Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC) Other Funds – $100,000
This service focuses on increasing employment in Baltimore’s key growth sectors, expanding companies
located in Baltimore, investing in Baltimore, providing significant financial benefit to Baltimore and the State
of Maryland, and fostering opportunities for MBE/WBE participation. The budget recommendation increases
General Fund support for this and other BDC services; however, loss of other funding sources for BDC will
reduce its ability to retain and attract jobs. The General Fund recommendation is $112,046 (16%) above the
Fiscal 2010 appropriation.
810. Real Estate Development General Fund - $1,330,490
Baltimore Development Corporation Other Funds – $100,000
This service promotes real estate development, including strategic planning, development assistance,
expediting building permits and other approvals, negotiating the sale or lease of City-owned properties and
managing urban renewal areas and business parks. The budget recommendation increases General Fund
support for this service. The Results Team recommended that BDC develop a new strategic plan for the
targeting of City economic development investments. The General Fund recommendation $115,748 (10%)
above Fiscal 2010.
811. Inner Harbor Coordination General Fund - $403,853
Baltimore Development Corporation Motor Vehicle Fund - $238,000
This is a new service that will be responsible for the coordination of day-to-day operations, oversight and
management of City leases and the planning and implementation of both economic and physical development
of the Inner Harbor. This service is expected to increase Inner Harbor lease revenue in Fiscal 2011. BDC will
coordinate services provided by the Departments of Transportation, Public Works, Recreation and Parks,
Police, the Parking Authority, and the Waterfront Partnership to ensure the continued vibrancy of the Inner
Harbor.

813. Technology Development General Fund - $575,000

This service provides an array of services designed to help Baltimore entrepreneurs launch and sustain
successful high-tech and bio-tech businesses. In ten years, 176 participating firms have created more than
1,000 jobs and $273 million in economic activity for the City, and 86% of graduating firms are still in business.
The success of the Emerging Technology Center (ETC) has created significant regional, national and
international exposure for Baltimore. This new General Fund investment will enable the ETC to serve 24 new
companies that can help expand key economic sectors.
814. Improve and Promote Retail Districts General Fund –$775,593
Beyond Downtown Other Funds - $100,000

This service provides economic development and engages community members in the economic revitalization
process. Initiatives have resulted in a five to one private to public dollar investment ratio, the sustainability of
local merchants and the recruitment of national retailers such as Target to Baltimore. The loss of funding
sources for BDC will mean reduced capacity to support business districts. The Fiscal 2011 recommended
budget funds the continuation of six Main Streets, helping retail districts beyond downtown to weather the
recession. Four districts that have received support for many years will be graduated from the program. The
General Fund recommendation is $203,212 (21%) below Fiscal 2010.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
119 Neighborhood Service Centers 4,875,984 NA 0
357 Services for Homeless Persons 39,868,812 NA 0
593 Community Support Projects 7,356,150 NA 8,026,925
604 Early Childhood Education 1,037,843 NA 1,344,193
605 Head Start 31,060,873 NA 31,187,967
737 Administration - HCD 3,132,601 NA 3,129,959
738 Energy Assistance 5,834,348 NA 5,826,711
740 Dawson Center 350,938 NA 240,000
742 Promote Homeownership 762,161 NA 643,776
745 Housing Code Enforcement 13,055,991 NA 12,105,425
747 Register and License Properties and Contractors 448,299 NA 399,870
748 Housing Development Finance and Project Management 1,391,247 NA 1,291,056
749 Blight Elimination 1,443,769 NA 1,587,889
750 Housing Rehabilitation Loans 919,577 NA 911,999
751 Building and Zoning Inspections and Permits 5,821,863 NA 6,120,143
752 Community Outreach Services 1,214,070 NA 831,366
753 Community Development 385,502 NA 0
754 Summer Food Service Program 3,151,730 NA 3,233,961
755 Affordable Housing Program 2,800,000 NA 0
809 Retention, Expansion, and Attraction of Businesses 772,453 NA 891,932
810 Real Estate Development 1,314,742 NA 1,430,490
811 Inner Harbor Coordination 0 NA 641,853
812 Business Support - Small Business Resource Center 140,000 NA 160,000
813 Technology Development - Emerging Technology Cente 0 NA 575,000
814 Improve and Promote Retail Districts Beyond Downto 1,503,805 NA 875,593
AGENCY TOTAL $128,642,758 NA $81,456,108

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
119 Neighborhood Service Centers 72 8 -80 0
184 Energy Assistance and Emergency Food 0 6 -6 0
357 Services for Homeless Persons 25 4 -29 0
593 Community Support Projects 16 0 0 16
604 Early Childhood Education 37 0 5 42
605 Head Start 34 1 -1 34
737 Administration - HCD 25 0 0 25
738 Energy Assistance 21 0 6 27
740 Dawson Center 4 -1 -2 1
742 Promote Homeownership 5 0 0 5
745 Housing Code Enforcement 208 0 0 208


FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
747 Register and License Properties and Contractors 10 0 0 10
748 Housing Development Finance and Project Management 9 0 0 9
749 Blight Elimination 51 0 -12 39
750 Housing Rehabilitation Loans 17 0 0 17
751 Building and Zoning Inspections and Permits 101 0 0 101
752 Community Outreach Services 3 1 3 7
753 Community Development 9 0 -9 0
754 Summer Food Service Program 0 1 0 1
AGENCY TOTAL 647 20 -125 542
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -2,477,407 -1,394,943 -2,438,704 -2,602,074
1 Salaries 25,835,237 44,263,808 26,769,307 23,191,351
4 Materials and Supplies 1,064,803 627,157 469,365 443,407
AGENCY TOTAL $121,646,461 $128,642,758 $127,905,074 $81,456,108

AGENCY: 3100 Housing and Community Development

SERVICE: 119 Neighborhood Service Centers

1 Salaries 3,058,647 0 -3,058,647
3 Contractual Services 735,085 0 -735,085
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,875,984 $0 $-4,875,984
20 Human Service Center Administration 815,584 0 -815,584
21 Human Service Center #1 681,433 0 -681,433
25 Human Service Center #5 1,082,946 0 -1,082,946
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $4,875,984 $0 $-4,875,984
General 1,186,341 0 -1,186,341
Federal 806,371 0 -806,371
State 2,883,272 0 -2,883,272
TOTAL FUNDS $4,875,984 $0 $-4,875,984


SERVICE: 357 Services for Homeless Persons

0 Transfers 189,343 0 -189,343
1 Salaries 15,706,525 0 -15,706,525
3 Contractual Services 10,405,128 0 -10,405,128
TOTAL OBJECTS $39,868,812 $0 $-39,868,812
1 Administration 14,818,310 0 -14,818,310
2 Homeless Shelter Program 25,013,149 0 -25,013,149
General 4,341,000 0 -4,341,000
Federal 32,050,702 0 -32,050,702
State 3,439,757 0 -3,439,757
Special 37,353 0 -37,353
TOTAL FUNDS $39,868,812 $0 $-39,868,812


SERVICE: 593 Community Support Projects

1 Salaries 1,050,225 842,534 -207,691
TOTAL OBJECTS $7,356,150 $8,026,925 $670,775
7 Bright Start 51,300 51,300 0
9 Centro De La Communidad 100,700 100,700 0
13 Community Building in Partnerships 100,000 0 -100,000
16 Community Law Center 55,000 103,100 48,100
17 Baltimore City Literacy Corporation 49,200 49,200 0
18 Fells Point Creative Alliance 75,000 75,000 0
26 Upton 50,000 50,000 0
30 MD Center for Independent Living 34,600 0 -34,600
38 Brooklyn and Curtis Bay Coalition 41,900 41,900 0
40 Women Entrepreneurs 80,000 80,000 0
43 Living Classrooms 449,971 545,000 95,029
45 Civic Works 146,500 146,500 0
58 Community Mediation Program 33,500 33,500 0
59 Wyman Park Tutorial Program 16,700 16,700 0
65 CASA of Maryland 150,000 150,000 0
66 Coppin Heights Comm Dev Corp 50,700 50,700 0
78 Youth and Family Services (MOCYF) 97,900 0 -97,900
80 Southwest Baltimore Sanitation - HAC 28,600 28,600 0
83 Caroline Friess Center 95,000 95,000 0
101 Govans Neighborhood Housing Services 100,000 100,000 0
103 Arundel Habitat for Humanity 120,000 0 -120,000
105 Innovative Housing Institute 150,000 78,000 -72,000
110 Greater Homewood Community Corp 51,900 51,900 0
131 Parks and People Foundation 25,000 25,000 0
142 Reservoir Hill Improvement Council 75,400 75,400 0
162 Community Housing Associates 0 79,800 79,800
163 Parks and People - Green/Youth 0 80,000 80,000
164 Empire Homes 0 90,000 90,000
165 Park Heights Renaissance 0 100,000 100,000
196 Administration 1,524,155 1,274,533 -249,622
215 Penn Lucy Action Network 39,400 0 -39,400
216 YMCA Transitional Housing 0 89,545 89,545
220 Quality of Life Corporation 25,100 0 -25,100
221 Village Learning Place 49,200 49,200 0
223 The Development Corporation - NW 41,900 41,900 0
224 East Harbor Community Assn 45,000 0 -45,000
225 Southeast Youth Academy 29,500 0 -29,500
226 Newborn Holistic 50,000 50,000 0



227 Maryland New Directions 40,000 40,000 0
228 Family Tree 33,500 33,500 0
232 Harbor Bank of MD-CDC 50,000 10,000 -40,000
301 Druid Heights PAC 0 382,000 382,000
341 Rebuilding Together Baltimore 45,500 66,323 20,823
345 Rat Eradication - Health Dept 114,000 114,000 0
349 BCHD Lead Paint Abatement 100,000 500,000 400,000
456 Harbel Community Organization 37,100 62,100 25,000
508 Washington Hill-Chapel PAC 30,000 30,000 0
601 Coldstream/Homestead/Montebello PAC 58,900 58,900 0
605 Johnston Square PAC 33,500 33,500 0
608 Oliver PAC 51,000 51,000 0
610 Public Justice Center, Inc 37,600 37,600 0
612 Neighborhood Housing Services Operations 468,000 400,000 -68,000
813 SAGA - Commission on Aging 403,800 403,800 0
817 St Ambrose Home Sharing Program 62,700 62,700 0
829 Morgan State University 50,200 50,200 0
875 Youth Development - Recreation and Parks 257,324 257,324 0
893 Downtown Partnership - Baltimore 60,000 60,000 0
894 Historic East Baltimore Community Action 50,000 50,000 0
897 Southeast Community Organization 55,000 55,000 0
906 Julie Community Center 45,000 45,000 0
911 Choice Jobs 27,000 0 -27,000
915 Baltimore Neighborhoods, Inc 62,700 62,700 0
916 Neighborhood Design Center 72,100 78,000 5,900
917 St Ambrose Housing Aid Center 187,100 287,300 100,200
920 Community Housing Resource Board 32,600 32,600 0
921 Jubilee Baltimore Inc 46,100 0 -46,100
923 St Jerome Housing Corporation 41,900 0 -41,900
925 Banner Neighborhoods, Inc 76,100 76,100 0
926 Coalition to End Childhood Poisoning 185,400 185,400 0
927 Belair Edison Improvement Association 79,500 100,000 20,500
932 Comprehensive Housing for the Aged 50,200 50,200 0
940 COIL Senior Center 37,000 37,000 0
941 COIL Learning Bank 61,400 61,400 0
950 People's Homesteading Group 0 160,000 160,000
975 Southeast Development, Inc 117,200 117,200 0
977 Garrison Blvd United Neighbors 58,600 58,600 0
983 Women's Housing Coalition 50,000 60,000 10,000
986 South Baltimore Learning Center 55,000 55,000 0
General 219,863 0 -219,863
Federal 7,136,287 8,026,925 890,638
TOTAL FUNDS $7,356,150 $8,026,925 $670,775


SERVICE: 604 Early Childhood Education

0 Transfers -750,000 -895,000 -145,000
1 Salaries 1,138,213 1,290,190 151,977
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,037,843 $1,344,193 $306,350
1 Child Care Administration 218,391 218,998 607
2 Northwood Child Care Center 0 125,750 125,750
3 Waverly Child Care Center 0 86,635 86,635
19 Dunbar Child Care Center 364,739 457,633 92,894
24 BCCC Child Care Center 448,935 455,177 6,242
56 Workers' Compensation 5,778 0 -5,778
68 Information Technology Expenses 0 0 0
General 0 116,489 116,489
Federal 1,037,843 1,015,319 -22,524
Special 0 212,385 212,385
TOTAL FUNDS $1,037,843 $1,344,193 $306,350


SERVICE: 605 Head Start

0 Transfers 0 -94,585 -94,585
1 Salaries 1,399,995 1,312,929 -87,066
TOTAL OBJECTS $31,060,873 $31,187,967 $127,094
7 Homeless Children and Families 725,069 751,711 26,642
8 Ashland Center - Part Day 1,359,222 1,408,578 49,356
9 St Veronica Center - Part Day 1,963,878 2,027,987 64,109
10 Union Baptist/Johnston Center - Part Day 1,427,070 1,478,630 51,560
11 Supplementary Training Program 80,000 238,788 158,788
12 State Grants 0 1,601,680 1,601,680
13 Part Day Programs 5,072,860 2,889,209 -2,183,651
14 Emily Price Jones Center - Part Day 2,146,846 2,269,215 122,369
15 St Francis Xavier Center - Part Day 2,007,234 2,077,937 70,703
16 Services to Handicapped Children 399,770 0 -399,770
18 Metro Delta Center - Part Day 1,400,396 1,451,342 50,946
19 Pediatric HIV Project 2,567,926 2,673,450 105,524
20 St Bernadine Center - Part Day 1,273,693 1,318,562 44,869
22 Cold Spring Family Center - Part Day 1,528,804 1,576,363 47,559
23 Morgan State University - Part Day 1,493,755 1,546,096 52,341
26 St Jerome's Part Day 1,754,285 1,816,332 62,047
28 Southeast Community Organization 1,800,509 1,857,005 56,496
30 Herring Run Center - Part Day 1,020,288 1,059,195 38,907
31 Child Care Resource Center 1,106,979 1,147,133 40,154
32 Umoja Head Start Program 1,247,019 1,290,926 43,907
33 Yubi Head Start Program 685,270 707,683 22,413
General 662 0 -662
Federal 28,787,354 29,586,287 798,933
State 2,272,857 1,601,680 -671,177
TOTAL FUNDS $31,060,873 $31,187,967 $127,094


SERVICE: 737 Administration - HCD

0 Transfers -150,000 -150,000 0
1 Salaries 1,898,853 1,991,591 92,738
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,132,601 $3,129,959 $-2,642
1 Research and Strategic Planning 401,638 386,387 -15,251
2 Budget and Accounting 943,796 1,051,763 107,967
3 Communications 246,505 233,545 -12,960
4 Executive Direction and Control 480,126 526,564 46,438
5 Facilities Management 25,536 27,724 2,188
6 Housing Stat 27,237 28,855 1,618
7 Information Technology 303,544 244,406 -59,138
8 Inspector General's Office 98,280 26,204 -72,076
9 Personnel 267,619 240,343 -27,276
10 Strategic Planning, Policy and Programs 144,772 221,834 77,062
12 Government House 0 0 0
General 2,612,257 2,059,226 -553,031
Federal 520,344 1,068,420 548,076
State 0 2,313 2,313
TOTAL FUNDS $3,132,601 $3,129,959 $-2,642


SERVICE: 738 Energy Assistance

1 Salaries 1,189,915 968,310 -221,605
TOTAL OBJECTS $5,834,348 $5,826,711 $-7,637
1 Meap Program 4,500,000 4,494,345 -5,655
2 Weatherization 1,334,348 1,332,366 -1,982
3 Weatherization Program Delivery 0 0 0
State 5,834,348 5,826,711 -7,637
TOTAL FUNDS $5,834,348 $5,826,711 $-7,637


SERVICE: 740 Dawson Center

1 Salaries 227,676 121,135 -106,541
TOTAL OBJECTS $350,938 $240,000 $-110,938
1 Dawson Center 350,938 240,000 -110,938
2 Summer Food Service Programs 0 0 0
General 350,938 0 -350,938
Federal 0 240,000 240,000
State 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $350,938 $240,000 $-110,938


SERVICE: 742 Promote Homeownership

0 Transfers -80,000 -80,000 0
1 Salaries 280,226 274,118 -6,108
TOTAL OBJECTS $762,161 $643,776 $-118,385
1 Live Baltimore 450,000 315,000 -135,000
3 Homeownership 312,161 328,776 16,615
General 537,073 315,000 -222,073
Federal 225,088 328,776 103,688
TOTAL FUNDS $762,161 $643,776 $-118,385


SERVICE: 745 Housing Code Enforcement

0 Transfers 18,297 -402,256 -420,553
1 Salaries 8,062,011 8,414,157 352,146
TOTAL OBJECTS $13,055,991 $12,105,425 $-950,566
1 Administration 755,234 635,413 -119,821
2 Code Enforcement Legal 1,801,459 1,238,802 -562,657
3 Demolition Inspection 0 35,291 35,291
4 Notice Production/Constituent Services 0 82,076 82,076
5 Property Maintainance Code Enforcement 10,499,298 8,748,874 -1,750,424
6 Property Maintainance Inspections 0 119,315 119,315
7 Special Investigations 0 743,518 743,518
8 Systems Programming /Mtg 0 309,923 309,923
9 Demolition Contracts 0 192,213 192,213
General 12,951,049 12,025,168 -925,881
State 55,000 30,257 -24,743
Special 49,942 50,000 58
TOTAL FUNDS $13,055,991 $12,105,425 $-950,566


SERVICE: 747 Register and License Properties and Contractors

1 Salaries 281,801 229,847 -51,954
TOTAL OBJECTS $448,299 $399,870 $-48,429
1 License and Register Contractors 0 72,419 72,419
2 Property Registration and MFD Licensing 448,299 327,451 -120,848
General 448,299 399,870 -48,429
TOTAL FUNDS $448,299 $399,870 $-48,429


SERVICE: 748 Housing Development Finance and Project Management

0 Transfers 210,000 0 -210,000
1 Salaries 639,263 669,105 29,842
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,391,247 $1,291,056 $-100,191
1 Housing Development Finance and Project Management 1,391,247 1,291,056 -100,191
General 315,624 0 -315,624
Federal 1,075,623 1,291,056 215,433
TOTAL FUNDS $1,391,247 $1,291,056 $-100,191


SERVICE: 749 Blight Elimination

0 Transfers -836,497 -787,360 49,137
1 Salaries 1,732,449 1,847,065 114,616
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,443,769 $1,587,889 $144,120
1 Acquisition 1,039,769 948,022 -91,747
2 Asset Management 0 72,615 72,615
4 Disposition 404,000 417,006 13,006
5 Relocation 0 150,246 150,246
General 1,368,769 1,587,889 219,120
Special 75,000 0 -75,000
TOTAL FUNDS $1,443,769 $1,587,889 $144,120


SERVICE: 750 Housing Rehabilitation Loans

0 Transfers -213,000 -213,000 0
1 Salaries 821,006 801,361 -19,645
TOTAL OBJECTS $919,577 $911,999 $-7,578
1 Housing Rehabilitation Loans 919,577 911,999 -7,578
General 48,399 0 -48,399
Federal 871,178 911,999 40,821
TOTAL FUNDS $919,577 $911,999 $-7,578


SERVICE: 751 Building and Zoning Inspections and Permits

1 Salaries 3,868,259 3,695,726 -172,533
TOTAL OBJECTS $5,821,863 $6,120,143 $298,280
1 Construction Code Enforcement 3,219,967 3,137,642 -82,325
2 Demolition 0 78,923 78,923
3 Demolition Inspection 677,825 140,277 -537,548
4 Permit Processing 552,323 1,321,226 768,903
5 Plans Examining (permit review) 738,582 746,423 7,841
6 Zoning Enforcement 0 72,759 72,759
7 Zoning/Permit Processing/ Plans Review and Enforce 633,166 622,893 -10,273
General 5,821,863 6,120,143 298,280
TOTAL FUNDS $5,821,863 $6,120,143 $298,280


SERVICE: 752 Community Outreach Services

0 Transfers 0 20,127 20,127
1 Salaries 881,271 542,707 -338,564
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,214,070 $831,366 $-382,704
1 Ombudsmans Office 1,214,070 719,080 -494,990
2 Anti-Gang Initiative 0 112,286 112,286
General 1,214,070 719,080 -494,990
Federal 0 112,286 112,286
TOTAL FUNDS $1,214,070 $831,366 $-382,704


SERVICE: 753 Community Development

0 Transfers -100,000 0 100,000
1 Salaries 374,500 0 -374,500
TOTAL OBJECTS $385,502 $0 $-385,502
1 Community Development 385,502 0 -385,502
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $385,502 $0 $-385,502
General 385,502 0 -385,502
Federal 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $385,502 $0 $-385,502


SERVICE: 754 Summer Food Service Program

1 Salaries 109,300 190,576 81,276
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,151,730 $3,233,961 $82,231
1 Summer Food Service Program 3,151,730 3,233,961 82,231
State 3,151,730 3,233,961 82,231
TOTAL FUNDS $3,151,730 $3,233,961 $82,231


SERVICE: 755 Affordable Housing Program

0 Transfers 2,800,000 0 -2,800,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,800,000 $0 $-2,800,000
1 Affordable Housing Program Subsidy 2,800,000 0 -2,800,000
General 2,800,000 0 -2,800,000
TOTAL FUNDS $2,800,000 $0 $-2,800,000


SERVICE: 809 Retention, Expansion, and Attraction of Businesses

TOTAL OBJECTS $772,453 $891,932 $119,479
1 Retention, Expansion, and Attraction of Businesses 772,453 891,932 119,479
General 672,453 791,932 119,479
Special 100,000 100,000 0
TOTAL FUNDS $772,453 $891,932 $119,479


SERVICE: 810 Real Estate Development

TOTAL OBJECTS $1,314,742 $1,430,490 $115,748
1 Real Estate Development 1,314,742 1,430,490 115,748
General 1,214,742 1,330,490 115,748
Special 100,000 100,000 0
TOTAL FUNDS $1,314,742 $1,430,490 $115,748


SERVICE: 811 Inner Harbor Coordination

TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $641,853 $641,853
1 Support Cultural Resources 0 641,853 641,853
General 0 403,853 403,853
Motor Vehicle 0 238,000 238,000
Special 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $641,853 $641,853


SERVICE: 812 Business Support - Small Business Resource Center

TOTAL OBJECTS $140,000 $160,000 $20,000
1 Business Support - Small Business Resource Center 140,000 160,000 20,000
General 140,000 160,000 20,000
TOTAL FUNDS $140,000 $160,000 $20,000


SERVICE: 813 Technology Development - Emerging Technology Center

TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $575,000 $575,000
1 Technology Development - Emerging Technology Cente 0 575,000 575,000
General 0 575,000 575,000
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $575,000 $575,000


SERVICE: 814 Improve and Promote Retail Districts Beyond Downtown

TOTAL OBJECTS $1,503,805 $875,593 $-628,212
1 Improve and Promote Retail Districts Beyond Downto 1,503,805 875,593 -628,212
General 1,403,805 775,593 -628,212
Special 100,000 100,000 0
TOTAL FUNDS $1,503,805 $875,593 $-628,212


SERVICE: 119 Neighborhood Service Centers

General Fund
84325 HUMAN SERVICES MANAGER 113 2 0 2 122,600 -2 -122,600 0 0
81381 VOLUNTEER SERVICE COORDINATOR 111 1 0 1 52,200 -1 -52,200 0 0
84323 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER II 558 1 0 1 47,526 -1 -47,526 0 0
84321 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER I 556 7 0 7 317,679 -7 -317,679 0 0
54437 DRIVER I 424 1 0 1 27,546 -1 -27,546 0 0
33257 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR II 075 1 0 1 25,800 -1 -25,800 0 0
33252 TYPIST II 075 4 0 4 111,126 -4 -111,126 0 0

Federal Fund
33672 TRAINING OFFICER I 111 1 0 1 41,700 -1 -41,700 0 0
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 48,900 -1 -48,900 0 0
81193 COMMUNITY RESOURCE COORD 088 0 4 4 152,700 -4 -152,700 0 0
84321 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER I 556 5 -1 4 187,888 -4 -187,888 0 0
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 42,738 -1 -42,738 0 0
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 36,349 -1 -36,349 0 0

State Fund
81153 SOCIAL PROG ADMINISTRATOR III 116 1 0 1 68,900 -1 -68,900 0 0
84323 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER II 558 3 0 3 141,674 -3 -141,674 0 0
84321 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER I 556 25 0 25 1,188,840 -25 -1,188,840 0 0
33252 TYPIST II 075 4 0 4 106,726 -4 -106,726 0 0
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 41 0 41 1,820,389 -41 -1,820,389 0 0

Special Fund
82121 ASSOCIATE TEACHER 078 0 2 2 68,906 -2 -68,906 0 0
82112 TEACHERS ASSISTANT II 072 0 3 3 73,746 -3 -73,746 0 0
Total All Funds 72 8 80 3,393,282 -80 -3,393,282 0 0


SERVICE: 357 Services for Homeless Persons

General Fund
00180 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 941 1 0 1 64,400 -1 -64,400 0 0
00711 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 40,092 -1 -40,092 0 0

Federal Fund
00015 ADM ASST 940 2 0 2 100,900 -2 -100,900 0 0
10120 GRANTS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR 113 1 0 1 56,500 -1 -56,500 0 0
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 55,400 -1 -55,400 0 0
00420 EDP COMMUNICATIONS 089 1 0 1 48,257 -1 -48,257 0 0
00419 HOMELESS PROGRAM COORDINATOR 088 1 0 1 46,251 -1 -46,251 0 0

Special Fund
00411 HOMELESS PROGRAM 632 2 0 2 136,700 -2 -136,700 0 0
00180 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 941 2 0 2 133,700 -2 -133,700 0 0
00015 ADM ASST 940 1 1 2 97,800 -2 -97,800 0 0
42133 HOUSING INSPECTOR SENIOR 090 2 0 2 92,496 -2 -92,496 0 0
07357 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 51,400 -1 -51,400 0 0
10231 RESEARCH ANALYST I 088 0 1 1 38,175 -1 -38,175 0 0
00419 HOMELESS PROGRAM COORDINATOR 088 2 1 3 132,412 -3 -132,412 0 0
00417 HOMELESS HOUSING DEVELOPER I 087 1 0 1 36,674 -1 -36,674 0 0
00416 PROGRAM COMPLIANCE OFFICER I 087 0 1 1 36,674 -1 -36,674 0 0
00415 HOMELESS PROGRAM COUNSELOR 087 2 0 2 73,348 -2 -73,348 0 0
00128 SPECIAL AIDE II 933 1 0 1 37,500 -1 -37,500 0 0
00068 ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE 085 1 0 1 33,884 -1 -33,884 0 0
81171 SOCIAL SERVICES COORDINATOR 084 1 0 1 32,853 -1 -32,853 0 0
00197 OFFICE ASSISTANT 914 1 0 1 29,627 -1 -29,627 0 0
Total All Funds 25 4 29 1,375,043 -29 -1,375,043 0 0


Proposed Operating Plan - City Council
Fiscal Year 2011
(Appropriation is under Housing and Community Development, Program 585)
Fiscal 2010 Fiscal 2011

INCOME
Grant Revenue $
300,000 $ 300,000
Other Income 2,482,195 1,576,000
SUB-TOTAL 2,782,195 1,876,000
General Fund City Subsidy 3,641,000 4,036,868
TOTAL $ 6,423,195 $ 5,912,868
EXPENDITURES
Salaries $ 3,501,217 $ 2,540,237
Other Personnel Costs 1,120,389 0
Other Operating Costs 1,801,589 2,534,353
TOTAL $ 6,423,195 $ 5,074,590
SALARY DETAIL
Fiscal 2010 Fiscal 2011
Position Title Number Amount Number Amount
Full-time Positions
President 1 $ 206,612 1 206,612
Executive Vice President 1 125,000 1 125,000
Chief Financial Officer 1 120,658 1 120,658
Director of Special Projects 1 101,897 1 101,897
Controller 1 83,200 1 83,200
Chief Operating Officer 1 89,663 1 89,663
Director of Commercial Revitalization 1 84,545 1 84,545
Director of Economic Development 4 334,809 4 334,809
Director of Planning & Design 1 79,080 1 79,080
Exec. Dir. Of Maglev MD 1 74,695 1 74,695
Director of Main Streets 1 67,600 1 67,600
Director of Business Development 2 138,831 2 138,831
Director of Brownfields 1 68,952 1 68,952
Architectural Designer/Planner 1 60,000 1 60,000
Director of Public Relations 1 66,930 1 66,930
Director of Foreign Trade Zone #74 1 62,500 1 62,500
Senior Project Analyst 1 64,835 1 64,835
Development Officers 13 743,866 12 679,340
Architectural Assistant 1 58,456 1 58,456
Urban Designer 1 58,383 0 0
Fiscal Technician 1 57,086 0 0
Manager Information Systems 1 56,160 1 56,160
Urban Renewal Administrator 1 54,080 1 69,080
Full Charge Bookkeeper 1 52,000 1 52,000
Receptionist 1 47,843 1 47,843
Business District Specialists 3 132,480 3 132,480
Administrative Assistants 8 335,498 8 333,498
Accounting Clerk 1 34,871 1 34,871
Accounts Payable Clerk 1 40,687 1 40,687
Total Full-time 54 3,501,217 51 3,334,222

Total Part-time
Salary Savings (225,564)
Other Salary Adjustments (568,421)



Federal Fund
10060 CHIEF OF CDBG COMPLIANCE 118 1 0 1 76,000 0 0 1 76,000
72498 CHIEF CONTRACT OFFICER 115 1 0 1 65,400 0 0 1 65,400
72496 CONTRACT OFFICER 112 4 0 4 214,500 0 0 4 214,500
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 39,210 0 0 1 39,210
Total All Funds 16 0 16 861,469 0 0 16 861,469


SERVICE: 604 Early Childhood Education

Federal Fund
82146 DAY CARE PROGRAM DIRECTOR 115 1 0 1 68,700 0 0 1 68,700
82125 DIRECTOR DAY CARE CENTER 089 3 0 3 149,291 0 0 3 149,291
82122 TEACHER 083 4 0 4 149,745 0 0 4 149,745
82121 ASSOCIATE TEACHER 078 6 0 6 210,968 0 0 6 210,968
51241 COOK I 12 MOS 550 3 0 3 88,139 0 0 3 88,139
82112 TEACHERS ASSISTANT II 072 19 0 19 537,773 0 0 19 537,773

Special Fund
82121 ASSOCIATE TEACHER 078 0 0 0 0 2 68,906 2 68,906
82112 TEACHERS ASSISTANT II 072 0 0 0 0 3 73,746 3 73,746
Total All Funds 37 0 37 1,249,706 5 142,652 42 1,392,358


SERVICE: 605 Head Start

General Fund

Federal Fund
10160 DIRECTOR, PUBLIC PROGRAM 964 1 1 2 184,000 -1 -92,000 1 92,000
34426 CHIEF OF FISCAL SERVICES I 117 1 0 1 56,000 0 0 1 56,000
81153 SOCIAL PROG ADMINISTRATOR III 116 1 0 1 65,600 0 0 1 65,600
82135 ASST COORDINATOR PRESCHOOL 114 3 0 3 166,800 0 0 3 166,800
81113 SOCIAL WORKER II 092 4 0 4 180,360 0 0 4 180,360
82133 EDUCATIONAL COORDINATOR 111 2 0 2 99,300 0 0 2 99,300
81381 VOLUNTEER SERVICE COORDINATOR 111 2 0 2 104,400 0 0 2 104,400
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 2 0 2 92,700 0 0 2 92,700
31933 CONTRACT DEVELOPMENT 089 2 0 2 88,002 0 0 2 88,002
81192 HEALTH SOCIAL SERVICES COORDIN 088 2 0 2 84,426 0 0 2 84,426
31500 PROGRAM COMPLIANCE ASSISTANT 080 2 0 2 62,609 0 0 2 62,609
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 34,453 0 0 1 34,453
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800
Total All Funds 34 1 35 1,667,497 -1 -92,000 34 1,575,497


SERVICE: 737 Administration - HCD

General Fund
10121 EXEC ASST TO DEPUTY COMMISIOER 115 1 0 1 51,000 0 0 1 51,000
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 2 0 2 98,864 0 0 2 98,864
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 34,453 0 0 1 34,453

Federal Fund
81162 SOCIAL POLICY AND PROGRAM ANAL 113 2 0 2 124,600 0 0 2 124,600
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 1 0 1 39,931 0 0 1 39,931
Total All Funds 25 0 25 1,467,657 0 0 25 1,467,657


SERVICE: 738 Energy Assistance

General Fund
75340 WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM 113 1 0 1 46,700 0 0 1 46,700

State Fund
75345 ENERGY PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR 115 1 0 1 51,000 0 0 1 51,000
84325 HUMAN SERVICES MANAGER 113 1 0 1 60,300 0 0 1 60,300
31101 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER I 111 1 0 1 57,600 0 0 1 57,600
53223 ASST SUPT PUBLIC BUILDING OPER 110 1 0 1 52,700 0 0 1 52,700
75333 ENERGY PROGRAM TECH II 553 2 0 2 74,186 0 0 2 74,186
75332 ENERGY PROGRAM TECH I 552 7 0 7 210,721 6 168,342 13 379,063
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 27,410 0 0 1 27,410
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800
Total All Funds 21 0 21 793,555 6 168,342 27 961,897


SERVICE: 740 Dawson Center

Federal Fund
81442 COMMUNITY COORDINATOR 090 2 0 2 99,094 -1 -49,547 1 49,547
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 28,875 -1 -28,875 0 0

State Fund
81153 SOCIAL PROG ADMINISTRATOR III 116 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total All Funds 4 -1 3 127,969 -2 -78,422 1 49,547


SERVICE: 742 Promote Homeownership

Federal Fund
10190 DIRECTOR OF HOME OWNERSHIP 120 1 0 1 84,600 0 0 1 84,600
Total All Funds 5 0 5 273,226 0 0 5 273,226



General Fund
10076 ASSOCIATE COUNSEL PUBLIC HOUSI 648 1 0 1 83,700 0 0 1 83,700
33155 SYSTEMS SUPERVISOR 120 1 0 1 82,500 0 0 1 82,500
42136 GENL SUPT HOUSING INSPECTIONS 118 1 0 1 58,800 0 0 1 58,800
72123 ENGINEER III (PE) 117 1 0 1 70,200 0 0 1 70,200
42167 ASST. CHIEF DIV. OF HWSG. INSP 117 1 0 1 56,000 0 0 1 56,000
42165 SUPT HOUSING INSPECTIONS 117 3 0 3 201,800 0 0 3 201,800
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 1 0 1 74,100 0 0 1 74,100
31102 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER II 115 1 0 1 51,000 0 0 1 51,000
10121 EXEC ASST TO DEPUTY COMMISIOER 115 1 0 1 51,000 0 0 1 51,000
42134 ASST SUPT HOUSING INSPECTIONS 114 7 0 7 417,600 0 0 7 417,600
33151 SYSTEMS ANALYST I 114 2 0 2 97,200 0 0 2 97,200
42933 CODE ENFORCEMT INVESTIGATOR II 092 3 0 3 137,448 0 0 3 137,448
42932 ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES INVESTIGA 092 3 0 3 135,270 0 0 3 135,270
33672 TRAINING OFFICER I 111 1 0 1 52,200 0 0 1 52,200
33185 EDP DATA TECHNICIAN SUPERVISOR 111 1 0 1 41,700 0 0 1 41,700
42133 HOUSING INSPECTOR SENIOR 090 34 0 34 1,683,102 0 0 34 1,683,102
42925 SANITATION SECURITY SUPERVISOR 089 1 0 1 54,049 0 0 1 54,049
42931 CODE ENFORCEMT INVESTIGATOR I 087 6 0 6 237,777 0 0 6 237,777
42132 HOUSING INSPECTOR 087 79 0 79 3,352,887 0 0 79 3,352,887
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 32,853 0 0 1 32,853
33232 SECRETARY II 078 2 0 2 58,529 0 0 2 58,529
33252 TYPIST II 075 2 0 2 59,526 0 0 2 59,526




State Fund
42132 HOUSING INSPECTOR 087 1 0 1 50,981 0 0 1 50,981

Special Fund
10075 SENIOR COUNSEL 120 1 0 1 64,800 0 0 1 64,800
10203 ASSISTANT COUNSEL CODE 937 10 0 10 595,300 0 0 10 595,300
84241 PARALEGAL 090 6 0 6 277,703 0 0 6 277,703
33221 LEGAL STENOGRAPHER I 078 1 0 1 27,410 0 0 1 27,410
Total All Funds 208 0 208 9,595,739 0 0 208 9,595,739


SERVICE: 747 Register and License Properties and Contractors

General Fund
33182 EDP DATA TECHNICIAN II 083 1 0 1 31,681 0 0 1 31,681
33252 TYPIST II 075 2 0 2 51,600 0 0 2 51,600
Total All Funds 10 0 10 288,308 0 0 10 288,308


SERVICE: 748 Housing Development Finance and Project Management

Federal Fund
10158 DIRECTOR OF PROJECT FINANCE 120 1 0 1 84,600 0 0 1 84,600
31137 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ANALYST 114 1 0 1 48,600 0 0 1 48,600
74311 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICER I 113 3 0 3 168,300 0 0 3 168,300
Total All Funds 9 0 9 450,269 0 0 9 450,269


SERVICE: 749 Blight Elimination

General Fund
10076 ASSOCIATE COUNSEL PUBLIC HOUSI 648 1 0 1 83,700 0 0 1 83,700
33715 REAL ESTATE AGENT SUPV 116 2 0 2 139,600 0 0 2 139,600
10074 ASSISTANT COUNSEL 116 5 0 5 318,400 -2 -121,600 3 196,800
33725 LAND CONVEYANCE SUPERVISOR 114 1 0 1 63,700 0 0 1 63,700
74311 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICER I 113 1 0 1 65,500 0 0 1 65,500
31511 PROGRAM ANALYST 113 1 0 1 56,500 -1 -56,500 0 0
33712 REAL ESTATE AGENT II 112 14 0 14 744,500 -4 -211,400 10 533,100
32935 LEGAL ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR 091 1 0 1 52,586 0 0 1 52,586
75313 HOUSING REHABILITATION TECH II 088 1 0 1 38,175 0 0 1 38,175
32933 LEGAL ASSISTANT II 087 8 0 8 313,032 -2 -76,710 6 236,322
33215 OFFICE SUPERVISOR 084 1 0 1 45,090 -1 -45,090 0 0
33232 SECRETARY II 078 2 0 2 63,218 -1 -31,609 1 31,609
33213 OFFICE ASSISTANT III 078 5 0 5 150,379 -1 -28,091 4 122,288
Total All Funds 51 0 51 2,546,982 -12 -571,000 39 1,975,982


SERVICE: 750 Housing Rehabilitation Loans

Federal Fund
10159 DIRECTOR OF REHABILITATION 120 1 0 1 80,500 0 0 1 80,500
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 1 0 1 45,749 0 0 1 45,749
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 31,609 0 0 1 31,609
Total All Funds 17 0 17 828,056 0 0 17 828,056


SERVICE: 751 Building and Zoning Inspections and Permits

General Fund
42618 ZONING ADMINISTRATOR 120 1 0 1 64,800 0 0 1 64,800
72123 ENGINEER III (PE) 117 1 0 1 56,000 0 0 1 56,000
42165 SUPT HOUSING INSPECTIONS 117 1 0 1 63,400 0 0 1 63,400
72113 ENGINEER III 116 4 0 4 264,300 0 0 4 264,300
42116 GENERAL SUPT BUILDING INSPECTI 116 1 0 1 72,400 0 0 1 72,400
72112 ENGINEER II 113 5 0 5 245,200 0 0 5 245,200
42617 ZONING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 113 1 0 1 59,200 0 0 1 59,200
42155 SUPT MECHANICAL INSPECTION 113 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
42145 SUPT ELECTRICAL INSPECTION 113 1 0 1 61,900 0 0 1 61,900
42115 SUPT BUILDING INSPECTION 113 1 0 1 46,700 0 0 1 46,700
75112 ARCHITECT II 112 1 0 1 55,300 0 0 1 55,300
42282 CONSTRUCTION MECHNCL INSPEC II 090 3 0 3 156,995 0 0 3 156,995
42272 CONSTRUCTION ELECTRCL INSPECII 090 3 0 3 149,298 0 0 3 149,298
42262 CONSTRUCTION BLDG INSPECTOR II 090 12 0 12 628,858 0 0 12 628,858
72712 ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE II 089 2 0 2 81,378 0 0 2 81,378
42613 ZONING EXAMINER II 087 2 0 2 99,413 0 0 2 99,413
33293 PERMITS/RECORDS SUPERVISOR 087 1 0 1 46,274 0 0 1 46,274
42281 CONSTRUCTION MECHNCL INSPEC I 085 9 0 9 343,264 0 0 9 343,264
42271 CONSTRUCTION ELECTRCL INSPEC I 085 10 0 10 374,129 0 0 10 374,129
42612 ZONING EXAMINER I 084 7 0 7 244,044 0 0 7 244,044
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 34,453 0 0 1 34,453
33232 SECRETARY II 078 2 0 2 54,820 0 0 2 54,820
33252 TYPIST II 075 2 0 2 67,159 0 0 2 67,159
Total All Funds 101 0 101 4,395,051 0 0 101 4,395,051


SERVICE: 752 Community Outreach Services

General Fund
10076 ASSOCIATE COUNSEL PUBLIC HOUSI 648 1 0 1 83,700 -1 -83,700 0 0
72432 NEIGHBORHOOD PROJECT 112 1 0 1 56,700 0 0 1 56,700
84321 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER I 556 0 1 1 46,439 0 0 1 46,439
00128 SPECIAL AIDE II 933 1 0 1 56,200 0 0 1 56,200

Federal Fund
81193 COMMUNITY RESOURCE COORD 088 0 0 0 0 4 152,700 4 152,700
Total All Funds 3 1 4 243,039 3 69,000 7 312,039


SERVICE: 753 Community Development

Federal Fund
10173 DIVISION CHIEF III 955 1 0 1 74,100 -1 -74,100 0 0
74311 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICER I 113 1 0 1 46,700 -1 -46,700 0 0
72432 NEIGHBORHOOD PROJECT 112 6 0 6 283,900 -6 -283,900 0 0
Total All Funds 9 0 9 537,100 -9 -537,100 0 0


SERVICE: 754 Summer Food Service Program

State Fund
81153 SOCIAL PROG ADMINISTRATOR III 116 0 1 1 70,900 0 0 1 70,900
Total All Funds 0 1 1 70,900 0 0 1 70,900

Human Resources
Human Resources

Human
Resources
Service 771
Service 770
Benefits
Administration
Administration
Service 772
Service 773
Civil Service
COB University
Management

Human Resources
Human Resources
Budget: $6,737,467
Positions: 46
Mission
The Department of Human Resources advises the Civil Service Commission on rules and regulations
governing the selection, appointment, promotion, demotion and discipline of City employees. It also provides
comprehensive human resources programs and services including training to attract, develop and retain an
organizationally effective workforce.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 4,626,105 4,402,632 7,145,096 4,567,228
AGENCY TOTAL $6,431,557 $6,572,293 $9,317,600 $6,737,467
Overview
The City Charter established the Civil Service Commission to advise the Mayor on personnel matters and
provide oversight to the Department of Human Resources that is also established by the Charter. The
Commission also investigates and rules on appeals of termination, suspension over 30 days and demotions of
civil service employees.
While the commission is responsible for the final determination of personnel rules and regulations, most of the
daily work is performed by the Department. Its various functions are performed by individual divisions under
the direction of the Director of Human Resources.
The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $4.6 million, $165,000 or 3.6% higher than the Fiscal
2010 level of appropriation. The recommendation includes $1.6 million in annual fees for the new Human
Resources Information System and $70,000 for the commuter pre-tax voucher program.
The Internal Service Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2010 is $2.2 million, unchanged from the Fiscal 2010
level. This fund provides for the payment of unemployment insurance claims.
The recommendation will maintain the current level of service.
City Services
770. Human Resources Administration General Funds - $3,095,946
Department of Human Resources
The Department of Human Resources Administration is responsible for the agency’s overall performance,
budget preparation and implementation, procurement functions, human resource functions for policy
development, city-wide communications, criminal background investigations, Civil Service Commission
administration, and Human Resources Information System (HRIS) support. DHR advises the Mayor and
agency heads on personnel matters. The General Fund recommendation is $3,095,946, a decrease of $209,181
or 6% lower than the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 budget will abolish one filled and one
vacant position.

Human Resources
771. Benefits Administration General Fund - $335,451

Department of Human Resources Other Funds - $2,113,894
The Employee Benefits Division (EBD) is responsible for administering the City’s health and welfare plans.
The Division provides centralized administration for the self-insured medical plans; the prescription drug and
Medicare Part D benefits; a dental HMO and PPO; a vision plan; basic and optional life insurance programs;
two flexible spending accounts; the Commuter transit program, and the unemployment insurance and
Employee Assistance Programs. The increase in funding for this service will offset approximately $1.5 million
in retiree drug costs and reduce the City’s OPEB liability by $12 million. This will be accomplished through
increased communication to the City’s 22,000 retirees of the Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Program. The
number of active and retired employees who are anticipated to be enrolled in the city’s medical coverage plan
in Fiscal 2011 is 27,000. The General Fund recommendation is $133,452 (66%) higher than Fiscal 2010. The
Fiscal 2010 budget will abolish two vacant positions.
772. Civil Service Management General Fund - $1,067,822
Department of Human Resources (DHR) Other Funds - $56,345
This service is responsible for identifying, classifying into occupational groups, and establishing compensation
levels for the positions that comprise Baltimore City’s workforce. This division conducts position, organization
and compensation studies and advises the Board of Estimates on changes proposed by City agencies. It is also
responsible for salary administration, overseeing salary policy issues, and developing and maintaining
specifications for job classifications. In Fiscal 2011, DHR will review 1,200 classifications. This service will
also streamline the hiring process for both applicants and hiring agencies, and investigate ways to reform the
compensation structure. The Results Team recommended that DHR study the costs and benefits of
consolidating City personnel management functions to improve standardization and reduce costs. The General
Fund recommendation is $260,657 (32%) higher than Fiscal 2010. The recommendation will abolish two
vacant and two filled positions. The Internal Service Fund recommendation of $56,345 is due to the transfer of
one position from Benefits Administration.
773. City of Baltimore University General Fund - $68,009
Department of Human Resources
This service within the Department of Human Resources offers a wide curriculum of training courses to
Baltimore City Employees. The training and development program ensures the uniform development,
implementation, and maintenance of strategic learning opportunities. The program addresses diverse training
programs such as Supervisory and Leadership development, new employee orientation, customer service,
communications, diversity, sexual harassment prevention, workplace violence prevention, and includes other
employee development programs that are at the discretion of both agencies and employees. This is primarily a
self-supporting function that draws its revenues from city agencies. In Fiscal 2011, the division anticipates
training approximately 7,000 employees. The General Fund recommendation is $20,332 (23%) below Fiscal
2010. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation will abolish three vacant positions.

Human Resources
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
770 Administration - Human Resources 3,305,127 NA 3,095,946
771 Benefits Administration 2,371,660 NA 2,449,345
772 Civil Service Management 807,165 NA 1,124,167
773 COB University 88,341 NA 68,009
AGENCY TOTAL $6,572,293 NA $6,737,467

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
160 Personnel Administration 0 5 -5 0
770 Administration - Human Resources 8 0 -2 6
771 Benefits Administration 22 0 3 25
772 Civil Service Management 16 0 -4 12
773 COB University 6 0 -3 3
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -1,573,576 -2,606,244 -2,439,078 -2,412,765
1 Salaries 3,074,083 2,995,506 4,859,424 2,742,677
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 8,837 0 635,655 377,000
AGENCY TOTAL $6,431,557 $6,572,293 $9,317,600 $6,737,467

Human Resources
AGENCY: 100 Human Resources

SERVICE: 770 Administration - Human Resources

0 Transfers -187,973 0 187,973
1 Salaries 793,820 605,010 -188,810
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,305,127 $3,095,946 $-209,181
1 Administration - Human Resources 3,298,319 3,095,946 -202,373
56 Workers Compensation Expenses 6,808 0 -6,808
General 3,305,127 3,095,946 -209,181
TOTAL FUNDS $3,305,127 $3,095,946 $-209,181

Human Resources

SERVICE: 771 Benefits Administration

0 Transfers -1,838,286 -1,862,859 -24,573
1 Salaries 1,141,741 1,248,482 106,741
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,371,660 $2,449,345 $77,685
1 Benefits Administration 2,371,660 2,449,345 77,685
General 201,999 335,451 133,452
TOTAL FUNDS $2,371,660 $2,449,345 $77,685

Human Resources

SERVICE: 772 Civil Service Management

0 Transfers -175,000 -215,000 -40,000
1 Salaries 703,167 677,282 -25,885
TOTAL OBJECTS $807,165 $1,124,167 $317,002
1 Civil Service Management 807,165 1,124,167 317,002
General 807,165 1,067,822 260,657
TOTAL FUNDS $807,165 $1,124,167 $317,002

Human Resources

SERVICE: 773 COB University

0 Transfers -404,985 -334,906 70,079
1 Salaries 356,778 211,903 -144,875
TOTAL OBJECTS $88,341 $68,009 $-20,332
1 COB University 88,341 68,009 -20,332
General 88,341 68,009 -20,332
TOTAL FUNDS $88,341 $68,009 $-20,332

Human Resources

SERVICE: 160 Personnel Administration

General Fund
33628 HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST I 090 0 3 3 124,314 -3 -124,314 0 0
Total All Funds 0 5 5 179,134 -5 -179,134 0 0

Human Resources

SERVICE: 770 Administration - Human Resources

General Fund
33677 PERSONNEL GENERALIST II 111 1 0 1 41,700 -1 -41,700 0 0
Total All Funds 8 0 8 638,857 -2 -124,700 6 514,157

Human Resources

SERVICE: 771 Benefits Administration

General Fund
33690 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS SUPERVISOR 114 1 0 1 65,300 0 0 1 65,300
33696 EMPL ASSISTANCE COUNSELOR II 092 2 0 2 99,996 0 0 2 99,996
33628 HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST I 090 0 0 0 0 3 124,314 3 124,314
94142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 50,100 0 0 1 50,100
94133 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT III 084 1 0 1 38,203 0 0 1 38,203
33681 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT I 081 2 0 2 67,893 -1 -29,630 1 38,263
33688 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS ASSISTANT 080 1 0 1 34,856 0 0 1 34,856
33663 MEDICAL CLAIMS EXAMINER 080 2 0 2 73,603 0 0 2 73,603
93253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 34,453 0 0 1 34,453
93213 OFFICE ASSISTANT III 078 1 0 1 34,453 2 54,820 3 89,273
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 21 0 21 1,052,285 3 123,704 24 1,175,989

Total All Funds 22 0 22 1,086,738 3 123,704 25 1,210,442

Human Resources

SERVICE: 772 Civil Service Management

General Fund
33630 HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST III 116 1 0 1 72,400 0 0 1 72,400
10074 ASSISTANT COUNSEL 116 1 0 1 72,400 -1 -72,400 0 0
33629 HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST II 113 6 0 6 324,800 -2 -93,400 4 231,400
33621 PERSONNEL POLICY ANALYST 111 1 0 1 53,500 -1 -53,500 0 0

Total All Funds 16 0 16 886,087 -4 -219,300 12 666,787

Human Resources

SERVICE: 773 COB University

General Fund
33669 APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM ADMINIS 113 1 0 1 63,900 0 0 1 63,900
33672 TRAINING OFFICER I 111 3 0 3 135,600 -3 -135,600 0 0
33667 APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 088 1 0 1 51,803 0 0 1 51,803
Total All Funds 6 0 6 347,503 -3 -135,600 3 211,903

Law
Law

Law
Service 861
Central Bureau of
Administration Contracts Law Corporate Real Estate
Investigation
Service 868
Service 865 Litigation and
General Legal Advice Land Use and
Employment Advice Workers
and Representation Environmental Matters
Compensation

Minority and Opinions and Advice Representation and
Women’s Business for City and City Advice for Law
Opportunity Office Council Enforcement

Law
Law
Budget: $8,712,058
Positions: 96
Mission
The mission of the Law Department is to represent the interests of the City in litigation matters; protect the
corporate and financial interests of the City in the negotiation and consummation of contractual, financial, and
real estate transactions; aggressively defend the City in liability cases; enhance and expand a collections effort;
and provide sound legal advice and counsel to the Mayor, City Council and City departments, boards and
commissions.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 4,018,693 3,784,400 5,061,367 3,771,433
Special -81,560 106 100,329 0
AGENCY TOTAL $8,539,776 $8,623,414 $10,311,811 $8,712,058
Overview
The Department of Law is an agency of the City established by the City Charter. The head of the Department
is the City Solicitor, who is appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council. Under the City
Charter, the City Solicitor is the legal adviser and representative of the City and its departments, officers,
commissions, boards and authorities and has general supervision and direction of the legal business of the
City. In addition to overseeing the Department of Law, the City Solicitor is a member of the Board of
Estimates.
City Services
860. Administration – Law General Fund - $127,972
Law Department Other Funds - $97,452
This service provides for the overall direction and control of the agency. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund
recommendation is $127,972, a reduction of $12,237 or 8.7% below the Fiscal 2010 budget.
861. Central Bureau of Investigation Other Funds - $3,195,453
Law Department
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), part of the Litigation Practice Group, is responsible for vetting,
investigating, and resolving the many hundreds of claims that are filed against the City every year seeking
millions of dollars in compensation. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will maintain current services.

Law
863. Contracts General Fund - $217,003

The Contracts Practice Group negotiates, drafts, and reviews all City contracts, and provides day-to-day advice
to City agencies. This service provides the legal framework that allows agencies to move the Mayor’s agenda
forward through negotiating, drafting and reviewing contracts. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund recommendation
is $2,222 (1.0%) above Fiscal 2010. In Fiscal 2011, this service will maintain current services, which amounts
to the drafting of approximately 430 contracts and reviewing 3,200 contracts for form and legal sufficiency.
864. Corporate Real Estate General Fund - $322,067
Law Department
The Corporate Practice Group serves as a one stop shop for all legal issues related to the City’s real estate,
economic development, lending and municipal financing requirements. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is
$322,067, a decrease of $587 or 0.2% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will maintain
current services.
865. Employment Advice – Law General Fund - $184,964
The Labor and Employment Practice Group represents the City in all employment related matters, advises
agencies on personnel issues, serves on the City’s Policy Committee, reviews and provides advice on labor
contracts, and works closely with the Labor Commissioner’s Office and Department of Human Resources. This
service also represents the City before State and federal courts, the Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission, the new Office of Civil Rights (formerly the Community Relations Commission), the Maryland
Commission on Human Relations, the Civil Service Commission, and the State Office of Administrative
Hearings. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will maintain current services, which constitutes about 75 cases per year.
866. General Advice and Representation General Fund - $510,611
Law Department
This service directs and supervises the City’s legal work, staffs various boards and commissions, and
represents the City on high-priority or problematic matters. This service preserves agencies’ funding streams
and litigates in-house as well as retains outside counsel on contingency to obtain recoveries from entities that
have damaged the City. It also leverages City resources by minimizing judgments against the City and through
its preventative actions which reduce City exposure to liability. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $11,962
(2.4%) above Fiscal 2010. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will maintain current services.
867. Land Use and Environmental Matters – Law General Fund – $618,298
Law Department
The Land Use Practice Group represents and advises the City in several major practice areas: condemnation,
zoning, environment, planning, historic preservation, and demolition of property. The Fiscal 2011
recommendation is $618,298, a reduction of $7,190 or 1.1% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011
proposal will maintain current services.
868. Litigation and Workers Compensation General Fund - $674,790
Law Department Other Funds - $1,363,586
The Litigation Practice Group represents the City in hundreds of cases annually before all courts on a wide
range of subject matters, including constitutional and public law, contracts, torts, environment, personnel,
planning, zoning law, and general real estate disputes, and also prosecutes lawsuits on behalf of the City to

Law
affirmatively recover money. In Fiscal 2009, this unit defended the City in 350 lawsuits. The Fiscal 2011
General Fund recommendation is $21,393 (3.3%) above Fiscal 2010. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will maintain
current services.
869. Minority and Women’s Business General Fund - $412,663
Opportunity Office
Law Department
Minority and Women’s Business Opportunity Office (MWBOO) is responsible for certification of Minority
Business Enterprises (MBEs) and Women Business Enterprises (WBEs), maintaining a directory of certified
businesses, investigating alleged violations of the MWBE ordinance, maintaining statistics on availability and
utilization of MBEs and WBEs, setting annual participation goals, setting contract participation goals on a
contract by contract basis, setting participation goals on City-assisted projects, and providing assistance to
bidders and developers in identifying MBE/WBE firms. This unit certified 1,335 businesses in Fiscal 2009.
The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $96,017 (30.3%) above Fiscal 2010. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation
includes funding for a new software system to automate the certification process.
870. Opinions and Advice General Fund - $250,372
Law Department
The Opinions and Advice Practice Group provides legal advice and opinions to the Mayor’s Office, the City
Council, and all City agencies, boards, and commissions, drafts Executive Orders, reviews City and State
legislation for legality, and assists at all phases of the City and State legislative process. The Fiscal 2011
recommendation is $3,342 (1.3%) below Fiscal 2010. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will maintain current services,
which constitute the review of approximately 150 bills.
871. Representation and Advice for Law Enforcement General Fund -$452,693
The Office of Legal Affairs handles all legal and legislative matters for the Police Department (BPD),
defending the Department and its members in civil litigation in both federal and State Court, representing the
BPD in internal discipline proceedings, civil citation hearings, forfeiture hearings, and City Code violation
hearings, and provides legal advice, contract review, and training for the BPD. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund
recommendation is $1,190 (0.3%) above the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 proposal will maintain
current services.

Law
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
860 Administration - Law 174,031 NA 225,424
861 Central Bureau of Investigation 3,341,012 NA 3,195,453
863 Contracts Law 214,782 NA 320,123
864 Corporate Real Estate 322,656 NA 322,067
865 Employment Advice - Law 392,662 NA 272,274
866 General Legal Advice and Representation 506,193 NA 510,611
867 Land Use and Environmental Matters - Law 625,488 NA 618,298
868 Litigation and Workers Compensation 2,032,677 NA 2,038,376
869 Minority and Women's Business Opportunity Office 316,646 NA 412,663
870 Opinions and Advice for City and City Council 253,713 NA 250,372
871 Representation and Advice for Law Enforcement 443,554 NA 546,397
AGENCY TOTAL $8,623,414 NA $8,712,058

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
860 Administration - Law 3 0 0 3
861 Central Bureau of Investigation 13 0 0 13
862 Collections 12 0 0 12
863 Contracts Law 6 0 0 6
864 Corporate Real Estate 4 0 0 4
865 Employment Advice - Law 6 0 0 6
866 General Legal Advice and Representation 5 0 0 5
867 Land Use and Environmental Matters - Law 9 0 0 9
868 Litigation and Workers Compensation 17 0 0 17
869 Minority and Women's Business Opportunity Office 7 0 0 7
870 Opinions and Advice for City and City Council 5 0 0 5
871 Representation and Advice for Law Enforcement 9 0 0 9
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -3,052,256 -3,127,758 -2,000,843 -3,028,218
1 Salaries 7,125,574 7,183,668 7,586,352 7,235,752
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over -218,900 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $8,539,776 $8,623,414 $10,311,811 $8,712,058

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 860 Administration - Law

1 Salaries 74,186 143,649 69,463
TOTAL OBJECTS $174,031 $225,424 $51,393
1 Administration 122,000 191,144 69,144
General 140,309 127,972 -12,337
Special 106 0 -106
TOTAL FUNDS $174,031 $225,424 $51,393

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 861 Central Bureau of Investigation

1 Salaries 820,217 771,958 -48,259
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,341,012 $3,195,453 $-145,559
1 Central Bureau of Investigation 3,341,012 3,195,453 -145,559
General 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $3,341,012 $3,195,453 $-145,559

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 863 Contracts Law

0 Transfers -201,208 -257,003 -55,795
1 Salaries 320,264 433,883 113,619
TOTAL OBJECTS $214,782 $320,123 $105,341
1 Contracts 214,782 320,123 105,341
General 214,782 217,003 2,221
TOTAL FUNDS $214,782 $320,123 $105,341

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 864 Corporate Real Estate

0 Transfers -288,223 -257,003 31,220
1 Salaries 494,493 429,836 -64,657
TOTAL OBJECTS $322,656 $322,067 $-589
1 Corporate Real Estate 322,656 322,067 -589
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $322,656 $322,067 $-589
General 322,656 322,067 -589
TOTAL FUNDS $322,656 $322,067 $-589

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 865 Employment Advice - Law

0 Transfers -162,118 -257,003 -94,885
1 Salaries 457,051 424,406 -32,645
TOTAL OBJECTS $392,662 $272,274 $-120,388
1 Employment Advice 392,662 272,274 -120,388
General 307,662 184,964 -122,698
TOTAL FUNDS $392,662 $272,274 $-120,388

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 866 General Legal Advice and Representation

0 Transfers -194,275 -257,002 -62,727
1 Salaries 473,435 560,893 87,458
TOTAL OBJECTS $506,193 $510,611 $4,418
1 General Advice and Representation 506,193 510,611 4,418
General 506,193 510,611 4,418
TOTAL FUNDS $506,193 $510,611 $4,418

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 867 Land Use and Environmental Matters - Law

0 Transfers -313,444 -257,003 56,441
1 Salaries 753,040 705,392 -47,648
TOTAL OBJECTS $625,488 $618,298 $-7,190
1 Land Use and Environmental Matters 625,488 618,298 -7,190
General 625,488 618,298 -7,190
TOTAL FUNDS $625,488 $618,298 $-7,190

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 868 Litigation and Workers Compensation

0 Transfers -187,340 -18,057 169,283
1 Salaries 1,703,940 1,507,054 -196,886
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,032,677 $2,038,376 $5,699
1 Litigation and Workers Compensation 2,032,677 2,038,376 5,699
General 653,397 674,790 21,393
Special 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $2,032,677 $2,038,376 $5,699

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 869 Minority and Women's Business Opportunity Office

0 Transfers -234,516 -234,516 0
1 Salaries 409,317 472,150 62,833
TOTAL OBJECTS $316,646 $412,663 $96,017
1 Minority and Women's Business Opportunity Office 316,646 412,663 96,017
General 316,646 412,663 96,017
TOTAL FUNDS $316,646 $412,663 $96,017

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 870 Opinions and Advice for City and City Council

0 Transfers -250,392 -257,003 -6,611
1 Salaries 385,050 424,125 39,075
TOTAL OBJECTS $253,713 $250,372 $-3,341
1 Opinions and Advice for City and City Council 253,713 250,372 -3,341
General 253,713 250,372 -3,341
TOTAL FUNDS $253,713 $250,372 $-3,341

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 871 Representation and Advice for Law Enforcement

0 Transfers -203,102 -257,003 -53,901
1 Salaries 518,096 659,915 141,819
4 Materials and Supplies 2,423 2,000 -423
TOTAL OBJECTS $443,554 $546,397 $102,843
1 Representation and Advice for Law Enforcement 443,554 546,397 102,843
General 443,554 452,693 9,139
TOTAL FUNDS $443,554 $546,397 $102,843

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 860 Administration - Law

General Fund
33676 PERSONNEL GENERALIST I 088 1 0 1 51,803 0 0 1 51,803
94132 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT II 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349

93173 EDP COMMUNICATIONS 089 1 0 1 55,497 0 0 1 55,497
Total All Funds 3 0 3 143,649 0 0 3 143,649

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 861 Central Bureau of Investigation

10199 CHIEF SOLICITOR 958 1 0 1 98,100 0 0 1 98,100
00737 SPECIAL INVESTIGATION SUPERVIS 117 2 0 2 149,700 0 0 2 149,700
32211 CLAIMS INVESTIGATOR 113 6 0 6 363,700 0 0 6 363,700
Total All Funds 13 0 13 772,282 0 0 13 772,282

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 862 Collections

Special Fund
10199 CHIEF SOLICITOR 958 1 0 1 87,800 0 0 1 87,800
10198 ASSISTANT SOLICITOR 937 3 0 3 199,100 0 0 3 199,100
32935 LEGAL ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR 091 1 0 1 53,310 0 0 1 53,310
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
93232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 34,453 0 0 1 34,453
Total All Funds 12 0 12 705,176 0 0 12 705,176

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 863 Contracts Law

General Fund
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 41,091 0 0 1 41,091

Total All Funds 6 0 6 425,991 0 0 6 425,991

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 864 Corporate Real Estate

General Fund
10199 CHIEF SOLICITOR 958 2 0 2 169,800 0 0 2 169,800
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 40,386 0 0 1 40,386
Total All Funds 4 0 4 319,286 0 0 4 319,286

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 865 Employment Advice - Law

General Fund
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090

Total All Funds 6 0 6 419,490 0 0 6 419,490

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 866 General Legal Advice and Representation

General Fund
00735 CITY SOLICITOR 88M 1 0 1 160,000 0 0 1 160,000
10199 CHIEF SOLICITOR 958 2 0 2 197,800 0 0 2 197,800
10105 SECRETARY TO THE CITY SOLICITO 091 1 0 1 60,476 0 0 1 60,476
Total All Funds 5 0 5 550,676 0 0 5 550,676

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 867 Land Use and Environmental Matters - Law

General Fund
10199 CHIEF SOLICITOR 958 2 0 2 177,500 0 0 2 177,500
Total All Funds 9 0 9 641,327 0 0 9 641,327

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 868 Litigation and Workers Compensation

General Fund
10199 CHIEF SOLICITOR 958 3 0 3 285,600 0 0 3 285,600
93222 LEGAL STENOGRAPHER II 080 1 0 1 31,160 0 0 1 31,160

10199 CHIEF SOLICITOR 958 2 0 2 180,900 0 0 2 180,900
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 43,914 0 0 1 43,914
Total All Funds 17 0 17 1,254,298 0 0 17 1,254,298

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 869 Minority and Women's Business Opportunity Office

General Fund
10040 ASSISTANT CHIEF EOC 117 1 0 1 73,800 0 0 1 73,800
33658 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OFFICER 113 1 0 1 62,300 0 0 1 62,300
32211 CLAIMS INVESTIGATOR 113 2 0 2 120,200 0 0 2 120,200
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 43,874 0 0 1 43,874
Total All Funds 7 0 7 472,785 0 0 7 472,785

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 870 Opinions and Advice for City and City Council

General Fund
10199 CHIEF SOLICITOR 958 1 0 1 48,000 0 0 1 48,000
Total All Funds 5 0 5 317,146 0 0 5 317,146

Law
AGENCY: 3500 Law

SERVICE: 871 Representation and Advice for Law Enforcement

General Fund
10199 CHIEF SOLICITOR 958 1 0 1 98,000 0 0 1 98,000

Total All Funds 9 0 9 616,906 0 0 9 616,906

Legislative Reference

Legislative
Reference

Legislative Reference Archives and Records
Services Management

Budget: $795,333
Positions: 8
Mission
The Department of Legislative Reference was established by the City Charter to draft legislation, to serve as
the official repository for City documents and maintain a reference library for legislation regarding the
operations of City government.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 825,359 788,363 944,701 783,933
Special 3,683 11,400 11,400 11,400
AGENCY TOTAL $829,042 $799,763 $956,101 $795,333
Overview
The Director of Legislative Reference, who is appointed by the Board of Legislative Reference, carries out the
duties of the department and supervises the City Archives and Records Management Office.
City Services
106. Legislative Reference General Fund - $482,298
Other Funds - $11,400
This service provides support to the City Council and Administration; drafts all legislation and resolutions for
the Mayor and City Council; researches and reports on existing and proposed City and State legislation;
provides reports and minutes of the meetings of City agencies; administers and enforces the City's ethics law;
operates the Legislative Reference Library; publishes and distributes the City Code, the City Building, Fire and
Related Codes, the City Charter and the Code of Public Local Laws; prints City legislation; and revises the
City Code and other publications annually or as is appropriate.
The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $482,298, an increase of 19,098 or 4% above the fiscal 2010 level of
appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation will allow current service levels to be maintained. The
Special Service Fund recommendation is $12,400, unchanged from the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
107. Archives General Fund - $301,635
This service is the repository for all city documents and historical data. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation will
allow current service levels to be maintained. The General Fund recommendation is $$301,645, a decrease of
$23,528 or 7% lower than the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
106 Legislative Reference Services 474,600 NA 493,698
107 Archives and Records Management 325,163 NA 301,635
AGENCY TOTAL $799,763 NA $795,333

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
106 Legislative Reference Services 6 0 0 6
107 Archives and Records Management 2 0 0 2
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -5,477 0 0 0
1 Salaries 399,707 417,828 451,060 356,094
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 12,985 785 785 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 110 110 0 108
AGENCY TOTAL $829,042 $799,763 $956,101 $795,333

AGENCY: 3700 Legislative Reference

SERVICE: 106 Legislative Reference Services

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 322,150 321,666 -484
3 Contractual Services 69,301 69,043 -258
TOTAL OBJECTS $474,600 $493,698 $19,098
1 Legislative Reference Services 463,090 482,190 19,100
4 Publication 0 0 0
5 Code Revision 11,400 11,400 0
General 463,200 482,298 19,098
Special 11,400 11,400 0
TOTAL FUNDS $474,600 $493,698 $19,098


SERVICE: 107 Archives and Records Management

1 Salaries 95,678 34,428 -61,250
TOTAL OBJECTS $325,163 $301,635 $-23,528
1 Archives and Records Management Office 325,163 301,635 -23,528
General 325,163 301,635 -23,528
TOTAL FUNDS $325,163 $301,635 $-23,528


SERVICE: 106 Legislative Reference Services

General Fund
33828 DIRECTOR LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE 648 1 0 1 94,600 0 0 1 94,600
34531 LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH TECH 110 2 0 2 93,600 0 0 2 93,600
33824 LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE ASST 084 2 0 2 75,591 0 0 2 75,591
Total All Funds 6 0 6 355,491 0 0 6 355,491


SERVICE: 107 Archives and Records Management

General Fund
33825 ARCHIVES RECORD MANAGEMENT 113 1 0 1 60,800 0 0 1 60,800
33820 ARCHIVES TECHNICIAN 078 1 0 1 34,769 0 0 1 34,769
Total All Funds 2 0 2 95,569 0 0 2 95,569

Liquor License Board

Liquor
License Board
Service 851
Service 850
Liquor License
Liquor Licensing
Compliance


Budget: $2,148,692
Positions: 34
Mission
The Board of Liquor License Commissioners is an agency of the State responsible for regulating the sale,
storage and distribution of retail alcoholic beverages in Baltimore City. The Board is additionally responsible
for licensing and regulating adult entertainment businesses in Baltimore City.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 1,871,578 2,305,153 2,300,253 2,148,692
AGENCY TOTAL $1,871,578 $2,305,153 $2,300,253 $2,148,692
Overview
Responsibilities of the Board of Liquor License Commissioners include processing applications and renewals
for the sale of beer, wine, and liquor; conducting periodic inspections of businesses licensed to sell alcoholic
beverages; collecting all license fees and fines; and fining, suspending, or revoking the licenses of violators of
the liquor laws. Since May 1999, the Board has also been given the responsibility of licensing and regulating
adult entertainment businesses in Baltimore City. The Board, by regulation and State law, currently controls
the number of new licenses. The total number of alcoholic beverage licenses in Baltimore City as of March 30,
2010 is 1,434 and the total number of active adult entertainment licenses is 33. The Board also closely
regulates applications for transfer of licenses, as well as the issuance of over 700 temporary licenses for special
events each year.
House Bill 1120, enacted in the 1998 session of the Maryland General Assembly, authorized the Mayor and
City Council to allow the Liquor Board to enforce the law and regulations governing adult entertainment.
Under the provisions of Ordinance 99-417, the City Council subsequently transferred jurisdiction over the
licensing and regulation of adult entertainment from the Department of Housing and Community Development
to the Liquor License Board.
Consistent with the provisions of Senate Bill 676, adopted in May 1997, authorization was given to make all
unclassified Liquor License Board inspectors part of the classified civil service of Baltimore City. Furthermore,
with the passage of Senate Bill 302, adopted in April 1998, approval was also given to make certain
unclassified Liquor License Board inspector supervisor and clerical positions part of the City's classified civil
service. Senate Bill 302, as approved, also gave the Liquor License Board, with the advice and consent of the
City's members of the Maryland State Senate, the authority to determine the salaries of certain of the Board's
employees.

City Services
850. Liquor Licensing General Fund - $620,930
Liquor Control Board
This service provides for the issuance, transference and renewal of the City’s alcoholic beverage and adult
entertainment licenses. The service collaborates with applicants regarding license issuance, renewal
requirements, and legislatively mandated community participation in the licensing process. The funding will
fully underwrite the servicing of the City’s over 1,400 alcoholic beverage and 34 adult entertainment licenses.
The General Fund appropriation is $1,200 or 0.2% above Fiscal 2010.
851. Liquor License Compliance General Fund – $1,527,762
This service provides regular inspection of licensed establishments to ensure compliance with the State laws
and regulations regarding the sale and service of alcohol within Baltimore City. In addition, this service
monitors the City’s adult entertainment establishments. Citizen complaints regarding licensed establishments
are referred by the City’s 311 call center. Violations of State law and liquor board licensure rules are handled at
public hearings conducted by the Liquor Board. It is anticipated through the funding level that routine
inspections completed will increase in Fiscal 2011 by 5.5%, from approximately 4,500 to 4,750. The General
Fund appropriation is $157,600 or 9.3% below Fiscal 2010.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
850 Liquor Licensing 619,745 NA 620,930
851 Liquor License Compliance 1,685,408 NA 1,527,762
AGENCY TOTAL $2,305,153 NA $2,148,692

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
850 Liquor Licensing 8 0 0 8
851 Liquor License Compliance 26 0 0 26
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 1,399,443 1,672,101 1,631,905 1,505,207
4 Materials and Supplies -14,799 8,501 13,500 13,500
AGENCY TOTAL $1,871,578 $2,305,153 $2,300,253 $2,148,692

AGENCY: 4100 Liquor License Board

SERVICE: 850 Liquor Licensing

1 Salaries 452,638 395,595 -57,043
TOTAL OBJECTS $619,745 $620,930 $1,185
1 Liquor Control 619,745 620,930 1,185
General 619,745 620,930 1,185
TOTAL FUNDS $619,745 $620,930 $1,185


SERVICE: 851 Liquor License Compliance

1 Salaries 1,219,463 1,109,612 -109,851
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,685,408 $1,527,762 $-157,646
1 Liquor License Compliance 1,668,834 1,493,193 -175,641
General 1,685,408 1,527,762 -157,646
TOTAL FUNDS $1,685,408 $1,527,762 $-157,646


SERVICE: 850 Liquor Licensing

General Fund
00290 CHAIRMAN LIQUOR BOARD 89A 1 0 1 28,500 0 0 1 28,500
33205 LIQUOUR BOARD ASST EXE SECRETA 099 1 0 1 81,277 0 0 1 81,277
33206 LIQUOR BOARD SECRETARY III 086 1 0 1 45,061 0 0 1 45,061
34162 LIQUOR BOARD ACCOUNTING ASSTIS 085 1 0 1 45,524 0 0 1 45,524
33202 LIQUOR BOARD OFFICE ASSISTANT 082 2 0 2 71,260 0 0 2 71,260
00203 APPEALS COUNSEL LIQUOR BOARD 075 1 0 1 30,279 0 0 1 30,279
Total All Funds 8 0 8 395,801 0 0 8 395,801


SERVICE: 851 Liquor License Compliance

General Fund
00286 COMMISSIONER LIQUOR BOARD 88A 2 0 2 56,000 0 0 2 56,000
42945 LIQUOR BOARD CHIEF INSPECTOR 099 1 0 1 81,277 0 0 1 81,277
42943 LIQUOR BOARD ASST CHIEF INSPEC 097 1 0 1 72,386 0 0 1 72,386
33204 LIQUOR BOARD COMMUNITY 093 1 0 1 59,082 0 0 1 59,082
42944 LIQUOR BOARD INSPECTOR III 088 3 0 3 114,525 0 0 3 114,525
42942 LIQUOR BOARD INSPECTOR II 085 15 0 15 644,533 0 0 15 644,533
33202 LIQUOR BOARD OFFICE ASSISTANT 082 1 0 1 31,825 0 0 1 31,825
00203 APPEALS COUNSEL LIQUOR BOARD 075 1 0 1 29,326 0 0 1 29,326
Total All Funds 26 0 26 1,180,954 0 0 26 1,180,954

Mayoralty
Mayoralty

Mayoralty

Executive Direction Office of Office of
and Control State Relations Community Projects

Mayoralty
Mayoralty
Budget: $4,251,607
Positions: 52
Mission
The Baltimore City Charter establishes the Mayor as the chief executive officer of the City. The Mayor's Office
oversees the operation of City departments, establishes citywide policies, reviews and develops programs and
executes ordinances and resolutions.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 4,772,784 4,406,748 4,876,970 3,905,206
State 667,741 346,401 346,401 346,401
Special 69,049 100,000 100,000 0
AGENCY TOTAL $5,509,574 $4,853,149 $5,323,371 $4,251,607
Overview
The Baltimore City Charter establishes the Mayor as the chief executive officer and empowers the appointment
of persons to aid in the discharge of duties.
City Services
125. Executive Direction and Control General Fund - $2,638,942
Office of the Mayoralty
This service is responsible for providing the staffing and funding necessary for the daily operations of the
Mayor's Office. The Office directs the operation of municipal agencies through the issuance of policies,
directives and initiatives. The Office holds agency personnel accountable for meeting their objectives and
measures their performance on a periodic basis by reviewing relevant data. Requests, complaints, and other
inquiries directed to the Mayor concerning the operations of the City are investigated and responded to in a
timely manner. The General Fund recommendation is $308,958 (10.5%) below Fiscal 2010. In Fiscal 2011,
there are 11 positions frozen (unfunded), an increase of four from Fiscal 2010. Reductions to non-labor items
include fleet, contractual services, materials & supplies and food.
127. State Relations General Fund - $524,912
This service is to coordinates relations between the Administration, the City Council, the State Legislature as
well as federal representatives. In addition, this Office provides recommendations on the legislative needs of
the City and analysis of current and proposed State legislation are prepared for the Mayor. The Office provides
continuous information and liaison with individual members and the standing committees of the Maryland
General Assembly. The General Fund recommendation is $524,912 a decrease of $54,553 or 9.4% below the
Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. In Fiscal 2011, there are two positions frozen (unfunded), an increase of
one from Fiscal 2010.

Mayoralty
353. Office of Community Affairs General Fund - $741,352

Office of the Mayoralty Other Funds - $346,401
This service is responsible for coordination between City agencies and the Community. Included is funding for
the Office of Emergency Management and the Refugee Resettlement’s Targeted Assistance Grant, a grant
designed for vocational training and employment services for hard to place refugees/asylums in the Baltimore
area. The General Fund recommendation is $138,041 (15.7%) below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. In
Fiscal 2011 there are three positions frozen (unfunded), an increase of one from Fiscal 2010. Two positions
are transferred to Homeless Services. Funding for the International Affairs activity is eliminated.

Mayoralty
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
125 Executive Direction and Control - Mayoralty 3,047,900 NA 2,638,942
127 State Relations 579,465 NA 524,912
353 Office of Community Projects 1,225,784 NA 1,087,753
AGENCY TOTAL $4,853,149 NA $4,251,607

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
125 Executive Direction and Control - Mayoralty 39 0 0 39
127 State Relations 6 0 0 6
353 Office of Community Projects 9 0 -2 7
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 584,173 154,972 -2,000 183,999
1 Salaries 2,922,823 3,006,519 3,471,334 2,559,231
3 Contractual Services 1,322,804 975,912 999,698 893,398
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions -5,322 447 0 5,055
AGENCY TOTAL $5,509,574 $4,853,149 $5,323,371 $4,251,607

Mayoralty
AGENCY: 4301 Mayoralty

SERVICE: 125 Executive Direction and Control - Mayoralty

0 Transfers 0 -50,000 -50,000
1 Salaries 2,110,586 1,838,125 -272,461
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,047,900 $2,638,942 $-408,958
1 Executive Direction and Control 2,947,453 2,633,887 -313,566
13 Mayor's Fellowship Program 100,000 0 -100,000
56 Workers' Compensation Expenses 447 5,055 4,608
General 2,947,900 2,638,942 -308,958
State 0 0 0
Special 100,000 0 -100,000
TOTAL FUNDS $3,047,900 $2,638,942 $-408,958

Mayoralty

SERVICE: 127 State Relations

1 Salaries 337,775 329,300 -8,475
TOTAL OBJECTS $579,465 $524,912 $-54,553
1 Legislative Liaison 579,465 524,912 -54,553
General 579,465 524,912 -54,553
TOTAL FUNDS $579,465 $524,912 $-54,553

Mayoralty

SERVICE: 353 Office of Community Projects

0 Transfers 154,972 233,999 79,027
1 Salaries 558,158 391,806 -166,352
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,225,784 $1,087,753 $-138,031
1 Special Projects 666,858 853,754 186,896
3 Community Investment 0 0 0
4 International Affairs 126,682 0 -126,682
5 Office of Emergency Management 432,244 233,999 -198,245
General 879,383 741,352 -138,031
State 346,401 346,401 0
Special 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $1,225,784 $1,087,753 $-138,031

Mayoralty

SERVICE: 125 Executive Direction and Control - Mayoralty

General Fund
00100 MAYOR 88E 1 0 1 155,493 0 0 1 155,493
00015 ADM ASST 940 1 0 1 50,000 0 0 1 50,000
00005 DIR COMMUNITY SERVICES/OUTREAC 940 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900
00019 SECRETARY TO THE MAYOR 925 1 0 1 53,697 0 0 1 53,697
00014 ASST OFFICE MANAGER 935 1 0 1 53,400 0 0 1 53,400
00125 EDITOR II 922 1 0 1 36,618 0 0 1 36,618
00010 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 921 3 0 3 124,494 0 0 3 124,494
00128 SPECIAL AIDE II 933 6 0 6 288,000 0 0 6 288,000
00138 STAFF ASSISTANT MAYOR'S OFFICE 932 1 0 1 27,000 0 0 1 27,000
00197 OFFICE ASSISTANT 914 4 0 4 124,120 0 0 4 124,120
00007 SERVICE AIDE II 914 2 0 2 58,286 0 0 2 58,286
00707 OFFICE ASST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800
00006 SERVICE AIDE I 910 1 0 1 23,113 0 0 1 23,113
Total All Funds 39 0 39 2,466,921 0 0 39 2,466,921

Mayoralty

SERVICE: 127 State Relations

General Fund
00187 LEGISLATIVE FISCAL ANALYST 117 1 0 1 58,800 0 0 1 58,800
00702 ADM COORDINATOR 087 1 0 1 36,674 0 0 1 36,674
00128 SPECIAL AIDE II 933 1 0 1 55,000 0 0 1 55,000
00711 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 34,975 0 0 1 34,975
Total All Funds 6 0 6 390,949 0 0 6 390,949

Mayoralty

SERVICE: 353 Office of Community Projects

General Fund
00137 COMMUNITY OUTREACH 095 1 0 1 51,271 -1 -51,271 0 0
00021 OFFICE MANAGER 940 1 0 1 61,300 0 0 1 61,300
00010 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 921 1 0 1 34,496 0 0 1 34,496
00128 SPECIAL AIDE II 933 3 0 3 139,100 0 0 3 139,100
00707 OFFICE ASST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800
Total All Funds 9 0 9 461,131 -2 -171,871 7 289,260

Mayoralty-Related:
Art and Culture
Mayoralty-Related:
Art and Culture

Art and
Culture

Art and Culture BOPA - Events, Art, BOPA – Bromo
Grants Culture and Film Seltzer Arts Tower

Art and Culture
Art and Culture

Budget: $6,809,569
Positions: 0
Mission
This program provides grants to various art and culture organizations to aid in the promotion of art and culture
activities in the City of Baltimore.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 7,853,983 6,643,362 1,769,411 6,809,569
AGENCY TOTAL $7,853,983 $6,643,362 $1,769,411 $6,809,569
Overview
The Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts (BOPA), serves as a conduit for the arts and cultural activities
in Baltimore and addresses the needs of the artistic community as well as the community at large by
showcasing our artist community, providing public art programs, and administering grant awards to arts
organizations as well as individual artists. Among the various arts and cultural programs that BOPA produces
and administers are Artists-In-Residence, Arts and Humanities Month, the annual Billie Holiday and Cab
Calloway vocal competitions held at Artscape, Bright Starts Workshops for children grant program and the
Open Studio Tours event. In addition, BOPA manages the historic Cloisters Castle, the Bromo Seltzer Arts
Tower, and the School 33 Art Center.
The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $6.8 million, an increase of $200 thousand or 2.4% over
the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The increase is due to moving funding for BOPA from M-R: Civic
Promotion to this agency.
City Services
493. Art and Culture Grants General Fund - $4,945,869
This service provides funding for the Walters Art Museum, the Baltimore Museum of Art, the Baltimore
Symphony Orchestra, and the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore. These four institutions comprise the cornerstone of
the City’s commitment to Arts and Culture and are budgeted separately.
The amount provided to pay the employer’s share of social security, health insurance, pension costs,
prescription and optical plans for employees of the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Walters Art Gallery is
$3.5 million, equal to the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The grant for the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is
$540,000, equal to Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Baltimore Symphony, Baltimore Museum of Art
and Walters Art Gallery’s general operating grants have been reduced by 50%. The General Fund
recommendation is $918,654 (16%) lower than Fiscal 2010.

Art and Culture
824. Events, Art, Culture, and Film General Fund - $1,788,700

Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts
The Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts (BOPA) serves as the City’s special events office, council for
arts and culture, and film commission. The City’s General Fund supports the salaries of staff that fundraise,
coordinate events and festivals, administer arts grants, manage arts programs, and oversee facilities. BOPA
leverages the City’s investment by independently raising nearly $4.0 million annually to produce activities and
programs on behalf of the City. In Fiscal 2011, BOPA will produce 43 independent events, while sponsoring
310 features in various City festivals and events. The Fiscal 2011 budget recommendation funds a
development officer position to help BOPA become more operationally self-sufficient. Private sponsors have
stepped up to support the 4th of July Fireworks, Preakness Parade, and other programming. The General Fund
recommendation is $337,300 (16%) below Fiscal 2010.
828. Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower General Fund - $75,000
Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts
The Emerson Bromo Seltzer Tower is a historic landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places
since 1973. The Tower provides working space for local artists, and opens its doors to the community as a
place where creativity is celebrated and shared. The Tower was donated to the City on the condition that it
would be preserved. In 2006, the City entered into a contractual agreement with a third party to fund the
utilities and maintenance of the Tower through 2012. In Fiscal 2011, it will sponsor 21 local artists and attract
nearly 3,000 visitors. The General Fund recommendation is $22,500 (43%) above Fiscal 2010.
831. Creative Baltimore Fund General Fund - $0
Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts (BOPA)
This service provides mini-grants to more than 100 arts and cultural institutions throughout Baltimore City.
The Fiscal 2011 recommendation discontinues funding for these grants. The Results Team recommended that
BOPA develop a more targeted art and culture strategy for the City.

Art and Culture
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
493 Art and Culture Grants 5,864,523 NA 4,945,869
824 Events, Art, Culture, and Film 175,000 NA 1,788,700
828 Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower 52,500 NA 75,000
831 Creative Baltimore Fund 551,339 NA 0
AGENCY TOTAL $6,643,362 NA $6,809,569
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
2 Other Personnel Costs 1,989,714 3,520,465 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $7,853,983 $6,643,362 $1,769,411 $6,809,569

Art and Culture
AGENCY: 4356 M-R: Art and Culture

SERVICE: 493 Art and Culture Grants

2 Other Personnel Costs 3,520,465 0 -3,520,465
TOTAL OBJECTS $5,864,523 $4,945,869 $-918,654
1 Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Association 482,108 241,054 -241,054
2 City Arts Grants 0 0 0
10 Walters Art Gallery Other Personnel Costs 2,125,634 2,125,634 0
11 Walters Art Gallery General Expenses 427,000 213,500 -213,500
14 Baltimore Museum of Art Other Personnel Costs 1,394,831 1,394,831 0
15 Baltimore Museum of Art General Expenses 861,700 430,850 -430,850
42 Maryland Zoo in Baltimore 540,000 540,000 0
52 American Visionary Arts Museum 33,250 0 -33,250
General 5,864,523 4,945,869 -918,654
TOTAL FUNDS $5,864,523 $4,945,869 $-918,654

Art and Culture

SERVICE: 824 Events, Art, Culture, and Film

7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 175,000 1,788,700 1,613,700
TOTAL OBJECTS $175,000 $1,788,700 $1,613,700
1 Events and Festivals 140,000 1,688,700 1,548,700
2 Bus Shelter dividends 35,000 100,000 65,000
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $175,000 $1,788,700 $1,613,700
General 175,000 1,788,700 1,613,700
TOTAL FUNDS $175,000 $1,788,700 $1,613,700

Art and Culture

SERVICE: 828 Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower

TOTAL OBJECTS $52,500 $75,000 $22,500
1 Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower 52,500 75,000 22,500
General 52,500 75,000 22,500
TOTAL FUNDS $52,500 $75,000 $22,500

Art and Culture

SERVICE: 831 Creative Baltimore Fund

TOTAL OBJECTS $551,339 $0 $-551,339
1 Creative Baltimore Fund 551,339 0 -551,339
General 551,339 0 -551,339
TOTAL FUNDS $551,339 $0 $-551,339

Art and Culture
BaltimoreOfficeofPromotion&TheArts,Inc.
GeneralOperatingBudget
FiscalYear2011
REVENUE
EventIncome&Sponsorships $1,111,000
GrantsͲFoundation/Government 488,845
CityInvestment 1,788,700
Investment/Interest 20,000
Donations/Gifts 25,000
AdministrativeFees 125,000
RentalFees 540,000
AdmissionsFees 150,000
MerchandiseSales 65,000
BusinessProjectsIncome 175,000
Exhibitor/RegistrationFees 357,850
$4,846,395
EXPENSE
Salaries $1,670,760
OPC's 571,625
Contractual&PartͲtimeSalaries 124,660
Program&Events 1,999,805
ContractualServices 440,220
Materials&Supplies 29,325
Equipment 10,000
$4,846,395
SALARYDETAIL
Title FY2011
ExecutiveDirector 129,402
DeputyDirector 85,435
ChiefOperatingOfficer 80,250
DevelopmentDirector 70,000
FestivalDirector 66,637
CulturalAffairsDirector 63,600
FinanceDirector 63,000
SponsorshipDevelopmentDirector 60,727
Retail&RentalOperationsDirector 60,000
CommunicattionsDirector 59,050
HR&OperationsDirector 57,946
FilmOfficeDirector 56,650
SpecialEventsDirector 55,081
BusinessProjectsCoordinator 46,355
AssistantDirectorͲCulturalAffairs 45,000

Art and Culture
SALARYDETAIL(Continued)
Title FY2011
ExecutiveAssistant 44,882
TransportationAssociate 44,155
GrantsAdministrator 43,260
SeniorGraphicsDesigner 43,121
FacilitiesManagerͲBromo/S33 43,000
SeniorEventCoordinator 40,510
Bookkeeper 40,000
AdministrativeTechnician 35,683
PublicArtCoordinator 35,300
ExhibitionCoordinator 34,000
VisualArtsCoordinator 34,000
FestivalCoordinator 33,075
EventCoordinator 32,960
Receptionist 30,900
DevelopmentAssistant 30,890
GraphicsAssistant 30,890
CommunicationsAssistant 30,000
OfficeAssistant 30,000
TOTWGroupSalesCoordinator 15,000
1,670,760

Baltimore City Public Schools
Mayoralty Related:
Baltimore City Public
Schools


Budget: $238,073,186
Positions: 0
Mission
The City's contribution to the Baltimore City Public School System is recommended in this program.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 204,659,716 206,364,415 207,041,487 238,073,186
Motor Vehicle 3,654,000 3,654,000 3,654,000 0
AGENCY TOTAL $208,313,716 $210,018,415 $210,695,487 $238,073,186
Overview
This service provides funding for the City’s BCPS local support and other statutory payments as specified in
the chart below.
City Services
352. Baltimore City Public Schools General Fund - $238,073,186
The City’s Fiscal 2011 Maintenance of Effort amount is $199,524,949, a $172,264 increase over Fiscal 2010
due to a small increase in enrollment. The City also provides $4.3 million for certain transition services and
$2.8 million for termination pay as provided under State law. A $3.7 million Motor Vehicle Fund subsidy for
student transportation has been eliminated. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation includes a proposal for BCPS
and the City to share the cost of school crossing guards. Beginning in Fiscal 2011, the cost of BCPS retirees’
health care ($31.4 million) is reflected as direct City support and is appropriated in the local share program.
BCPS-related debt service is budgeted at $24.7 million. Total City direct support of BCPS equates to
approximately $3,056 per pupil.

City Support for the Baltimore City Public School System

Fiscal 2010 v. Fiscal 2011
Fiscal 2011
Category of Expense Fiscal 2010 Budget Recommended
Part I: Direct Payment by the City to the Schools
Required Maintenance of Effort (MOE) 199,352,685 199,524,949
Sub Total $ 199,352,685 $ 199,524,949
Transition Services 4,211,730 4,343,623
BCPS Termination Leave 2,800,000 2,800,000

BCPS Grant Support for Transportation (MVR
Fund) 3,654,000 0
Retiree Health Benefits 29,487,900 31,404,614
Sub Total Direct Cost $ 239,506,315 $ 238,073,186
Part II: Costs of the City in Support of the
Schools
Health/School Nurse Program (General Fund
portion) 4,097,531 4,097,531
School Crossing Guards 5,247,800 2,606,837
Debt Service/COPs for Schools 21,847,487 24,721,367
Sub Total: In Support of Schools $ 31,192,818 $ 31,425,735
Total City Costs $ 270,699,133 $ 269,498,921

• Source: Bureau of the Budget and Management Research

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
352 Baltimore City Public Schools 210,018,415 NA 238,073,186
AGENCY TOTAL $210,018,415 NA $238,073,186
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
AGENCY TOTAL $208,313,716 $210,018,415 $210,695,487 $238,073,186

AGENCY: 4371 M-R: Baltimore City Public Schools

SERVICE: 352 Baltimore City Public Schools

TOTAL OBJECTS $210,018,415 $238,073,186 $28,054,771
1 Required Maintenance of Effort (MOE) 199,352,685 199,524,949 172,264
2 Transition Services 4,211,730 4,343,623 131,893
4 BCPSS Termination Leave 2,800,000 2,800,000 0
5 BCPSS Grant Support 3,654,000 0 -3,654,000
6 Retirees Health Contribution 0 31,404,614 31,404,614
General 206,364,415 238,073,186 31,708,771
Motor Vehicle 3,654,000 0 -3,654,000
TOTAL FUNDS $210,018,415 $238,073,186 $28,054,771

Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)


Baltimore
Economic
Recovery Team
Service 575
Baltimore Economic
Recovery Team
(B.E.R.T.)


Budget: $13,259,569
Positions: 45
Mission
The Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT) is a multi-agency team tasked with maximizing the use of
funds available to the City under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
Federal 0 34,350,470 12,958,342 13,059,569
State 73,592 34,988,475 200,000 200,000
AGENCY TOTAL $73,592 $69,338,945 $13,158,342 $13,259,569
Overview
City Services
In early 2009, the federal government enacted the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), also
known as the federal economic stimulus program, with the goal of creating and saving jobs nationwide and
investing in transit projects, infrastructure improvements, affordable housing, and school modernization as
well as workforce training and public safety. In response, the City of Baltimore established the Baltimore
Economic Recovery Team (BERT), a multi-agency team tasked with maximizing the use of funds available to
the City under the ARRA. The group is charged with:
• Ensuring that ARRA funds are used on projects and programs that will serve Baltimore well now and for
the future;
• Serving as the City’s clearinghouse for information related to the federal stimulus program;
• Maximizing job opportunities for City residents;
• Seeking advice and ideas from citizens and partners about the best use of ARRA funds;
• Aggressively pursuing all opportunities for competitive funding under the ARRA;
• Managing ARRA funds in an open and transparent manner; and
• Tracking the outcomes of the ARRA funds awarded to the City and its partners.
All of the funds are budgeted under Mayoralty-Related agency: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team. Various
City departments will serve as the lead agency for spending down the different categories of funds captured
under the stimulus program, but all stimulus-related expenses will be charged to this central agency in the
operating budget. The table below lists the general categories of funding that make up the $13.3 million in
operating funds included in the recommended Fiscal 2011 budget.

Fiscal Year 2011 Recommended Operating Federal and State Grant

Appropriations for Federal Stimulus Programs
State or Federal Recommended
Program Grant Funds Amount
Head Start Federal $2,809,569
COPS Federal $7,050,000
Office of Victim Services State $200,000
Unallocated Federal $3,200,000
GRAND TOTAL $13,259,569
City budget amounts do not include federal stimulus allocations for the Baltimore City
Public Schools or the Housing Authority of Baltimore City.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
575 Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (B.E.R.T.) 69,338,945 NA 13,259,569
AGENCY TOTAL $69,338,945 NA $13,259,569

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
575 Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (B.E.R.T.) 45 0 0 45
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 0 -2,367,300 -2,423,947 -2,404,010
1 Salaries 60,900 1,603,325 1,557,524 1,658,114
3 Contractual Services 5,033 0 0 0
4 Materials and Supplies 3,000 0 0 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 0 69,338,945 13,259,569 13,259,569
AGENCY TOTAL $73,592 $69,338,945 $13,158,342 $13,259,569

AGENCY: 4391 M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)

SERVICE: 575 Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (B.E.R.T.)

0 Transfers -2,367,300 -2,404,010 -36,710
1 Salaries 1,603,325 1,658,114 54,789
3 Contractual Services 0 0 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 69,338,945 13,259,569 -56,079,376
TOTAL OBJECTS $69,338,945 $13,259,569 $-56,079,376
1 Federal Stimulus - CDBG 6,226,574 0 -6,226,574
2 Federal Stimulus - Head Start 7,400,000 2,809,569 -4,590,431
3 Federal Stimulus - Homelessness 9,523,896 0 -9,523,896
4 Federal Stimulus - Byrne/JAG (Formula) 5,200,000 0 -5,200,000
5 Federal Stimulus - Byrne/JAG (Competitive) 2,000,000 0 -2,000,000
6 Federal Stimulus - Violence vs Women 1,000,000 0 -1,000,000
7 Federal Stimulus - COPS 3,000,000 7,050,000 4,050,000
8 State Stimulus - Weatherization 15,043,539 0 -15,043,539
9 State Stimulus - CSBG 4,400,000 0 -4,400,000
10 State Stimulus - Byrne Competitive Grants 6,000,000 0 -6,000,000
11 State Stimulus - Office of Victim Services 200,000 200,000 0
12 State Stimulus - Dislocated Worker 1,040,769 0 -1,040,769
13 State Stimulus - Adult Job Seeker & Incumbent Work 1,545,216 0 -1,545,216
14 State Stimulus - Youthworks 3,558,951 0 -3,558,951
95 Unallocated 3,200,000 3,200,000 0
Federal 34,350,470 13,059,569 -21,290,901
State 34,988,475 200,000 -34,788,475
TOTAL FUNDS $69,338,945 $13,259,569 $-56,079,376

AGENCY: 4391 M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)

SERVICE: 575 Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (B.E.R.T.)

Federal Fund
10217 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST III 941 10 -4 6 336,200 0 0 6 336,200
10216 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST II 919 20 14 34 1,195,180 0 0 34 1,195,180
10215 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST I 913 15 -10 5 126,780 0 0 5 126,780
Total All Funds 45 0 45 1,658,160 0 0 45 1,658,160

Baltimore Homeless Services
Mayoralty-Related:

Baltimore
Homeless
Services

Service 893
Homeless Services Community Action
Homeless Prevention
Coordination Centers

Outreach to the Temporary Housing Permanent Housing
Homeless for the Homeless for the Homeless


Budget: $43,185,755
Positions: 102
Mission
The mission of Baltimore Homeless Services is to prevent homelessness and provide outreach services to low
and moderate income families.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 0 0 0 5,453,346
Federal 0 0 0 30,016,401
State 0 0 0 6,491,632
Special 0 0 0 1,224,376
AGENCY TOTAL $0 $0 $0 $43,185,755
Overview
In January 2008, the City released its 10 year plan to end homelessness. In 2009, Baltimore’s first 24 hour
shelter opened in temporary quarters and construction began in 2009 for a permanent location at 620 Fallsway
with a projected opening in fall of 2010. The city runs a Women and Children shelter located at on Mount
Street in west Baltimore. Homeless Services becomes a stand-alone agency in Fiscal 2011. It was previously a
division of the Department of Housing and Community Development.
Community Action Partnership
Six community-based neighborhood centers serve as core service delivery mechanisms in the City. These
Centers provide services to low and moderate income residents by working with and assisting neighborhood
residents in initiating, organizing and maintaining programs to stabilize and enhance the community. Services
provided include energy assistance and weatherization.
Homeless Services
The administrative staff provides data collection, evaluation of services, report compilation, report submission
and finance-related duties for over 150 Federal and State grants to service supply housing, bed and food to over
3,400 homeless people.
City Services
356. Homeless Services Coordination General Funds –$601,734
Baltimore Homeless Services Other Funds – $2,825,848
This service provides for executive leadership of Homeless Services, including I.T, human resources, and fiscal
services. Contracts for approximately 150 homeless service providers are funded and administered through
this service. The General Fund recommendation is $601,734, an increase of $280,165 or 65%. This increase is
due to the inclusion of utility costs previously budgeted through the Department of General Services. The
other Funds recommendation is 2,825,848, an increase of $946,755 or 50% increase over the Fiscal 2010 level
of appropriation. This increase is due to a re-allocation of State grants and Special grants.

741. Community Action Centers General Fund – $892,265

Baltimore Homeless Services Other Funds - $3,950,335
This service provides six Community Action Centers throughout Baltimore City to connect low-income people
to programs that promote economic stability. Services are designed to provide a safety net for families in crisis,
including energy assistance and eviction prevention grants. Case managers provide ongoing support on an
individual basis and refer individuals to other government and non-profit services to address areas of mental
health, substance abuse, housing and employment development. At Fiscal 2011 funding levels, this service
aims to assess 16,000 households and provide services to 3,000 households. The General Fund
recommendation is $333,760 (27%) below the Fiscal 2010 appropriation. This decrease is due to the transfer
of several positions from the General Fund into grant funds.
893. Homeless Prevention Other Funds - $1,016,936
This service provides direct assistance to those facing imminent risk of losing their current housing. This takes
the form of legal representation in rent court, public housing grievance and termination proceedings, and in
negotiations with Section 8 staff and landlord disputes. Funding in Fiscal 2011 is provided primarily through
the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. An estimated 5,000 households face evictions each year in
Baltimore City. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $119,067 (10%) lower than the Fiscal 2010 level of
appropriation.
894. Outreach to the Homeless Other Funds - $1,204,013
This service connects the homeless to housing, education, work training, and other related services through
pro-active outreach efforts involving direct intervention. The effort to reach out to the City’s 3,400 homeless
population is an important safety-net for the City’s most vulnerable citizens. The City plans to distribute
10,000 information cards (“street cards”) to provide useful information on how to easily access services. The
Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $67,155 (5%) lower than the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
895. Temporary Housing for the Homeless General Fund – $3,758,135
This service supports the operation of temporary housing for homeless individuals and families. There are
two central components of this effort: a 24-hour City-sponsored homeless shelter for 350 men and
women, currently located at 210 Guilford Avenue, and a 75-bed shelter for homeless women and children
located at 1114 Mount Street. In Fiscal 2011, the City will finish construction on the Harry and Jeannette
Weinberg Housing and Resource Center. This shelter will be Baltimore's first permanent, 24-hour shelter for
men and women and will replace the temporary shelter on Guilford Avenue. In all, the City will serve
approximately 6,100 homeless individuals with temporary housing in Fiscal 2011. The General Fund
recommendation is equal to the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
896. Permanent Housing the Homeless General Fund – $201,212
This service provides case management to chronically homeless individuals to help them acquire permanent
housing. This is a key driver in the long-term solution to end homelessness in Baltimore City. Approximately
2,000 individuals and families receive this support. At Fiscal 2011 funding levels, the City strives to move
55% of homeless persons who participate in temporary housing to permanent housing. The General Fund
recommendation is $201,212 (9%) below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
356 Homeless Services Coordination 0 NA 3,427,582
741 Community Action Centers 0 NA 4,843,600
893 Homeless Prevention 0 NA 1,016,936
894 Outreach to the Homeless 0 NA 1,204,013
895 Temporary Housing for the Homeless 0 NA 10,541,101
896 Permanent Housing for the Homeless 0 NA 22,152,523
AGENCY TOTAL $0 NA $43,185,755

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
356 Homeless Services Coordination 0 0 25 25
741 Community Action Centers 0 0 72 72
896 Permanent Housing for the Homeless 0 0 5 5
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 0 0 0 100,000
1 Salaries 0 0 0 4,349,234
2 Other Personnel Costs 0 0 0 1,424,990
3 Contractual Services 0 0 0 37,146,278
4 Materials and Supplies 0 0 0 119,667
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 0 0 0 2,060
AGENCY TOTAL $0 $0 $0 $43,185,755

AGENCY: 4317 M-R: Baltimore Homeless Services

SERVICE: 356 Homeless Services Coordination

1 Salaries 0 1,164,154 1,164,154
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $3,427,582 $3,427,582
1 Administration 0 3,427,582 3,427,582
General 0 601,734 601,734
Federal 0 1,841,740 1,841,740
State 0 121,690 121,690
Special 0 862,418 862,418
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $3,427,582 $3,427,582


SERVICE: 741 Community Action Centers

0 Transfers 0 100,000 100,000
1 Salaries 0 2,959,258 2,959,258
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $4,843,600 $4,843,600
1 Service Center #1 0 603,529 603,529
2 Service Center #2 0 495,151 495,151
3 Service Center #3 0 673,286 673,286
4 Service Center #4 0 709,025 709,025
5 Service Center #5 0 986,955 986,955
6 Service Center #6 0 531,550 531,550
9 Administration 0 844,104 844,104
General 0 892,265 892,265
Federal 0 939,460 939,460
State 0 3,011,875 3,011,875
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $4,843,600 $4,843,600


SERVICE: 893 Homeless Prevention

TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $1,016,936 $1,016,936
1 Administration 0 1,016,936 1,016,936
Federal 0 638,356 638,356
State 0 378,580 378,580
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $1,016,936 $1,016,936


SERVICE: 894 Outreach to the Homeless

TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $1,204,013 $1,204,013
1 Administration 0 1,204,013 1,204,013
Federal 0 526,748 526,748
State 0 677,265 677,265
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $1,204,013 $1,204,013


SERVICE: 895 Temporary Housing for the Homeless

TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $10,541,101 $10,541,101
1 Administration 0 10,541,101 10,541,101
General 0 3,758,135 3,758,135
Federal 0 4,924,240 4,924,240
State 0 1,858,726 1,858,726
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $10,541,101 $10,541,101


SERVICE: 896 Permanent Housing for the Homeless

1 Salaries 0 225,822 225,822
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $22,152,523 $22,152,523
1 Administration 0 22,152,523 22,152,523
General 0 201,212 201,212
Federal 0 21,145,857 21,145,857
State 0 443,496 443,496
Special 0 361,958 361,958
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $22,152,523 $22,152,523


SERVICE: 356 Homeless Services Coordination

General Fund
00137 COMMUNITY OUTREACH 095 0 0 0 0 1 51,271 1 51,271
00180 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 941 0 0 0 0 2 136,400 2 136,400
00711 SECRETARY III 084 0 0 0 0 1 40,092 1 40,092

Federal Fund
00015 ADM ASST 940 0 0 0 0 2 100,900 2 100,900
10120 GRANTS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR 113 0 0 0 0 1 56,500 1 56,500
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 0 0 0 0 1 55,400 1 55,400
00420 EDP COMMUNICATIONS 089 0 0 0 0 1 48,257 1 48,257
00419 HOMELESS PROGRAM COORDINATOR 088 0 0 0 0 1 46,251 1 46,251

Special Fund
00411 HOMELESS PROGRAM 632 0 0 0 0 2 136,700 2 136,700
00180 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 941 0 0 0 0 1 61,700 1 61,700
00015 ADM ASST 940 0 0 0 0 1 48,900 1 48,900
07357 ACCOUNTANT II 110 0 0 0 0 1 51,400 1 51,400
10231 RESEARCH ANALYST I 088 0 0 0 0 1 38,175 1 38,175
00417 HOMELESS HOUSING DEVELOPER I 087 0 0 0 0 1 36,674 1 36,674
00416 PROGRAM COMPLIANCE OFFICER I 087 0 0 0 0 1 36,674 1 36,674
00415 HOMELESS PROGRAM COUNSELOR 087 0 0 0 0 2 73,348 2 73,348
00128 SPECIAL AIDE II 933 0 0 0 0 1 37,500 1 37,500
00068 ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE 085 0 0 0 0 1 33,884 1 33,884
81171 SOCIAL SERVICES COORDINATOR 084 0 0 0 0 1 32,853 1 32,853
00197 OFFICE ASSISTANT 914 0 0 0 0 1 29,627 1 29,627
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 25 1,273,106 25 1,273,106


SERVICE: 741 Community Action Centers

General Fund
84325 HUMAN SERVICES MANAGER 113 0 0 0 0 1 62,300 1 62,300
81381 VOLUNTEER SERVICE COORDINATOR 111 0 0 0 0 1 52,200 1 52,200
84323 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER II 558 0 0 0 0 1 47,526 1 47,526
84321 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER I 556 0 0 0 0 6 267,298 6 267,298
33213 OFFICE ASSISTANT III 078 0 0 0 0 1 33,505 1 33,505
54437 DRIVER I 424 0 0 0 0 1 27,546 1 27,546
33257 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR II 075 0 0 0 0 1 25,800 1 25,800
33252 TYPIST II 075 0 0 0 0 4 111,126 4 111,126

Federal Fund
33672 TRAINING OFFICER I 111 0 0 0 0 1 41,700 1 41,700
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 0 0 0 0 1 48,900 1 48,900
84321 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER I 556 0 0 0 0 4 187,888 4 187,888
33233 SECRETARY III 084 0 0 0 0 1 42,738 1 42,738
33253 TYPIST III 078 0 0 0 0 1 36,349 1 36,349

State Fund
81153 SOCIAL PROG ADMINISTRATOR III 116 0 0 0 0 1 68,900 1 68,900
84323 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER II 558 0 0 0 0 3 141,674 3 141,674
84321 HUMAN SERVICES WORKER I 556 0 0 0 0 26 1,239,221 26 1,239,221
33257 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR II 075 0 0 0 0 1 25,800 1 25,800
33252 TYPIST II 075 0 0 0 0 4 106,726 4 106,726
33212 OFFICE ASSISTANT II 075 0 0 0 0 2 58,652 2 58,652
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 0 0 0 0 43 1,931,070 43 1,931,070
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 72 3,145,916 72 3,145,916


SERVICE: 896 Permanent Housing for the Homeless

Special Fund
00015 ADM ASST 940 0 0 0 0 1 48,900 1 48,900
42133 HOUSING INSPECTOR SENIOR 090 0 0 0 0 2 92,496 2 92,496
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 5 225,822 5 225,822

Cable and Communications
Mayoralty-Related:

Cable and
Communications
Service 876
Media Production


Budget: $852,894
Positions: 8
Mission
The Mayor's Office of Cable and Communications was created by Executive Order of the Mayor to develop
and supervise City cable, audio/visual and broadcast media activities.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 914,751 702,984 967,286 0
Special 749,316 1,290,806 1,020,000 852,894
AGENCY TOTAL $1,664,067 $1,993,790 $1,987,286 $852,894
Overview
The responsibilities of the Office of Cable and Communications include advising the Mayor and other City
officials on cable television and electronic communications services and technology; developing cable and
communications policy recommendations; monitoring the construction and operation of the City's cable
television system; promoting and developing access to the cable system for schools, colleges, and the general
public; and providing consumer protection services for city cable subscribers.
In December 2004 the City Council approved an extension of the existing Cable Franchise Agreement with
Comcast of Baltimore, L.P. As part of this agreement Comcast is authorized to charge a monthly fee to
subscribers to pay for costs associated with the operation of the City’s cable television station and local access
television channels. The current monthly fee is $0.55 per subscriber. The agreement allows for the yearly fee
to be increased by $0.02 per year until it reaches a maximum amount of $0.60 per year.
In addition, the City and Comcast reached an agreement effective January 1, 2005 with respect to Public,
Educational and Governmental (PEG) access to the cable television system. The agreement is for a period of
12 years and Comcast has agreed to pay the City $570,000 over the life of the agreement. These payments will
be made in the form of a technology training and development grant intended to improve the quality of PEG
access for City cable subscribers.
City Services
876. Media Production Other Funds - $852,894
Mayor’s Office of Cable and Communication
The Mayor’s Office of Cable and Communications (MOCC) operates and provides programming for the City’s
cable channel (Channel 25). In Fiscal 2009, MOCC produced almost 4,000 hours of programming and
broadcast 96 City Council meetings and hearings. The Fiscal 2011 proposal calls for the MOCC to receive no
General Fund subsidy and be fully self-sufficient with funding from subscriber fees, programming charges,
underwriting, and other sources. MOCC will activate and lease additional channel capacity dedicated to the
City by the Comcast cable franchise agreement to offer programming and broadcasting to enhance community
outreach initiatives including vocational training, distance learning, and leased access to non profit
organizations. The agency also hopes to generate revenue by employing public-private
collaborations, identifying community education grant funds, and extend their franchise management

initiatives to include effective content archiving and access management. In Fiscal 2011, the monthly
subscriber fee is expected to yield approximately $760,000. Other current sources of revenue, including
programming charges and Comcast’s training and technology grant, are expected to total approximately
$93,000.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
876 Media Production 1,993,790 NA 852,894
AGENCY TOTAL $1,993,790 NA $852,894

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
876 Media Production 8 0 0 8
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 354,800 0 0 0
1 Salaries 451,662 430,942 517,612 259,856
3 Contractual Services 560,910 618,250 1,332,806 207,000
4 Materials and Supplies 27,900 62,365 9,000 0
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 154,960 21,000 4,000 0
9 Capital Improvements 0 280,000 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $1,664,067 $1,993,790 $1,987,286 $852,894

AGENCY: 4366 M-R: Cable and Communications

SERVICE: 876 Media Production

1 Salaries 430,942 259,856 -171,086
9 Capital Improvements 280,000 0 -280,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,993,790 $852,894 $-1,140,896
1 Media Production 1,993,790 852,894 -1,140,896
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $1,993,790 $852,894 $-1,140,896
General 702,984 0 -702,984
Special 1,290,806 852,894 -437,912
TOTAL FUNDS $1,993,790 $852,894 $-1,140,896

AGENCY: 4366 M-R: Cable and Communications

SERVICE: 876 Media Production

Special Fund
10043 EXECUTIVE ASST. (CABLE) 114 1 0 1 48,600 0 0 1 48,600
83343 MEDIA PRODUCER DIRECTOR II 092 1 0 1 54,906 0 0 1 54,906
83342 MEDIA PRODUCER DIRECTOR I 090 2 0 2 96,339 0 0 2 96,339
Total All Funds 8 0 8 412,612 0 0 8 412,612

Civic Promotion
Mayoralty-Related:
Civic Promotion

Civic Promotion
Civic Promotion
Budget: $7,600,058
Positions: 0
Mission
Civic Promotion provides subsidies to non-profit organizations, which conduct cultural, historical, educational,
and promotional activities in Baltimore.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 12,157,617 11,080,098 13,416,661 7,600,058
Motor Vehicle 300,000 309,000 309,000 0
AGENCY TOTAL $12,457,617 $11,389,098 $13,725,661 $7,600,058
Overview
Civic Promotion provides funding for Lexington Market, Lexington Market Arcade, Baltimore Public Markets
and the Baltimore Area Convention and Visitor’s Association (BACVA), now operating under the name Visit
Baltimore.
Funding for the Partnership for Baltimore’s Waterfront and the World Trade has been reallocated to the
Baltimore Development Corporation, which will be responsible for all Inner Harbor functions. Funding for the
Pride of Baltimore, Inc. and Sail Baltimore has been allocated to Visit Baltimore for Fiscal 2011, so that they
may administer the grants as part of their coordination of tourist activities in the city.
The following organizations will not be funded in Fiscal 2011:

• Baltimore Neighborhoods, Inc.
• Living Classroom Foundation
• Maryland Preakness Celebration
• Defender’s Day Committee
• The American Flag Foundation, Inc.
• St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee
• Columbus Day Parade Committee
• Mayor’s Christmas Parade
City Services
590. Public Markets General Fund - $315,000
This service provides access to low cost, high quality foods to those who are underserved by local supermarket
chains. Between the Baltimore Public Markets Corporation and Lexington Market, Inc., citizens enjoy access
to six different markets, whereby the competition between local producers translates into low prices for
consumers. These markets (Lexington Market, Avenue Market, Broadway Market, Cross Street Market,
Hollins Market, and Northeast Market) also serve as cultural institutions that contribute to the vitality of their
immediate vicinities. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation maintains current services. The General Fund
recommendation is unchanged from Fiscal 2010.

Civic Promotion
820. Convention Sales and Tourism General Fund - $7,285,058

Visit Baltimore
This service supports Visit Baltimore, a nonprofit organization that provides a positive economic impact to
Baltimore City by attracting trade conventions and group/leisure visitors through destination sales and
marketing efforts for its various stakeholders. Stakeholders include hotels, restaurants, attractions, and the City
government. In Fiscal 2011, this service expects to generate $450 million in visitor spending. This represents
a $50 return for each dollar the City invests in Visit Baltimore. By State law, Visit Baltimore receives 40% of
the City’s gross hotel tax revenue, which is declining due to the recession. The General Fund recommendation
is $971,235 (13.3%) lower than Fiscal 2010.

Civic Promotion
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
589 Office of Promotion and the Arts 1,951,000 NA 0
590 Public Markets 902,729 NA 315,000
591 Civic Promotion Grants 279,076 NA 0
820 Convention Sales and Tourism Marketing 8,256,293 NA 7,285,058
AGENCY TOTAL $11,389,098 NA $7,600,058
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -23,100 -23,100 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $12,457,617 $11,389,098 $13,725,661 $7,600,058

Civic Promotion
AGENCY: 4326 M-R: Civic Promotion

SERVICE: 589 Office of Promotion and the Arts

TOTAL OBJECTS $1,951,000 $0 $-1,951,000
1 Office of Promotion and the Arts 1,686,000 0 -1,686,000
2 Ethnic Festivals 80,000 0 -80,000
4 Baltimore Film Commission 185,000 0 -185,000
General 1,951,000 0 -1,951,000
TOTAL FUNDS $1,951,000 $0 $-1,951,000

Civic Promotion

SERVICE: 590 Public Markets

0 Transfers 0 0 0
TOTAL OBJECTS $902,729 $315,000 $-587,729
3 World Trade Center Institute, Inc 7,433 0 -7,433
7 Baltimore Neighborhoods 3,298 0 -3,298
14 Partnership for Baltimore's Waterfront 576,998 0 -576,998
38 Lexington Market 70,000 70,000 0
42 Lexington Market Arcade 105,000 105,000 0
44 Baltimore Public Markets 140,000 140,000 0
General 593,729 315,000 -278,729
Motor Vehicle 309,000 0 -309,000
TOTAL FUNDS $902,729 $315,000 $-587,729

Civic Promotion

SERVICE: 591 Civic Promotion Grants

0 Transfers -23,100 0 23,100
TOTAL OBJECTS $279,076 $0 $-279,076
1 Defenders' Day Committee 2,571 0 -2,571
4 National Flag Day Foundation 459 0 -459
5 St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee 610 0 -610
6 Maryland Day Committee (MD Colonial Society) 244 0 -244
10 Baltimore Metropolitan Council 106,586 0 -106,586
16 Baltimore Columbus Day Parade 610 0 -610
18 City Tourism (Mayor's Office) 15,630 0 -15,630
28 Mayor's Christmas Parade 1,222 0 -1,222
50 Living Classrooms Foundation 8,244 0 -8,244
53 Greater Baltimore Alliance 120,000 0 -120,000
54 Maryland Preakness Celebration 22,900 0 -22,900
General 279,076 0 -279,076
TOTAL FUNDS $279,076 $0 $-279,076

Civic Promotion

SERVICE: 820 Convention Sales and Tourism Marketing

TOTAL OBJECTS $8,256,293 $7,285,058 $-971,235
1 Pride of Baltimore 17,862 13,396 -4,466
2 Sail Baltimore 12,214 10,000 -2,214
3 BACVA 8,226,217 7,261,662 -964,555
General 8,256,293 7,285,058 -971,235
TOTAL FUNDS $8,256,293 $7,285,058 $-971,235

Civic Promotion
Visit Baltimore
(Appropriation is under Mayoralty-Related: Service 820 Civic Promotion)
Fiscal 2011 Proposed Operating Plan
REVENUE FY 2011
Membership Revenue $ 498,830
Marketing Partnerships 358,200
Convention Sales 101,000
Group Tour Sales 8,500
Registration Fees 248,180
Housing Services 373,440
Visitors Services 97,000
Other Income / Grants 495,373
SUB-TOTAL 2,180,523
City Subsidy 7,529,627
TOTAL $ 9,710,150
EXPENDITURES
Salaries: Full Time $ 4,031,210
Salaries: Part Time 246,800
Benefits 251,330
Contractual Services 4,816,230
Materials and Supplies 144,580
Equipment 220,000
TOTAL $ 9,710,150
SALARY DETAIL
Visit Baltimore Visit Baltimore Visit Baltimore
Budgeted Budgeted Budgeted
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
FTE FTE Amount
President & CEO 1 1 $ 272,760

Vice Presidents (COO, VPM, VPPA, VPS) 4 5 777,430
Director 11 10 874,720
Managers 24 20 1,451,900
Coordinator 3 7 251,910
Administrative Assistants 14 10 402,490
Salaries: Full Time 57 53 4,031,210
Salaries: Part Time 11 11 246,800
TOTAL SALARIES 68 64 4,278,010
TOTAL BENEFITS 251,330
TOTAL SALARIES & BENEFITS $ 4,529,340

Commission on Aging and Retirement Education
Commission on Aging
and Retirement Education


Budget: $0
Positions: 0
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 1,339,263 1,219,986 1,477,647 0
Motor Vehicle 378,540 314,000 314,000 0
Federal 4,847,381 4,979,556 5,396,710 0
State 4,891,478 4,363,348 4,681,512 0
Special 699,157 612,908 386,465 0
AGENCY TOTAL $12,155,819 $11,489,798 $12,256,334 $0
Notice
The Commission on Aging and Retirement Education has been merged into the Health Department beginning
in Fiscal 2011.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
325 Senior Services 11,489,798 NA 0
AGENCY TOTAL $11,489,798 NA $0

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
325 Senior Services 82 0 -82 0
838 Senior Centers 0 2 -2 0
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -945,779 -463,305 100,053 0
1 Salaries 4,432,078 3,755,881 4,079,334 0
2 Other Personnel Costs 1,128,681 1,357,650 1,324,376 0
3 Contractual Services 2,131,054 2,748,342 2,318,343 0
4 Materials and Supplies 2,917,226 2,837,484 3,218,758 0
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 21,359 8,997 17,542 0
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 0 3,500 3,500 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 2,471,200 1,241,249 1,194,428 0
AGENCY TOTAL $12,155,819 $11,489,798 $12,256,334 $0

AGENCY: 4351 M-R: Commission on Aging and Retirement Education

SERVICE: 325 Senior Services

0 Transfers -463,305 0 463,305
1 Salaries 3,755,881 0 -3,755,881
2 Other Personnel Costs 1,357,650 0 -1,357,650
4 Materials and Supplies 2,837,484 0 -2,837,484
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 3,500 0 -3,500
TOTAL OBJECTS $11,489,798 $0 $-11,489,798
1 Executive Direction 398,744 0 -398,744
2 Operations Planning/Tech Support 314,474 0 -314,474
3 Community Services 7,499,567 0 -7,499,567
4 Senior Advocacy and Continuing Services 1,862,846 0 -1,862,846
5 Information Referral and Access Services 1,361,414 0 -1,361,414
68 Information Technology Expenses 6,117 0 -6,117
General 1,219,986 0 -1,219,986
Motor Vehicle 314,000 0 -314,000
Federal 4,979,556 0 -4,979,556
State 4,363,348 0 -4,363,348
Special 612,908 0 -612,908
TOTAL FUNDS $11,489,798 $0 $-11,489,798



General Fund
92411 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR I 085 1 0 1 44,503 -1 -44,503 0 0
83212 RECREATION CENTER DIRECTOR II 084 1 0 1 44,894 -1 -44,894 0 0

Federal Fund
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 1 0 1 76,200 -1 -76,200 0 0
34426 CHIEF OF FISCAL SERVICES I 117 0 1 1 56,000 -1 -56,000 0 0
62212 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE II 542 1 0 1 67,272 -1 -67,272 0 0
81335 GERIATRIC DAY CARE DIRECTOR 115 1 0 1 62,200 -1 -62,200 0 0
94145 ACCOUNTANT SUPERVISOR 114 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
93174 EDP COMMUNICATIONS 092 1 0 1 57,788 -1 -57,788 0 0
91113 SOCIAL WORKER II 092 1 0 1 58,200 -1 -58,200 0 0
92496 CONTRACT OFFICER 112 1 0 1 59,600 -1 -59,600 0 0
91152 SOCIAL PROGRAM ADMINISTRATORII 112 1 0 1 44,300 -1 -44,300 0 0
91381 VOLUNTEER SERVICE COORDINATOR 111 1 0 1 41,700 -1 -41,700 0 0
81387 LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN 111 2 0 2 104,400 -2 -104,400 0 0
91420 LIAISON OFFICER 090 1 0 1 55,591 -1 -55,591 0 0
91312 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST II 110 1 0 1 52,700 -1 -52,700 0 0
91111 SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATE II 089 1 0 1 43,581 -1 -43,581 0 0
91151 SOCIAL PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR I 088 3 0 3 142,149 -3 -142,149 0 0
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 1 0 1 38,175 -1 -38,175 0 0
91172 SENIOR SOCIAL SERVICES COORDIN 086 1 0 1 35,242 -1 -35,242 0 0
94133 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT III 084 1 0 1 34,037 -1 -34,037 0 0
91323 PROGRAM ASSISTANT II 084 1 0 1 41,562 -1 -41,562 0 0
33681 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT I 081 1 0 1 38,263 -1 -38,263 0 0
91322 PROGRAM ASSISTANT I 080 1 0 1 32,416 -1 -32,416 0 0
95112 RECREATION LEADER II 079 3 0 3 106,779 -3 -106,779 0 0
94132 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT II 078 1 0 1 27,410 -1 -27,410 0 0
81331 GERIATRIC DAY CARE AIDE 075 8 0 8 241,999 -8 -241,999 0 0
93211 OFFICE ASSISTANT I 071 1 0 1 24,222 -1 -24,222 0 0

State Fund
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 2 0 2 145,500 -2 -145,500 0 0
81389 LONG-TERM CARE SUPERVISOR. 114 1 0 1 62,100 -1 -62,100 0 0
91113 SOCIAL WORKER II 092 3 0 3 154,131 -3 -154,131 0 0
91152 SOCIAL PROGRAM ADMINISTRATORII 112 3 0 3 174,600 -3 -174,600 0 0
81387 LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN 111 2 0 2 97,900 -2 -97,900 0 0
81175 SOCIAL SERVICES COORDINATION S 111 1 0 1 52,200 -1 -52,200 0 0
91112 SOCIAL WORKER I 089 1 0 1 48,257 -1 -48,257 0 0



91111 SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATE II 089 6 0 6 296,389 -6 -296,389 0 0
91172 SENIOR SOCIAL SERVICES COORDIN 086 13 0 13 528,060 -13 -528,060 0 0
91323 PROGRAM ASSISTANT II 084 2 0 2 74,963 -2 -74,963 0 0
81380 INFORMATION AND REFERRAL 083 3 0 3 101,761 -3 -101,761 0 0
91322 PROGRAM ASSISTANT I 080 1 0 1 30,353 -1 -30,353 0 0
Total All Funds 82 0 82 3,745,524 -82 -3,745,524 0 0



General Fund
95111 RECREATION LEADER I 075 0 1 1 25,800 -1 -25,800 0 0
Total All Funds 0 2 2 63,975 -2 -63,975 0 0

Conditional Purchase Agreements
Mayoralty-Related:
Conditional Purchase
Agreements


Budget: $27,275,377
Positions: 0
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 19,371,630 22,450,073 26,704,058 26,704,058
Internal Service 7,500,000 4,000 9,999 9,999
Loan and Guarantee Enterprise 490,540 573,000 561,320 561,320
AGENCY TOTAL $27,362,170 $23,027,073 $27,275,377 $27,275,377
Overview
The City has entered into various Conditional Purchase Agreements (CPAs) to construct or purchase certain
facilities and/or to acquire equipment to be used by City agencies. CPAs are long-term capital leases requiring
annual principal and interest appropriations to acquire the physical asset(s) upon completion of all scheduled
payments. CPAs do not constitute a debt of the City within the meaning of any constitutional or statutory
limitation, nor do they constitute a pledge of the full faith and credit or taxing power of the City. In contrast to
general obligation debt, the City is not obligated to make an annual appropriation. In the event the City fails to
meet or appropriate sufficient funds for the required payments of CPAs, the agreements are terminated.
However, it is the intention of the City to make the required payments and secure title to facilities and
equipment, which continue to meet the City's public service program objectives. The $4.25 million increase in
Fiscal 2011 is primarily due to the conversion of the City’s radio emergency communication system for all city
first responders.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
129 Conditional Purchase Agreement Payments 23,027,073 NA 27,275,377
AGENCY TOTAL $23,027,073 NA $27,275,377
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -5,498,216 -5,598,199 -5,664,622 -5,664,622
3 Contractual Services 269 0 0 0
8 Debt Service 32,860,117 28,625,272 32,939,999 32,939,999
AGENCY TOTAL $27,362,170 $23,027,073 $27,275,377 $27,275,377

AGENCY: 4314 M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements

SERVICE: 129 Conditional Purchase Agreement Payments

0 Transfers -5,598,199 -5,664,622 -66,423
8 Debt Service 28,625,272 32,939,999 4,314,727
TOTAL OBJECTS $23,027,073 $27,275,377 $4,248,304
1 Aquarium 55,599 55,345 -254
2 Municipal Telephone Exchange 4,000 9,999 5,999
3 Finance 930,910 693,687 -237,223
10 Convention Complex 103,055 103,056 1
13 Baltimore City Public Schools 1,547,309 1,547,446 137
14 Mayoralty - Legislative Liaison 22,793 22,797 4
16 Fire 875,262 880,735 5,473
18 Fire and Police Communications 4,673,071 4,646,216 -26,855
23 Agency Transfer Credits -4,310,768 -4,376,992 -66,224
38 Housing and Community Development 582 202,155 202,187 32
42 Housing and Community Development - Columbus Cente 1,797,923 1,795,542 -2,381
46 Police 912,927 891,537 -21,390
49 Public Buildings 10,875,818 11,465,223 589,405
52 Recreation and Parks 1,534,246 1,527,802 -6,444
60 Education-Related 49,528 49,537 9
62 Art and Culture 49,528 49,537 9
64 Unallocated 2,827,368 6,835,347 4,007,979
General 22,450,073 26,704,058 4,253,985
Loan and Guarantee Enterprise 573,000 561,320 -11,680
TOTAL FUNDS $23,027,073 $27,275,377 $4,248,304



Contingent Fund
Mayoralty-Related:
Contingent Fund

Contingent Fund
Contingent Fund
Budget: $500,000
Positions: 0
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General -9,120 750,000 750,000 500,000
AGENCY TOTAL $-9,120 $750,000 $750,000 $500,000
Overview
The Contingent Fund was established in accordance with Article VI, Section 5(b) of the Baltimore City Charter
as amended. The Charter provides that: "There may be included annually in the Ordinance of Estimates a sum
up to $1.0 million of the General Fund appropriations to be used during the fiscal year as a contingent fund by
the Board of Estimates in case of an emergency or necessity for the expenditure of money in excess of or other
than the appropriations regularly passed for any municipal agency. At least one week prior to the approval of
any proposed expenditure from the contingent fund, the Board of Estimates shall report to the City Council all
the circumstances leading to and the reasons for the approval of such expenditure from the contingent fund."

Contingent Fund
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
121 Contingent Fund 750,000 NA 500,000
AGENCY TOTAL $750,000 NA $500,000
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions -9,120 750,000 750,000 500,000
AGENCY TOTAL $-9,120 $750,000 $750,000 $500,000

Contingent Fund
AGENCY: 4306 M-R: Contingent Fund

SERVICE: 121 Contingent Fund

TOTAL OBJECTS $750,000 $500,000 $-250,000
1 Contingent Fund 750,000 500,000 -250,000
General 750,000 500,000 -250,000
TOTAL FUNDS $750,000 $500,000 $-250,000

Contingent Fund

Contingent Fund

Convention Center Hotel
Mayoralty-Related:

Convention
Center Hotel
Service 535
Convention Center
Hotel


Budget: $6,526,351
Positions: 0
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 2,799,113 4,520,000 6,526,351 6,526,351
AGENCY TOTAL $2,799,113 $4,520,000 $6,526,351 $6,526,351
Overview
The construction of the Convention Center Hotel in Downtown Baltimore was funded with Revenue Bonds
issued by the City of Baltimore. The repayment of debt for these bonds is anticipated to be paid from the
revenues generated by the Hotel. There are several categories of revenues used to pay these costs. First, the
property tax revenues generated by the Hotel above the base level, as part of a Tax Increment Financing (TIF)
District, will be dedicated to the repayment of the debt costs. In addition, the Hotel Tax revenues generated
only by the Convention Center Hotel will also be dedicated to the debt payment. If these revenues, in addition
to the operating revenue from the Hotel, are not sufficient to cover the annual debt service cost, then the City
will budget a portion of the citywide Hotel Taxes other than those generated by the Convention Center Hotel in
this account not to exceed 25.0% of the annual maximum debt service payment for the Convention Center
Hotel to cover any deficits.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
535 Convention Center Hotel 4,520,000 NA 6,526,351
AGENCY TOTAL $4,520,000 NA $6,526,351
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
3 Contractual Services 0 528,000 2,794,000 0
8 Debt Service 2,799,113 3,992,000 3,732,351 6,526,351
AGENCY TOTAL $2,799,113 $4,520,000 $6,526,351 $6,526,351

AGENCY: 4364 M-R: Convention Center Hotel

SERVICE: 535 Convention Center Hotel

8 Debt Service 3,992,000 6,526,351 2,534,351
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,520,000 $6,526,351 $2,006,351
1 Operations 0 0 0
2 Debt Service 4,520,000 6,526,351 2,006,351
General 4,520,000 6,526,351 2,006,351
TOTAL FUNDS $4,520,000 $6,526,351 $2,006,351

Convention Complex
Mayoralty-Related:
Convention Complex

Convention
Complex
Service 540
Service 855
1st Mariner Arena
Convention Center
Operations

Convention Complex
Convention Complex
Budget: $23,512,529
Positions: 175
Mission
The mission of the Convention Complex is to provide the highest quality convention experience to all
consumers of Convention Complex services.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 15,053,393 15,586,593 12,504,248 13,146,564
Convention Center Bond 4,463,062 4,596,000 4,602,084 4,602,084
State 3,938,400 3,938,400 9,317,651 5,763,881
AGENCY TOTAL $23,454,855 $24,120,993 $26,423,983 $23,512,529
Overview
The Convention Complex was created by City ordinance to operate and maintain the Convention Center. The
City's contribution to the 1st Mariner Arena is included as a separate program in the agency budget, although
there is no operational link between the two facilities. The Convention Center provides space and support
services for meetings, trade shows, conventions and other functions conducted by local and national
organizations. The staff is responsible for administering the convention operation, maintaining the facility and
providing a variety of services to client groups.
In April 1994, the State legislature approved funding to expand and renovate the previously existing facility.
The project, which nearly tripled the size of the Convention Center, cost $151.0 million, two-thirds of which
was contributed by the State with the remaining one-third coming from the City. The new space opened in
September 1996, and the renovation of the older space was completed in April 1997. With the expansion and
renovation, the Center has over 300,000 square feet of exhibit space, 80,000 square feet of meeting rooms and
a 40,000 square foot ballroom. The expanded center makes it possible for Baltimore to compete as a world-
class convention city.
City Services
540. 1st Mariner Arena Operations General Fund - $450,000
This service manages the building operations for the 1st Mariner Arena. The Fiscal 2011 funding level is
unchanged from Fiscal 2010.
855. Convention Center General Fund - $12,696,564
Other Funds – $5,763,881
This service provides space and support services for meetings, trade shows, conventions and other functions
conducted by local and national organizations that directly impact economic activity in Baltimore. This service
strives to provide the highest quality experience to visitors and promote the City in the challenging regional
and national hospitality industry. The Convention Center is a major driver of economic activity for the City.
According to a recent study, it supports nearly $650 million in business sales and 8,300 jobs annually. The

Convention Complex
revenues generated by this service are estimated at $1.8 million lower than Fiscal 2010, due to the economic
downturn. The State subsidy is estimated to increase from $3.9 million in Fiscal 2010 to $5.9 million for Fiscal
2011. The State covers two-thirds of the Center’s operating deficit, and the City covers one-third.

Convention Complex
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
540 1st Mariner Arena Operations 450,000 NA 450,000
855 Convention Center 19,074,993 NA 18,460,445
857 Convention Center Debt Service 4,596,000 NA 4,602,084
AGENCY TOTAL $24,120,993 NA $23,512,529

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
854 Administration - Convention Center 2 0 -2 0
855 Convention Center 175 0 0 175
856 Convention Building Services 4 0 -4 0
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -650,579 0 3,938,400 0
1 Salaries 7,067,588 7,144,601 6,431,550 6,356,580
4 Materials and Supplies -45,392 1,315,332 1,987,625 1,987,625
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over -355,409 45,000 28,000 28,000
8 Debt Service 4,463,062 4,596,000 4,602,084 4,602,084
9 Capital Improvements 200,000 200,000 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $23,454,855 $24,120,993 $26,423,983 $23,512,529

Convention Complex
AGENCY: 4361 M-R: Convention Complex

SERVICE: 540 1st Mariner Arena Operations

TOTAL OBJECTS $450,000 $450,000 $0
5 1st Mariner Arena Operations 450,000 450,000 0
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $450,000 $450,000 $0
General 450,000 450,000 0
TOTAL FUNDS $450,000 $450,000 $0

Convention Complex

SERVICE: 855 Convention Center

1 Salaries 7,144,601 6,356,580 -788,021
9 Capital Improvements 200,000 0 -200,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $19,074,993 $18,460,445 $-614,548
1 Convention and Trade Customer Service 19,074,993 18,460,445 -614,548
General 15,136,593 12,696,564 -2,440,029
State 3,938,400 5,763,881 1,825,481
TOTAL FUNDS $19,074,993 $18,460,445 $-614,548

Convention Complex

SERVICE: 857 Convention Center Debt Service

8 Debt Service 4,596,000 4,602,084 6,084
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,596,000 $4,602,084 $6,084
1 Convention Center Debt Service 4,596,000 4,602,084 6,084
Convention Center Bond 4,596,000 4,602,084 6,084
TOTAL FUNDS $4,596,000 $4,602,084 $6,084

Convention Complex

SERVICE: 854 Administration - Convention Center

General Fund
07103 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN 087 1 0 1 40,546 -1 -40,546 0 0
00707 OFFICE ASST II 075 1 0 1 30,206 -1 -30,206 0 0
Total All Funds 2 0 2 70,752 -2 -70,752 0 0

Convention Complex

SERVICE: 855 Convention Center

General Fund
07394 ACCOUNTING OPERATIONS OFFICER 119 1 0 1 71,900 0 0 1 71,900
07371 DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCES 117 1 0 1 68,500 0 0 1 68,500
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 1 0 1 64,800 0 0 1 64,800
07393 ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS ANALYST 113 1 0 1 57,900 0 0 1 57,900
07379 SALES MANAGER 113 3 0 3 172,300 0 0 3 172,300
07378 ASST DIRECTOR BUILDING SERVICE 113 2 0 2 120,200 0 0 2 120,200
07363 SUPERINTENDENT OPERATIONS 113 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
07362 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR PUBLIC SAFE 113 2 0 2 93,400 0 0 2 93,400
07331 SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 113 1 0 1 62,300 0 0 1 62,300
07395 PERSONNEL GENERALIST 111 1 0 1 54,800 0 0 1 54,800
07376 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 110 5 0 5 245,700 0 0 5 245,700
07364 ASST SUPT OPERATIONS CONVENTIO 110 2 0 2 108,000 0 0 2 108,000
07383 OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR 088 6 0 6 304,764 0 0 6 304,764
07339 BUILDING SERVICES SUPERVISOR 088 5 0 5 241,665 0 0 5 241,665
07334 PROJECT COORDINATOR 088 2 0 2 85,626 0 0 2 85,626
07333 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER 088 1 0 1 47,639 0 0 1 47,639
07315 PUBLIC SAFETY SUPERVISOR 088 4 0 4 190,376 0 0 4 190,376
07348 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC 435 20 0 20 838,030 0 0 20 838,030
07392 CONTRACT COOR CONVENTION 086 2 0 2 80,632 0 0 2 80,632
07361 UTILITY COORDINATOR 084 1 0 1 34,037 0 0 1 34,037
00711 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 42,934 0 0 1 42,934
07316 PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER 083 28 0 28 1,018,520 0 0 28 1,018,520
07390 PAINTER II CONVENTION CENTER 430 1 0 1 34,873 0 0 1 34,873
07340 CABINETMAKER CONVENTION 430 1 0 1 34,873 0 0 1 34,873
07382 PERSONNEL ASST 081 1 0 1 37,700 0 0 1 37,700
07386 CARPENTER CONVENTION CENTER 427 3 0 3 88,989 0 0 3 88,989
07373 CARPET TECHNICIAN 427 6 0 6 194,254 0 0 6 194,254
07344 PAINTER I CONVENTION CENTER 427 3 0 3 91,284 0 0 3 91,284
07391 BUILDING SERVICES TECHNICIAN 426 2 0 2 60,206 0 0 2 60,206
07384 OPERSATIONS CREW LEADER 426 6 0 6 182,048 0 0 6 182,048
07343 STOREKEEPER II 078 1 0 1 31,609 0 0 1 31,609
00710 SECRETARY II 078 3 0 3 99,077 0 0 3 99,077
07385 OPERATIONS AIDE 423 42 0 42 1,193,267 0 0 42 1,193,267
07388 CUSTODIAL WORKER 420 8 0 8 217,032 0 0 8 217,032
Total All Funds 175 0 175 6,915,249 0 0 175 6,915,249

Debt Service
Mayoralty-Related:
Debt Service

Debt Service
Debt Service
Budget: $99,331,090
Positions: 0
Mission
Debt Service is the amount the City must pay each year for the principal and interest on funds borrowed to
finance the purchase and/or construction of capital facilities.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 71,610,103 81,763,922 82,784,544 82,784,544
Motor Vehicle 9,739,384 14,980,000 16,546,546 16,546,546
AGENCY TOTAL $81,349,487 $96,743,922 $99,331,090 $99,331,090
Overview
APPROPRIATION PLAN - Appropriations in this program support general obligation loan authorization
principal and interest payments for the General and Motor Vehicle Funds. This program does not include
revenue obligations for the enterprise operations of Water Utility, Waste Water Utility, Loan and Guarantee or
Parking Enterprise Funds. Revenue obligations of the City's enterprise operations are provided in the
respective programs for these funds. Appropriations for long-term capital leases, or conditional purchase
agreements, are financed in the Conditional Purchase Agreements program. In the formulation of the annual
budget, the City Council is empowered by the Charter to reduce appropriations except "such amounts as are for
the payment of interest and principal of the municipal debt."
DEBT MANAGEMENT - The amount of debt authorized and issued annually is subject to limits incorporated
in the City's debt policy. This policy, adopted by the Board of Estimates on August 15, 1990, sets forth
borrowing limits for the capital budget process and establishes guidelines for capital budget plans. The debt
policy is subject to review every five years or as recommended by the Director of Finance.
The City has taken a number of steps to insure that debt can be financed within the limits of existing resources
and in the context of other long-term policies set forth in the Strategic Financial Plan. One of the key policy
parameters set forth in that plan calls for tax rate reduction, in order to improve the City's posture vis-a-vis
neighboring Maryland subdivisions, as the City has the highest tax burden. The City's property tax rate was
reduced in Fiscal 1990, 1992, 1995, 1999, 2006, 2007 and 2008. Tax rate reductions have not impaired the
City's ability to fund debt service requirements.
Debt management steps implemented since adoption of the 1990 policy include: the prohibition of all City
agencies from negotiating financings; the consolidation of all financing arrangements in the Bureau of
Treasury Management; the recognition of conditional purchase payment financings as "debt service" for the
purpose of evaluating the City's financial condition and budget planning; strict adherence to borrowing
guidelines set forth in the debt policy; and scheduling of debt service payments to minimize fluctuations in
annual budgetary requirements.
In Fiscal 1992 and 1993, The Maryland General Assembly enacted legislation and City voters ratified local
legislation permitting the City to take advantage of the legal authority to issue general obligation bonds with
call provisions and to refinance debt. This authority had previously only been available to other Maryland local

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governments. This allows the City to take advantage of favorable interest rates and achieve debt service
expense savings. The City first took advantage of this legal authorization in an April 1992 general obligation
bond sale. Legislation has been enacted and approved by the City voters which will improve debt management
by authorizing (1) the City to negotiate general obligation sales; (2) the Board of Finance to structure debt
maturities and interest payment schedules; (3) the Board of Finance to approve fixed, variable or other interest
rates on bonds; and, (4) the City to issue "mini-bonds" in denominations as small as $500.
DEBT AFFORDABILITY, DEBT RATIOS AND CREDIT EVALUATION - Based on traditional debt ratio
evaluation criteria, current debt burdens and those forecasted in the City's comprehensive debt policy for the
coming years, the City's debt is within acceptable limits. The City's current credit rating with Moody's is AA3,
with Standard & Poor's AA-. These credit ratings reflect the judgment of the rating agencies that the City has a
strong capacity to pay principal and interest on debt. The most recent credit rating change for the City occurred
May 2007 when Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s raised the rating from A1 and A+ to AA3 and AA-
respectively. Debt service requirements do not place an unusual burden on the resource base of the City. This is
illustrated by the following:
• The City's general obligation debt is well below 3.5% industry median of assessed valuation (2.2%, 2009).
• Net general obligation debt is below the $1,200 per capita figure suggested as a danger point by credit
analysts ($1,019, 2008).
• Net general obligation debt service, as a percent of operating expenditures, is well below the danger point
suggested by credit analysts (5.7%, 2009).
• The City is not constrained by any legal limits on its debt authorization limit but is guided by prudent limits
set forth in local debt policy.
• The City has no overlapping debt and no instance of default.
• The City has unlimited taxing authority with respect to property taxes.
The types of debt serviced by appropriations in this program for the respective funds are as follows:
GENERAL FUND
General Obligation Debt - General obligation long-term debt comprises the largest share of outstanding debt to
the City. Pursuant to specific State Constitutional provisions, the City must follow a three-step procedure for
the creation of general obligation long-term debt. There must be:
• an act of the General Assembly of Maryland or a resolution of the majority of the City's delegates to the
General Assembly;
• an ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore pursuant to State authorization; and
• ratification by the voters of the City.
The State Constitution requires that general obligation debt may not have a term longer than 40 years. In
general, the City's debt has a maximum maturity of no more than 20 years. This long-term debt is supported by
the pledge of the full faith and credit of the City and payment thereof is a first requirement for revenues derived
from local property taxing powers. The law requires the City to levy a property tax rate upon all assessable
property sufficient to provide for the payment of all interest and principal. The City has no statutory limitation
on the property tax levy on general obligation borrowings.
Bond Anticipation Notes - From time to time, the City enters into short-term borrowing to finance capital
projects while preparing to sell long-term general obligation bonds or while adjusting the timing of the sale of
long-term debt in order to take advantage of favorable market conditions. The City is authorized to undertake
such borrowings pursuant to Section 12 of Article 31, the Public Debt Article of the Annotated Code of
Maryland Laws. As with long-term general obligation bonds, bond anticipation notes constitute a pledge of the

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full faith and unlimited taxing power of the City as regards the guarantee to meet principal and interest
payments. Section 24 of Article 31 (Maryland Laws) authorizes the City to issue refunding bond anticipation
notes to refinance these short-term borrowings.
State School Construction Loans - The City has periodically borrowed funds from the State of Maryland for
school construction purposes pursuant to Section 5-301 (Maryland Laws). The City last utilized this borrowing
source in 1984. Limitations on the use of funds provide for site acquisition, school construction, certain
equipment, and inspection costs. Certain types of major capital renovations, such as roof or heating plant
replacement, are not eligible for financing through this program and must be financed from general obligation
borrowings. The funds are derived from the sale of State of Maryland school construction loan bonds. The City
benefits from favorable borrowing costs due to the size of the statewide borrowings and the excellent credit
rating of the State of Maryland.
State Economic Development Loans - Under provisions of Subtitle 4 (Maryland Industrial Land Act or MILA)
and Title 5 of Article 83A (Maryland Industrial and Commercial Redevelopment Fund or MICRF) of the
Maryland laws, the City, and other subdivisions of the State, may borrow funds for industrial or commercial
development projects. Funds, in turn, may be loaned to private enterprises for the development of specific
projects. In the case of MICRF loans, the funds borrowed from the State may also be used to insure or
guarantee projects. The State sets the interest rate, term and repayment provisions of the loans. In both cases,
the City is liable for repayment of principal and interest amounts on the loans in the event of failure or default
of the private enterprise. Such loans are not considered general obligations of the City. The City uses these loan
programs as part of its economic development program to stabilize and expand employment and the tax base
within the City.
MOTOR VEHICLE FUND
Revenue Anticipation Notes - Section 7 of Article XI of the State Constitution permits the City to borrow
temporarily to meet cash flow deficiencies in operating funds. The City Charter restricts such temporary
borrowings in anticipation of current operating revenues and requires that such borrowings be repaid prior to
the passage of the budget for the following year.
State Highway Construction Loans - Since 1972, the City has periodically borrowed funds from the State of
Maryland for highway construction projects pursuant to State authorization in Sections 3-301 through 3-309 of
the Transportation Article (Maryland Laws). These funds have been used primarily to finance the City's share
of the Interstate Highway System and for the construction or reconstruction of primary roads. To date, the City
has $93.2 million in County Bonds outstanding and it is anticipated $15.0 million will be borrowed in Fiscal
2011.
As Chapter 539 of the 1993 Laws of Maryland, effective June 1, 1993, obligates the counties participating in
the Transportation Revenue Bond financing programs to enter into agreements providing for the repayment of
bonds issued. This statutory change had no effect on the City's debt position but allowed the State of Maryland
to restate its accounting of transportation debt obligation. The debt is recorded as an obligation of the City.
Currently, the State withholds from the City's share of the Gasoline and Motor Vehicle Revenue Account
distribution amounts sufficient to pay the City's share of State highway construction debt. Subsequent
agreements for payment pursuant to this statute will conform to the prior practice. The City benefits from
favorable borrowing costs due to the size of the Statewide borrowings and the excellent credit rating of the
State of Maryland.

Debt Service
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
123 General Debt Service 96,743,922 NA 99,331,090
AGENCY TOTAL $96,743,922 NA $99,331,090
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 0 -1,000,000 0 0
8 Debt Service 81,349,487 97,743,922 99,331,090 99,331,090
AGENCY TOTAL $81,349,487 $96,743,922 $99,331,090 $99,331,090

Debt Service
AGENCY: 4312 M-R: Debt Service

SERVICE: 123 General Debt Service

0 Transfers -1,000,000 0 1,000,000
8 Debt Service 97,743,922 99,331,090 1,587,168
TOTAL OBJECTS $96,743,922 $99,331,090 $2,587,168
1 Aquarium 590 855,242 872,193 16,951
2 Municipal Telephone Exchange 133 95,038 113,335 18,297
4 City Museums 942,094 1,008,656 66,562
5 Health 249,271 317,269 67,998
10 Convention Complex 540 15,769 0 -15,769
13 Baltimore City Public Schools 20,300,178 23,173,921 2,873,743
16 Fire 210 811,458 898,406 86,948
19 Highways 503 (MVR) 13,853,000 14,427,501 574,501
25 Jail 290 332,116 361,506 29,390
37 Housing and Community Development 177 25,968,223 25,027,817 -940,406
40 Housing and Community Development 585 14,176,229 13,149,236 -1,026,993
43 Off-street Parking 579 3,978,742 3,663,130 -315,612
46 Police 200 917,078 1,023,224 106,146
49 Public Buildings 193 2,531,178 2,652,255 121,077
52 Recreation and Parks 471 2,581,567 2,782,838 201,271
53 Maryland Zoo in Baltimore 941,522 928,912 -12,610
55 Solid Waste 516 132,884 144,597 11,713
58 Storm Water 519 (MVR) 1,127,000 2,119,045 992,045
61 Insurance Capitalization Program 126 1,509,000 1,509,000 0
64 Unallocated 122 5,426,333 5,158,249 -268,084
General 81,763,922 82,784,544 1,020,622
Motor Vehicle 14,980,000 16,546,546 1,566,546
TOTAL FUNDS $96,743,922 $99,331,090 $2,587,168

Debt Service

Debt Service

Educational Grants
Mayoralty-Related:
Educational Grants

Educational Grants
Educational Grants
Budget: $6,577,483
Positions: 0
Mission
The Educational Grants program provides a variety of General Fund grants related to the education of City
residents.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 1,348,853 1,328,000 1,331,207 6,577,483
AGENCY TOTAL $1,348,853 $1,328,000 $1,331,207 $6,577,483
Overview
City Services
446. Educational Grants General Fund - $6,577,483
The Fiscal 2011 proposal includes $5.3 million for Family League after-school and summer programs; $1.0
million for the Baltimore City Community College, $200,000 for Experience Corps, and $100,000 for Teach
For America. Subsidies for Baltimore Reads, the Maryland Cooperative Extension, and the Maryland Institute
College of Art have been eliminated. Family League programs engage 5,000 young people in learning
activities that are shown to increase school attendance – a key factor in academic success. Funding for the
Family League programs was previously appropriated under M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses.

Educational Grants
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
446 Educational Grants 1,328,000 NA 6,577,483
AGENCY TOTAL $1,328,000 NA $6,577,483
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
3 Contractual Services 106,703 106,913 110,120 0
4 Materials and Supplies 12,077 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $1,348,853 $1,328,000 $1,331,207 $6,577,483

Educational Grants
AGENCY: 4321 M-R: Educational Grants

SERVICE: 446 Educational Grants

TOTAL OBJECTS $1,328,000 $6,577,483 $5,249,483
1 Maryland Institute College of Art 25,447 0 -25,447
2 Cooperative Extension Service 97,765 0 -97,765
4 BCCC - Educational Support 1,000,000 1,000,000 0
6 Cooperative Extension Service General Operating Ex 106,913 0 -106,913
9 Baltimore Reads, Inc. 97,875 0 -97,875
10 Baltimore Council On Foreign Affairs 0 0 0
13 Family League 0 5,277,483 5,277,483
15 Experience Corps 0 200,000 200,000
16 Teach for America 0 100,000 100,000
General 1,328,000 6,577,483 5,249,483
TOTAL FUNDS $1,328,000 $6,577,483 $5,249,483

Educational Grants

Educational Grants

Employees' Retirement Contribution
Mayoralty-Related:
Employees’ Retirement
Contribution


Budget: $144,314,208
Positions: 0
Mission
This program provides funding for employees' retirement costs. Appropriations in this program support
employees’ retirement contributions from the General and Motor Vehicle Funds.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 93,025,557 107,497,227 133,331,520 133,331,520
Motor Vehicle 7,729,000 8,476,375 10,982,688 10,982,688
AGENCY TOTAL $100,754,557 $115,973,602 $144,314,208 $144,314,208
Overview
In order to improve the accounting for the City's contributions to its employees' retirement systems the
recommendation includes budgeting for these costs under a Mayoralty-Related program. This practice was
initiated beginning in Fiscal 2003. Since that time the General and Motor Vehicle Fund contributions are no
longer recommended to be included in the budgets of all City agencies.
The Fiscal 2011 General Fund recommendations include:

• Fire and Police Retirement System – The recommendation for all funds is $106.7 million, an increase of
$16.7 million or 18.5%. Included in this figure is $5.7 million to be used for reducing the accrued liabilities
in the Benefit Improvement Fund and the Employees’ Retirement Fund of the system (Note: $3.4 million
of F&P Retirement System’s contributions are accounted within the Fire and Police department budgets).
The recommended funding level assumes reform of the variable benefit. Without reform, the cost increases
to $165 million.
• Employees’ Retirement System – The recommendation for all funds is $53.4 million, an increase of $11.6
million or 21.7% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation (Note: $14.0 million of ERS contributions
are accounted within city agency budgets).
• Elected Officials Retirement System - The recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $957,000, an increase of
180% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
• Other Post Employment Benefits (OPEB) – The Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB)
has instituted an accounting rule change which mandates that OPEB benefits be recorded as accrued liabil-
ities in the annual financial statements of governmental entities. Pursuant to this change, the City has
established an OPEB Trust, and the General Fund budget recommendation includes $3.1 million as a
contribution to the Trust in Fiscal 2011. This represents a $3 million (50%) decrease from the Fiscal 2010
level of appropriation.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
355 Employees' Retirement Contribution 115,973,602 NA 144,314,208
AGENCY TOTAL $115,973,602 NA $144,314,208
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 0 -1,531,064 -2,256,179 -2,256,179
AGENCY TOTAL $100,754,557 $115,973,602 $144,314,208 $144,314,208

AGENCY: 4377 M-R: Employees' Retirement Contribution

SERVICE: 355 Employees' Retirement Contribution

0 Transfers -1,531,064 -2,256,179 -725,115
2 Other Personnel Costs 111,096,291 143,334,699 32,238,408
TOTAL OBJECTS $115,973,602 $144,314,208 $28,340,606
1 Fire and Police Retirement 80,865,056 97,633,000 16,767,944
2 Employees' Retirement 22,660,341 34,187,039 11,526,698
3 Elected Officials' Retirement 339,830 957,000 617,170
4 Contribution to Fire and Police Liability 5,700,000 5,700,000 0
5 Other Post Employee Benefits 6,408,375 3,235,688 -3,172,687
6 ERS - Health 0 1,314,957 1,314,957
7 ERS - Convention Center 0 1,286,524 1,286,524
General 107,497,227 133,331,520 25,834,293
Motor Vehicle 8,476,375 10,982,688 2,506,313
TOTAL FUNDS $115,973,602 $144,314,208 $28,340,606



Environmental Control Board
Mayoralty-Related:

Environmental
Control Board
Service 117
Adjudication of
Environmental
Citations


Budget: $606,460
Positions: 5
Mission
In accordance with Article 1, Section 40 of the Baltimore City Code, the Environmental Control Board (ECB)
is authorized to enforce and adjudicate civil citations issued for sanitation, environmental health, safety and
other quality of life provisions of law.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 453,736 450,000 848,932 606,460
AGENCY TOTAL $453,736 $450,000 $848,932 $606,460
Overview
The primary purpose of the Environmental Control Board (ECB) is the adjudication of contested
environmental citations. The City Code specifies the violations for which citations may be issued and the
amount of the appropriate pre-payable fine. These violations are generally related to the enforcement of
sanitation, environmental, health and safety laws. Fine and penalty amounts may only be changed by
ordinance.
The ECB is comprised of 13 members, 5 of whom are ex officio members or their designees and include the
heads or designee of the departments of Health, Fire, Police, Housing and Public Works. The ECB's
responsibilities include the adoption and amendment of rules and regulations necessary to carry out its powers
and duties. The ECB adjudicates civil citations issued by sworn officers of the above mentioned departments.
City Services
117. Adjudication of Environmental Citations General Fund – $606,460
This service is responsible for the adjudication and collection of fines of contested environmental citations that
are issued in accordance to the Baltimore City Code. These include enforcement of violations related to
sanitation, environmental, health and safety laws. This service is funded at a higher level than Fiscal 2010 due
to the increased volume of code violation citations heard by the Environmental Control Board. The budget
supports the addition of one additional Administrative Judge and additional support staff to expedite the
increased volume. In Fiscal 2011, the Environmental Control Board anticipates hearing between 10,000 to
15,000 cases, up from 8,000 cases in previous years. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is
$606,460, an increase of $156,460 or 34.8% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
117 Adjudication of Environmental Citations 450,000 NA 606,460
AGENCY TOTAL $450,000 NA $606,460

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
117 Adjudication of Environmental Citations 5 0 0 5
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 313,193 331,004 730,177 472,340
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 0 0 2,500 0
AGENCY TOTAL $453,736 $450,000 $848,932 $606,460

AGENCY: 4383 M-R: Environmental Control Board

SERVICE: 117 Adjudication of Environmental Citations

1 Salaries 331,004 472,340 141,336
TOTAL OBJECTS $450,000 $606,460 $156,460
1 Adjudication 449,653 606,079 156,426
General 450,000 606,460 156,460
TOTAL FUNDS $450,000 $606,460 $156,460

AGENCY: 4383 M-R: Environmental Control Board

SERVICE: 117 Adjudication of Environmental Citations

General Fund
10123 ASST TO THE EXEC DIR ENVIRON C 110 1 0 1 55,500 0 0 1 55,500
Total All Funds 5 0 5 247,967 0 0 5 247,967

Health and Welfare Grants
Mayoralty-Related:


Budget: $993,072
Positions: 0
Mission
This program provides grants to various Health and Welfare organizations to aid in the continuation of
programs and services provided to disadvantaged citizens and citizens with various special needs in the City.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 312,730 372,658 372,658 993,072
AGENCY TOTAL $312,730 $372,658 $372,658 $993,072
Overview
In Fiscal 2011 this program will provide grants to the Maryland School for the Blind for educational services to
multi-handicapped and visually impaired students and to the Family League of Baltimore City—Pre and Post
Natal Home Visits for services to families in high risk communities.
City Services
385. Health and Welfare Grants General Fund - $993,072
This service provides grants to various health and welfare organizations to aid disadvantaged citizens and
citizens with special needs. In Fiscal 2011, this service will provide funding to the Family League of Baltimore
City – Pre- and Post-Natal Home Visits and to the Maryland School for the Blind to subsidize tuition costs.
The home visiting program is an important part of the City’s Birth Outcomes Plan. It provides intensive
services to 300 families in 12 high-risk communities. Its performance targets include reducing the rates of pre-
term births and low birth weight by 10% and deaths from unsafe sleep by 30%.
The following organizations will not be funded in Fiscal 2011:

• Echo House Foundation
• The Legal Aid Bureau, Inc.
• The League: Serving People with Disabilities
• Prisoners Aid Association
• United Way – Camp Greetop
• United Way – First Call for Help
The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $993,072, an increase of $620,414 or 166.5% above the
Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. This increase is due to moving the Family League of Baltimore City – Pre
and Post-Natal Home Visits grant from Miscellaneous General Expenses to the Health and Welfare service.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
385 Health and Welfare Grants 372,658 NA 993,072
AGENCY TOTAL $372,658 NA $993,072
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
AGENCY TOTAL $312,730 $372,658 $372,658 $993,072

AGENCY: 4316 M-R: Health and Welfare Grants

SERVICE: 385 Health and Welfare Grants

TOTAL OBJECTS $372,658 $993,072 $620,414
2 Prisoners Aid Association 1,653 0 -1,653
4 Echo House Foundation 5,220 0 -5,220
6 Legal Aid Bureau, Inc. 217,500 0 -217,500
7 The League: Serving People with Phys Disabilities, 4,550 0 -4,550
8 Maryland School for the Blind 122,072 122,072 0
9 United Way - First Call for Help 13,920 0 -13,920
10 Camp Greentop 7,743 0 -7,743
12 Pre & Postnatal Home Visiting 0 871,000 871,000
General 372,658 993,072 620,414
TOTAL FUNDS $372,658 $993,072 $620,414



Miscellaneous General Expenses
Mayoralty-Related:
Miscellaneous General
Expenses


Budget: $552,896
Positions: 0
Mission
This program provides funding for activities which do not relate to any specific agency or program.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 16,226,286 14,102,568 12,551,860 216,046
Motor Vehicle 1,351,350 1,236,850 1,236,850 336,850
AGENCY TOTAL $17,577,636 $15,339,418 $13,788,710 $552,896
Overview
City Services
122. Miscellaneous General Expenses General Fund – $216,046
This service captures city-wide expenses as well as one-time expenses. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation
eliminates $414,642 in funding for activities which are no longer required such as Census Project (2010),
Health Program activities, and legal contingencies. Grants for After School Programs and Experience Corps in
the amount of $5.4 million are transferred to the Educational Grants service and the Pre and Postnatal Home
Visiting grant in the amount of $871,000 is transferred to the Health and Welfare service. General Fund and
MVR savings in the amount of $7.5 million from the Fiscal 2011 furlough is reflected in this service.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
122 Miscellaneous General Expenses 15,339,418 NA 552,896
AGENCY TOTAL $15,339,418 NA $552,896
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 322,040 -498,000 322,000 322,000
1 Salaries 111,779 80,000 80,000 -7,420,000
2 Other Personnel Costs 1,011 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $17,577,636 $15,339,418 $13,788,710 $552,896

AGENCY: 4311 M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses

SERVICE: 122 Miscellaneous General Expenses

0 Transfers -498,000 322,000 820,000
1 Salaries 80,000 -7,420,000 -7,500,000
2 Other Personnel Costs 0 0 0
TOTAL OBJECTS $15,339,418 $552,896 $-14,786,522
2 Advertise - Ordinance of Estimates 25,000 25,000 0
3 Membership Dues 111,500 140,000 28,500
4 Voter Registration Campaign 45,000 45,000 0
5 Ground Rents on City Property 86,127 5,000 -81,127
7 Health Program Activities 14,000 0 -14,000
8 Special Legal Fees 2,181,239 2,181,239 0
9 Special Studies 25,000 0 -25,000
10 Board of Estimates Office Expense 326,200 322,000 -4,200
11 Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Utility Costs 341,956 336,136 -5,820
12 Stadium Authority Contributions 1,000,000 1,000,000 0
14 Professional Training 10,000 0 -10,000
18 Census Project (2010) 171,200 0 -171,200
20 General Fund Reserve 800,000 600,000 -200,000
21 Special Projects 250,000 250,000 0
22 Printing Board of Estimates Minutes 25,000 28,000 3,000
23 Actuarial Studies (Pension System) 20,000 0 -20,000
24 Baltimore Radio Reading Service 25,000 25,000 0
25 Deferred Comp Administrative Expense 0 254,000 254,000
26 Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Hospital Mortgage and Ta 476,671 476,671 0
29 Legal Contingencies 100,000 0 -100,000
30 Asbestos Litigation 600,000 100,000 -500,000
31 City Hall Exhibits 25,000 25,000 0
33 Charles Plaza Lease Purchase 90,000 0 -90,000
37 Panel of Claims Examiners 60,000 115,000 55,000
41 City Communications Technology 1,236,850 1,236,850 0
44 Culinary Arts Institute Lease-purchase 0 0 0
47 Independent Auditors 100,000 100,000 0
48 Youth Works - Comcast Grant 80,000 80,000 0
49 Family League-After School Programs 5,202,483 0 -5,202,483
51 Property Taxes 74,442 0 -74,442
52 Witness Protection 600,000 500,000 -100,000
60 Employee Leave Expense 0 0 0
61 MBE Outreach 50,000 50,000 0
62 Health Benefit Adjustments 0 0 0

AGENCY: 4311 M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses

SERVICE: 122 Miscellaneous General Expenses

72 Marina Store Lease 98,000 98,000 0
82 Experience Corps Baltimore 217,750 0 -217,750
95 Pre and Postnatal Home Visits 871,000 0 -871,000
98 FY 2011 Furlough Savings 0 -7,500,000 -7,500,000
100 Redistricting Analysis 0 60,000 60,000
General 14,102,568 216,046 -13,886,522
Motor Vehicle 1,236,850 336,850 -900,000
TOTAL FUNDS $15,339,418 $552,896 $-14,786,522

Office of Children, Youth and Families
Mayoralty-Related:
Office of Children, Youth and
Families

Children,
Youth and
Families
Service 349
Service 350
Children and Youth
Prisoner Re-Entry
Mentoring


Budget: $0
Positions: 3
Mission
The Office of Children, Youth and Families coordinates programs pertaining to the welfare of the City's
children, youth and families.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 896,244 605,000 972,480 0
Federal -72,961 314,728 0 0
State 237,106 244,487 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $1,060,389 $1,164,215 $972,480 $0
Overview
The Office of Children, Youth and Families addresses issues and advises the Mayor on matters pertaining to
the welfare of the City's children, youth and families. The office coordinates grant submissions from public and
private organizations as well as services provided by the City, State and federal government.
City Services
349. Children and Youth Mentoring – Baltimore Rising
Baltimore Rising
The Mentoring Children of Incarcerated Parents Program facilitates one-on-one mentoring supports to 150
Baltimore City young people, ages 5 – 17, whose parent(s) or primary caretaker is or has been incarcerated.
The Fiscal 2011 proposal does not include General Fund support for this proposal. Baltimore Rising has not
demonstrated that the program delivers cost-effective impacts and has not leveraged outside funding as
planned
350. Prisoner Re-entry – Baltimore Rising
Baltimore Rising
This program provides reentry services for 300 men and women annually from the Baltimore Detention Center.
The Fiscal 2011 proposal does not include General Fund support for this proposal. Baltimore Rising has not
demonstrated results from this program and has been unable to leverage outside funding.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
349 Children and Youth Mentoring - Baltimore Rising 284,092 NA 0
350 Prisoner Re-Entry - Baltimore Rising 880,123 NA 0
AGENCY TOTAL $1,164,215 NA $0

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
350 Prisoner Re-Entry - Baltimore Rising 12 0 -9 3
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -265,285 -338,841 -516,594 -202,036
1 Salaries 160,774 321,164 393,910 154,000
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 858,559 599,000 966,480 0
8 Debt Service 18,100 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $1,060,389 $1,164,215 $972,480 $0

AGENCY: 4305 M-R: Office of Children, Youth and Families

SERVICE: 349 Children and Youth Mentoring - Baltimore Rising

TOTAL OBJECTS $284,092 $0 $-284,092
1 Children and youth mentoring 284,092 0 -284,092
General 284,092 0 -284,092
TOTAL FUNDS $284,092 $0 $-284,092


SERVICE: 350 Prisoner Re-Entry - Baltimore Rising

0 Transfers -338,841 -202,036 136,805
1 Salaries 321,164 154,000 -167,164
8 Debt Service 0 0 0
TOTAL OBJECTS $880,123 $0 $-880,123
1 Youth and Family Services 880,123 0 -880,123
3 MD Committee for Children 0 0 0
4 Baltimore Rising Initiative 0 0 0
9 Child Care Conference 0 0 0
General 320,908 0 -320,908
Federal 314,728 0 -314,728
State 244,487 0 -244,487
TOTAL FUNDS $880,123 $0 $-880,123


SERVICE: 350 Prisoner Re-Entry - Baltimore Rising

General Fund
00128 SPECIAL AIDE II 933 3 0 3 119,100 -1 -34,100 2 85,000
00710 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 27,410 -1 -27,410 0 0
00138 STAFF ASSISTANT MAYOR'S OFFICE 932 2 0 2 54,000 -2 -54,000 0 0

Federal Fund
00841 LICENSED GRADUATE SOCIAL WORKE 092 1 0 1 45,090 -1 -45,090 0 0
00135 SOCIAL PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR 112 1 0 1 44,300 -1 -44,300 0 0
00136 COMMUNITY RESOURCE 088 1 0 1 38,175 -1 -38,175 0 0
Total All Funds 12 0 12 507,475 -9 -353,475 3 154,000

Office of CitiStat Operations
Mayoralty-Related:

Office of
CitiStat
Operations
Service 347
CitiStat Operations


Budget: $503,188
Positions: 9
Mission
The Office of CitiStat Operations provides an accountability program for City agencies, where strategies are
developed and employed and results are measured.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 510,508 530,871 642,609 503,188
AGENCY TOTAL $510,508 $530,871 $642,609 $503,188
Overview
CitiStat is a Mayoral management initiative, a Citywide program designed to utilize intensive performance
measurement of all municipal agencies and achieve real time sharing of data to propel the Mayor’s agenda and
bring about operational cost savings, revenue enhancements and improvements in the quality of municipal
services. In short, CitiStat is how Baltimore’s government is managed: strategies are developed and employed,
managers and workers are held accountable and results are measured - not yearly, quarterly, or monthly, but
week-to-week.
Agency heads and their management teams attend CitiStat meetings every other week where they are
questioned by a panel that includes the Mayor, Chief of Staff, Deputy Mayors and cabinet members such as the
City’s chief solicitor and the directors of labor, human resources, information technology and finance. Before
each meeting, agencies submit reports that include a wide range of data measures and indicators recounting
current and historical performance.
It is estimated that in its eight years of existence, the CitiStat Program has produced over $300 million in
positive financial benefits for the citizens of Baltimore, been recognized for its innovation by The New York
Times, Ford Foundation, Governing magazine and the Gartner Group and prompted cities such as St. Louis,
Detroit, Houston, Pittsburgh, Miami and San Francisco to undertake similar initiatives. In 2004, CitiStat was
selected as one of just five winners (from approximately 1,000 applicants) of the $100,000 Innovations in
Government award sponsored by the Ash Institute for Democratic Governance and Innovation at Harvard
University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government. In 2005, CitiStat received the Government Finance
Officers Association annual Award for Excellence.
City Services
347. CitiStat Operations General Fund - $503,188
This service is a Mayoral management service designed to utilize intensive performance management of
municipal agencies. In Fiscal 2011, CitiStat plans to conduct 230 meetings to improve interagency
coordination and to hold all major city agencies accountable for results. The Fiscal 2011 recommended
funding level is $27,683 (5.2%) below Fiscal 2010.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
347 CitiStat Operations 530,871 NA 503,188
AGENCY TOTAL $530,871 NA $503,188

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
347 CitiStat Operations 9 0 0 9
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 432,899 439,600 516,003 411,470
4 Materials and Supplies 948 0 5,000 0
AGENCY TOTAL $510,508 $530,871 $642,609 $503,188

AGENCY: 4304 M-R: Office of CitiStat Operations

SERVICE: 347 CitiStat Operations

1 Salaries 439,600 411,470 -28,130
2 Other Personnel Costs 86,521 87,468 947
TOTAL OBJECTS $530,871 $503,188 $-27,683
2 CitiStat Operations 450,663 422,974 -27,689
General 530,871 503,188 -27,683
TOTAL FUNDS $530,871 $503,188 $-27,683

AGENCY: 4304 M-R: Office of CitiStat Operations

SERVICE: 347 CitiStat Operations

General Fund
Total All Funds 9 0 9 549,200 0 0 9 549,200

Office of Criminal Justice
Mayoralty-Related:

Office of
Criminal
Justice
Service 758
Service 757
Coordination of Public
Crime Camera
Safety Strategies and
Management
Community Outreach


Budget: $12,347,358
Positions: 12
Mission
The Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice (MOCJ) was established by Executive order in 1969 to coordinate
grant funded anti-crime activities. MOCJ’s mission is to improve public safety for Baltimore City residents and
increase opportunities for those who have been in contact with the criminal justice system.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 1,911,459 1,535,000 1,678,883 1,528,907
Federal 126,521 9,411,177 18,545,632 9,350,846
State 769,703 1,197,983 1,195,903 1,192,605
Special 40,175 275,000 550,000 275,000
AGENCY TOTAL $2,847,858 $12,419,160 $21,970,418 $12,347,358
Overview
The Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice’s goal is to provide citizens of Baltimore City a safer, healthier and
stronger community.
MOCJ coordinates the efforts of City, State and federal government agencies as well as faith and community
based partners in order to address the roots of crime, reduce crime, decrease gang activity and diminish the
drug trade.
MOCJ administers a local law enforcement block grant known as the Justice Assistance Grant, as well as
grants from the Department of Justice and Governor's Office of Crime Control and Prevention to reduce crime
in Baltimore City. Funds are allocated among law enforcement, criminal justice agencies, community
organizations, and service providers developing and implementing comprehensive crime prevention strategies.
In addition, MOCJ provides fiscal administration for all the City’s homeland security grants. In Fiscal 2010,
MOCJ and the Police Department applied for and obtained $20 million in stimulus funds.
City Services
757. Crime Camera Management General Fund - $ 1,257,627
Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice (MOCJ) Other Funds – $58,281
This service is responsible for managing the collaboration among the Police Department, Mayor’s Office of
Information Technology (MOIT), and the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice (MOCJ). MOCJ projects 530
cameras to be operational in Fiscal 2011. These cameras have been shown to reduce crime in covered areas by
up to 25%. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 $40,001 (3.3%) above the Fiscal 2010 level of
appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation will allow current service levels to be maintained.

758. Coordination of Public Safety Strategies General Fund - $271,280
and Community Outreach Other Funds – $10,760,170

Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice (MOCJ)
This service is responsible for coordinating the City’s criminal justice strategy, including developing criminal
justice policy and coordinating its implementation across agencies and administering over $70 million in local,
State and federal public safety grants. Grant funds are dispersed among law enforcement, criminal justice
agencies, community organizations and service providers. In Fiscal 2011, MOCJ plans to apply for 45 grants.
The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $46,094 (14.5%) below the Fiscal 2010 appropriation.
Funding for the Citizens on Patrol activity in the amount of $45,000 is eliminated.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
757 Crime Camera Management 1,217,626 NA 1,315,908
758 Coordination of Public Safety Strategy 11,201,534 NA 11,031,450
AGENCY TOTAL $12,419,160 NA $12,347,358

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
757 Crime Camera Management 1 0 0 1
758 Coordination of Public Safety Strategy 11 0 0 11
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -173,992 -147,000 235,770 -147,000
1 Salaries 499,737 646,061 321,700 640,035
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 761,445 10,530,812 20,042,568 10,390,468
AGENCY TOTAL $2,847,858 $12,419,160 $21,970,418 $12,347,358

AGENCY: 4346 M-R: Office of Criminal Justice

SERVICE: 757 Crime Camera Management

1 Salaries 0 40,300 40,300
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,217,626 $1,315,908 $98,282
1 Monitoring and Maintenance 1,217,626 1,315,908 98,282
General 1,217,626 1,257,627 40,001
Federal 0 0 0
State 0 58,281 58,281
TOTAL FUNDS $1,217,626 $1,315,908 $98,282


SERVICE: 758 Coordination of Public Safety Strategy

0 Transfers -147,000 -147,000 0
1 Salaries 646,061 599,735 -46,326
TOTAL OBJECTS $11,201,534 $11,031,450 $-170,084
1 HIDTA 0 128,768 128,768
2 Executive Direction and Control 237,822 95,959 -141,863
3 JAG 1,194,834 1,194,834 0
4 C-SAFE 1,070,597 939,794 -130,803
5 Domestic Violence 275,000 275,000 0
6 Unallocated Funds 7,780,352 7,780,352 0
7 Grant Management 442,441 416,255 -26,186
8 Northwest Baltimore YSB 44,308 44,308 0
9 East Baltimore YSB 26,180 26,180 0
11 Truancy Assessment 130,000 130,000 0
General 317,374 271,280 -46,094
Federal 9,411,177 9,350,846 -60,331
State 1,197,983 1,134,324 -63,659
Special 275,000 275,000 0
TOTAL FUNDS $11,201,534 $11,031,450 $-170,084


SERVICE: 757 Crime Camera Management

State Fund
00111 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ASSOCIATE 935 1 0 1 40,300 0 0 1 40,300
Total All Funds 1 0 1 40,300 0 0 1 40,300


SERVICE: 758 Coordination of Public Safety Strategy

General Fund
01908 FISCAL ADMINISTRATOR SAO 119 1 0 1 75,500 0 0 1 75,500
00800 FISCAL TECH 093 1 0 1 58,939 0 0 1 58,939

Federal Fund

State Fund
Total All Funds 11 0 11 601,439 0 0 11 601,439

Office of Employment Development
Mayoralty-Related:
Office of Employment
Development

Office of
Employment
Development
Service 791
BCPS Alternative Service 794
Workforce Services Career Center Services
Options Academy for Administration
for TANF Recipients for City Residents
Youth

Workforce Services Workforce Services
Workforce Services Youth Works Summer
for Baltimore for Out of
for Ex-Offenders Job Program
Residents School Youth

Career Connections Workforce Service for
for In-School Youth WIA Funded Youth


Budget: $27,168,477
Positions: 300
Mission
The Mayor’s Office of Employment Development (MOED) empowers and assists Baltimore City residents to
become successfully employed. It accomplishes this by providing all residents with easy access to
employment and training services and targeted populations with direct, intensive services. MOED manages
and brokers resources and technology and develops partnerships with businesses, educational institutions,
government agencies and community-based organizations to achieve its mission.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 7,878,236 6,374,702 10,561,986 6,587,969
Federal 14,842,164 21,445,233 12,366,801 18,304,716
State 1,551,023 2,257,870 1,377,601 1,775,792
Special 1,436,399 1,000,000 522,617 500,000
AGENCY TOTAL $25,707,822 $31,077,805 $24,829,005 $27,168,477
Overview
Workforce Investment Act (WIA) funds from the U.S. Department of Labor provide for:
• Delivery of job placement, literacy, career counseling and skills training services to adults.
• Re-employment training assistance to dislocated, older workers and ex-offenders
• Career development, remedial education and skills training opportunities to in-school and out-of-school
youth.
• Business partnerships to enhance development of a skilled workforce.
Additional local, State and federal funding provide for the following programs:
• Career Center Services
• Youth Works Summer Job Program
• Career Connections for In-School Youth
• Baltimore City Public Schools Alternative Options Academy for Youth
City Services
791. BCPS Alternative Options Academy for Youth Other Funds - $189,364
Mayor’s Office of Employment Development
This service provides an alternative education model for youth failing out of the traditional school system. The
Academy allows youth to learn at their own pace and earn the credits necessary to transition back to their zoned
high school. Through attendance monitoring, incentives, job readiness, and career exploration activities, youth
are able to move past the peer pressure leading to aberrant behavior and onto post secondary education,
training and/or employment.

792. Workforce Services for TANF Recipients Other Funds - $4,718,002

MOED is the recipient of two contracts from the Maryland Department of Social Services to provide services
to welfare applicants and recipients. Services provided include offering local labor market information, job
readiness preparation, career assessment and employability skills. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation of $4.7
million is $3.4 million or 41.9% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The following adjustments are:
reduce unallocated appropriation - $1.0 million, reduce TANF Wage Subsidies to reflect actual award - $1.8
million. MOED projects 3,500 temporary cash assistance recipients will participate in this service in Fiscal
2011.
793. Career Center Services for City Residents General Fund - $809,506
This service provides a full range of workforce services including labor market information, job preparation,
computer literacy, basic skills instruction, and occupational skills training to higher education, jobs and career
opportunities. The Mayor’s Office of Employment Development projects that 24,000 City residents will
receive employment assistance in Fiscal 2011; visits to the one-stop career centers have increased 20% since
the start of the recession. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is the same as Fiscal 2010.
794. Administration-MOED General Funds - $1,079,913
This service provides administrative support and oversight to the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development
(MOED). The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $42,185 or 3.8% below the Fiscal 2010 level
of appropriation.
795. Workforce Services for Baltimore Residents Other Funds - $7,339,400
This service is supported by federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA) funds to operate the Career Center
Network, comprised of three comprehensive one stop career centers and two community connection satellites.
The Fiscal 2011 federal fund recommendation is $438,000 (5.6%) below Fiscal 2010. MOED projects they
will meet the federally established 70% employment rate for WIA participants in Fiscal 2011.
796. Workforce Services for Ex-Offenders Other Funds - $2,400,000
This service is responsible for offering a broad range of services to assist ex-offenders successfully
transitioning to work, home and community. Services include career counseling, job readiness, skills training,
job development/referral and retention. There are no General Funds recommended for this service; however,
the Department will seek funds to maintain the level and quality of services currently provided. In addition to a
federal funding award of $500,000, MOED hopes to continue receipt of $500,000 from the State and $50,000
from the City’s Workforce Investment Act allocation. MOED projects 4,800 ex-offenders will receive services.
797. Workforce Services for Out-of-School Youth General Fund - $2,503,129

This service is responsible for providing out of school youth and unemployed young adults access to a full
range of educational, occupational and personal support services in a “one stop” safe and nurturing
environment. High school dropouts are able to build their academic skills, learn about and train for careers and
receive individualized guidance from adult members at fully equipped YO! Centers. A study of the program

showed that participants were significantly less likely to be convicted of a crime and had higher earnings
compared to a comparison group. The proposed budget maintains the Fiscal 2010 funding level, which will
provide intensive, evidence-based programming for 600 youth. Due to the loss of other funding sources, the
number of participants is reduced by 400 from the current level.
798. YouthWorks Summer Job Program General Fund - $1,305,089
Mayor’s Office of Employment Development Other Funds – $86,428
This service, which provides six week summer work experiences to thousands of Baltimore’s youth, has taken
on added importance in the midst of the Great Recession. These experiences expose youth to career options
and teach them work-life skills that will prepare them for future employment. The General Fund
recommendation of $1.3 million is $367,050 or 21.4% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. This will
support 930 job placements. MOED will launch the YouthWorks 2010 Summer Jobs campaign to actively
solicit funds that will enable the program to place a target goal of 5,000 youth in summer jobs.
799. Career Connections for In-School Youth General Fund - $890,332
This service helps young people stay in school and become prepared for success in the 21st century workplace.
Two primary components of the program are: FUTURES Works – a dropout prevention strategy which
provides mentoring and comprehensive support to at-risk students; and After School Matters – a career
exploration/internship program designed to keep students productively engaged during their most vulnerable
hours – after school. The recommendation of $890,332 provides General Fund support to partially offset the
expiration of $1.5 million in State grants from the Department of Labor. OED projects 315 students will
participate in these programs in Fiscal 2011.
800. Workforce Services for WIA Funded Youth Other Funds - $5,747,314
This service assists economically disadvantaged youth ages 16-21 to achieve major educational attainment and
skill development. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation of $5.7 million is $195,068, or 3.3% below the Fiscal
2010 level of appropriation. In Fiscal 2011, MOED projects that of the youth completing their program
services in this activity, 70% will find placement in employment or education and 95% will attain a degree or
certificate.
801. Business Led Sector Based Training
This new service proposes to work in partnership with the Baltimore Development Corporation to promote job
creation and to provide support to employers through skills training. This service is not funded in Fiscal 2011.
The Results Team recommended that MOED integrate the sector-based approach into other services and
partner with the Baltimore Development Corporation’s Small Business Resource Center and Emerging
Technology Center on workforce development initiatives.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
791 BCPS Alternative Options Academy for Youth 225,000 NA 189,364
792 Workforce Services for TANF Recipients 8,123,071 NA 4,718,002
793 Career Center Services for City Residents 811,615 NA 809,506
794 Administration - MOED 1,138,033 NA 1,179,913
795 Workforce Services for Baltimore Residents 7,777,397 NA 7,339,400
796 Workforce Services for Ex-Offenders 1,249,819 NA 2,400,000
797 Workforce Services for Out of School Youth-Youth O 2,519,051 NA 2,503,129
798 Youth Works Summer Job Program 1,758,567 NA 1,391,517
799 Career Connections for In-School Youth 1,532,870 NA 890,332
800 Workforce Services for WIA Funded Youth 5,942,382 NA 5,747,314
AGENCY TOTAL $31,077,805 NA $27,168,477

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
791 BCPS Alternative Options Academy for Youth 2 0 0 2
792 Workforce Services for TANF Recipients 53 0 0 53
793 Career Center Services for City Residents 5 0 0 5
794 Administration - MOED 36 0 0 36
795 Workforce Services for Baltimore Residents 124 0 0 124
796 Workforce Services for Ex-Offenders 9 0 0 9
797 Workforce Services for Out of School Youth-Youth O 32 0 0 32
799 Career Connections for In-School Youth 16 0 0 16
800 Workforce Services for WIA Funded Youth 23 0 0 23
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -420,999 842,293 -8,152,527 3,296,379
1 Salaries 15,564,106 17,141,011 16,952,632 11,222,604
9 Capital Improvements -801 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $25,707,822 $31,077,805 $24,829,005 $27,168,477

AGENCY: 4500 M-R: Office of Employment Development

SERVICE: 791 BCPS Alternative Options Academy for Youth

1 Salaries 138,107 77,777 -60,330
TOTAL OBJECTS $225,000 $189,364 $-35,636
11 BCPS (Alternative High School) 225,000 189,364 -35,636
State 225,000 189,364 -35,636
TOTAL FUNDS $225,000 $189,364 $-35,636


SERVICE: 792 Workforce Services for TANF Recipients

0 Transfers 2,000,000 1,000,000 -1,000,000
1 Salaries 3,995,110 2,231,219 -1,763,891
3 Contractual Services 1,103,454 676,128 -427,326
TOTAL OBJECTS $8,123,071 $4,718,002 $-3,405,069
13 Family Investment 2,907,150 2,547,409 -359,741
58 New Beginnings 1,365,921 1,170,593 -195,328
59 Wage Subsidies 1,850,000 0 -1,850,000
95 Unallocated 2,000,000 1,000,000 -1,000,000
Federal 8,123,071 4,718,002 -3,405,069
TOTAL FUNDS $8,123,071 $4,718,002 $-3,405,069


SERVICE: 793 Career Center Services for City Residents

1 Salaries 185,570 283,665 98,095
TOTAL OBJECTS $811,615 $809,506 $-2,109
1 Workforce Services for Baltimore City Residents 712,671 711,026 -1,645
15 Workforce Services for Baltimore City Residents 98,944 98,480 -464
General 811,615 809,506 -2,109
TOTAL FUNDS $811,615 $809,506 $-2,109


SERVICE: 794 Administration - MOED

0 Transfers 0 -1,733,202 -1,733,202
1 Salaries 869,972 1,859,674 989,702
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,138,033 $1,179,913 $41,880
1 Administration 243,667 217,668 -25,999
3 Special Projects 832,974 954,127 121,153
General 1,122,078 1,079,913 -42,165
Federal 15,955 0 -15,955
State 0 100,000 100,000
TOTAL FUNDS $1,138,033 $1,179,913 $41,880


SERVICE: 795 Workforce Services for Baltimore Residents

0 Transfers 2,500,000 -858,919 -3,358,919
1 Salaries 2,209,868 2,083,133 -126,735
2 Other Personnel Costs 813,945 2,242,803 1,428,858
TOTAL OBJECTS $7,777,397 $7,339,400 $-437,997
1 Workforce Services for Baltimore City Residents 0 0 0
3 WIA-Adult 3,180,440 2,672,629 -507,811
7 WIA-Adult/Dislocated Worker 1,385,194 987,916 -397,278
13 Family Investment 0 0 0
14 WIA-Incentive 51,400 15,331 -36,069
65 WIA-Early Intervention Facilitator 127,613 131,201 3,588
84 WIA Maryland Business Works 32,750 32,323 -427
95 Unallocated 3,000,000 3,500,000 500,000
General 0 0 0
Federal 6,777,397 7,339,400 562,003
State 0 0 0
Special 1,000,000 0 -1,000,000
TOTAL FUNDS $7,777,397 $7,339,400 $-437,997


SERVICE: 796 Workforce Services for Ex-Offenders

0 Transfers 500,000 1,900,000 1,400,000
1 Salaries 478,967 271,213 -207,754
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,249,819 $2,400,000 $1,150,181
27 Workforce Services for Ex-Offenders 249,819 0 -249,819
79 Ex-Offender - MDPSCS Parole and Probation 500,000 500,000 0
95 Unallocated 500,000 1,900,000 1,400,000
General 249,819 0 -249,819
Federal 500,000 500,000 0
State 500,000 1,400,000 900,000
Special 0 500,000 500,000
TOTAL FUNDS $1,249,819 $2,400,000 $1,150,181


SERVICE: 797 Workforce Services for Out of School Youth-Youth Opportunity

1 Salaries 1,194,884 1,477,238 282,354
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,519,051 $2,503,129 $-15,922
3 Workforce Services Youth Opportunity 2,519,051 2,503,129 -15,922
General 2,519,051 2,503,129 -15,922
Federal 0 0 0
State 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $2,519,051 $2,503,129 $-15,922


SERVICE: 798 Youth Works Summer Job Program

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 1,514,780 1,292,316 -222,464
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,758,567 $1,391,517 $-367,050
14 Workforce Services - Summer Youth Works 1,672,139 1,305,089 -367,050
42 Md. Summer Youth 86,428 86,428 0
General 1,672,139 1,305,089 -367,050
Federal 86,428 0 -86,428
State 0 86,428 86,428
Special 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $1,758,567 $1,391,517 $-367,050


SERVICE: 799 Career Connections for In-School Youth

0 Transfers -104,260 0 104,260
1 Salaries 514,791 603,388 88,597
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,532,870 $890,332 $-642,538
1 After School Matters 1,532,870 890,332 -642,538
General 0 890,332 890,332
State 1,532,870 0 -1,532,870
TOTAL FUNDS $1,532,870 $890,332 $-642,538


SERVICE: 800 Workforce Services for WIA Funded Youth

0 Transfers 3,000,000 3,000,000 0
1 Salaries 1,515,609 1,042,981 -472,628
TOTAL OBJECTS $5,942,382 $5,747,314 $-195,068
1 WIA Youth 2,942,382 2,747,314 -195,068
95 Unallocated 3,000,000 3,000,000 0
Federal 5,942,382 5,747,314 -195,068
TOTAL FUNDS $5,942,382 $5,747,314 $-195,068


SERVICE: 791 BCPS Alternative Options Academy for Youth

State Fund
01226 MANAGER LEVEL 938 1 0 1 45,200 0 0 1 45,200
01223 HUMAN SERVICES 918 1 0 1 30,726 0 0 1 30,726
Total All Funds 2 0 2 75,926 0 0 2 75,926


SERVICE: 792 Workforce Services for TANF Recipients

Federal Fund
01226 MANAGER LEVEL 938 1 0 1 58,500 0 0 1 58,500
01225 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 934 5 0 5 233,300 0 0 5 233,300
01208 MANPOWER SERVICE EMPLOYEE 3 999 2 0 2 90,460 0 0 2 90,460
01224 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 920 1 0 1 42,057 0 0 1 42,057
01223 HUMAN SERVICES 918 33 0 33 1,325,488 0 0 33 1,325,488
01222 FACILITIES/OFFICE SERVICES II 916 3 0 3 137,913 0 0 3 137,913
01221 FACILITIES/OFFICE SERVICES I 911 8 0 8 245,229 0 0 8 245,229
Total All Funds 53 0 53 2,132,947 0 0 53 2,132,947


SERVICE: 793 Career Center Services for City Residents

General Fund
01226 MANAGER LEVEL 938 1 0 1 71,600 0 0 1 71,600
Total All Funds 5 0 5 278,500 0 0 5 278,500


SERVICE: 794 Administration - MOED

General Fund
01226 MANAGER LEVEL 938 2 0 2 138,600 0 0 2 138,600
00128 SPECIAL AIDE II 933 8 0 8 344,700 0 0 8 344,700

Federal Fund
01226 MANAGER LEVEL 938 2 0 2 150,100 0 0 2 150,100
Total All Funds 36 0 36 2,057,243 0 0 36 2,057,243


SERVICE: 795 Workforce Services for Baltimore Residents

Federal Fund
01213 PLANNER 4 999 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
01226 MANAGER LEVEL 938 25 0 25 1,287,400 0 0 25 1,287,400
01225 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 934 29 0 29 1,294,900 0 0 29 1,294,900
01223 HUMAN SERVICES 918 28 0 28 936,866 0 0 28 936,866
Total All Funds 124 0 124 5,333,530 0 0 124 5,333,530


SERVICE: 796 Workforce Services for Ex-Offenders

General Fund
01226 MANAGER LEVEL 938 1 0 1 70,400 0 0 1 70,400

State Fund
01223 HUMAN SERVICES 918 3 0 3 126,156 0 0 3 126,156
Total All Funds 9 0 9 407,634 0 0 9 407,634


SERVICE: 797 Workforce Services for Out of School Youth-Youth Opportunity

General Fund
01226 MANAGER LEVEL 938 6 0 6 372,200 0 0 6 372,200
01208 MANPOWER SERVICE EMPLOYEE 3 999 2 0 2 75,532 0 0 2 75,532
01223 HUMAN SERVICES 918 10 0 10 378,571 0 0 10 378,571
Total All Funds 32 0 32 1,440,065 0 0 32 1,440,065


SERVICE: 799 Career Connections for In-School Youth

General Fund
01226 MANAGER LEVEL 938 1 0 1 45,200 0 0 1 45,200
01223 HUMAN SERVICES 918 9 0 9 359,472 0 0 9 359,472
Total All Funds 16 0 16 598,457 0 0 16 598,457


SERVICE: 800 Workforce Services for WIA Funded Youth

Federal Fund
01226 MANAGER LEVEL 938 2 0 2 117,300 0 0 2 117,300
01223 HUMAN SERVICES 918 5 0 5 214,190 0 0 5 214,190
Total All Funds 23 0 23 1,018,224 0 0 23 1,018,224

Office of Information Technology
Mayoralty-Related:
Office of Information
Technology

Office of
Information
Technology
Service 803
Service 802
IT Application
Administration
Support Services
Service 805
Service 804
IT Infrastructure
Call Center Services
Support Services


Budget: $13,055,140
Positions: 115
Mission
The Office of Information Technology is responsible for providing information technology leadership to the
entire City, utilizing and leveraging information technology to enhance productivity, broaden the capabilities,
and reduce the operating costs of Baltimore City government, thereby improving the quality and timeliness of
services delivered to the citizenry.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 9,101,306 9,707,579 10,842,399 9,667,877
AGENCY TOTAL $11,700,688 $12,761,064 $13,895,884 $13,055,140
Overview
MOIT is responsible for Information Technology (IT) policy, standards, inter-agency synergy, and providing
city government with an ample return on its IT investments, while delivering a robust, secure, metropolitan
wide networked computing environment which supports both the internal needs of approximately 9,000
computer users as well as external parties. MOIT is also responsible for the development, implementation and
continuing support of the CitiTrack Customer Service Request System which provides a universal,
standardized, inter-agency call-intake and work order management methodology with a direct linkage to the
CitiStat system and process. The CitiTrack system is the Customer Relations Management tool for the City’s
One Call Center which is also directly supported and managed by the agency and was expanded in Fiscal 2006
to include Police Non-Emergency (311) calls for service.
City Services
802. Administration General Fund - $938,287
Mayor’s Office of Information Technology
This service provides and directs the resources needed for successful and effective IT deployment within the
City. MOIT keeps a watchful eye on technology advances and utilization of IT resources in the City and
ensures that the most effective strategies are successfully implemented. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is
$938,287, a reduction of $149,393 or 13.7% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 proposal includes
the elimination of one position.
803. Application Support Services General Fund - $4,671,079
This service develops, installs, maintains and operates the computer systems and applications that enable City
agencies to effectively and efficiently manage their operations. MOIT supports both mainframe based business
applications and internet applications that allow citizens to access information and perform transactions online.
There is also a robust Intranet web site that empowers City employees by providing fast access to accurate
information and web based applications to perform a wide range of business functions. MOIT also supports
the Enterprise-wide Geographic Information System (EGIS.)

804. Call Center Services General Fund - $1,871,059

The 311 call center is the intake system for the city serving as the one call to City Hall. The call center is
divided into two specific disciplines, city services and the non-emergency unit. Customers call 311 to request
services as well as obtain general information. The 311 service assists customers by answering police related
questions and writing police reports for lost or stolen items with a value under $1,500. The service is also
responsible for the development, implementation, and continuing support of the Customer Service Request
System (CitiTrack), which provides universal, standardized, inter-agency call intake and work order
management. This service also provides an automatic call-out system to citizens and city businesses for a host
of emergency and city broadcast notifications. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $1.1 million (36.1%)
below Fiscal 2010. The Fiscal 2011 proposal includes the abolishment of 24 positions. The service is
anticipated to be reduced from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week to ten hours a day Monday thru Friday and
eight hours a day on weekends.
805. Infrastructure Support Services General Fund - $2,187,452
Mayor’s Office of Information Technology Other Funds - $3,387,263
This service is responsible for maintaining the City’s Internet connectivity, CCTV operation, 800MHz Safety
Radio System infrastructure and connectivity, mainframe applications, and help desk support. The help desk
processes roughly 500 service requests per week. In Fiscal 2011, response time for service tickets will
decrease from 1.3 days to one day.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
802 Administration - MOIT 1,087,680 NA 938,287
803 IT Application Support Services 4,509,125 NA 4,671,079
804 Call Center Services 1,927,027 NA 1,871,059
805 IT Infrastructure Support Services 5,237,232 NA 5,574,715
AGENCY TOTAL $12,761,064 NA $13,055,140

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
802 Administration - MOIT 5 0 0 5
803 IT Application Support Services 40 0 0 40
804 Call Center Services 83 0 -24 59
805 IT Infrastructure Support Services 12 0 -1 11
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -5,734,367 -5,702,077 -438,749 -5,566,077
1 Salaries 5,960,031 6,564,637 6,492,758 5,551,215
AGENCY TOTAL $11,700,688 $12,761,064 $13,895,884 $13,055,140

AGENCY: 4303 M-R: Office of Information Technology

SERVICE: 802 Administration - MOIT

0 Transfers 0 -303,001 -303,001
1 Salaries 468,578 295,088 -173,490
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,087,680 $938,287 $-149,393
1 Administration 1,040,929 881,824 -159,105
General 1,087,680 938,287 -149,393
TOTAL FUNDS $1,087,680 $938,287 $-149,393


SERVICE: 803 IT Application Support Services

0 Transfers 0 -1,170,649 -1,170,649
1 Salaries 2,356,983 2,271,525 -85,458
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,509,125 $4,671,079 $161,954
1 BBMR IT Service Reimbursement 0 0 0
2 Application Support 4,509,125 4,671,079 161,954
General 4,509,125 4,671,079 161,954
TOTAL FUNDS $4,509,125 $4,671,079 $161,954


SERVICE: 804 Call Center Services

0 Transfers -4,102,077 -3,092,427 1,009,650
1 Salaries 2,994,762 2,230,861 -763,901
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,927,027 $1,871,059 $-55,968
1 Call Center Services 1,927,027 1,871,059 -55,968
General 1,927,027 1,871,059 -55,968
TOTAL FUNDS $1,927,027 $1,871,059 $-55,968


SERVICE: 805 IT Infrastructure Support Services

0 Transfers -1,600,000 -1,000,000 600,000
1 Salaries 744,314 753,741 9,427
TOTAL OBJECTS $5,237,232 $5,574,715 $337,483
1 Infrastructure Support Services 5,237,232 5,574,715 337,483
General 2,183,747 2,187,452 3,705
TOTAL FUNDS $5,237,232 $5,574,715 $337,483


SERVICE: 802 Administration - MOIT

General Fund
33171 INFORMATION SYSTEMS DIVISION M 124 1 0 1 113,200 0 0 1 113,200
Total All Funds 5 0 5 351,088 0 0 5 351,088


SERVICE: 803 IT Application Support Services

General Fund
10153 IT SHORT-TERM PROJECT MANAGER 989 1 0 1 114,400 0 0 1 114,400
33158 SYSTEMS ANALYST/PROGRAM MGR 122 1 0 1 95,800 0 0 1 95,800
93164 SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER III 120 3 0 3 207,100 0 0 3 207,100
93155 SYSTEMS SUPERVISOR 120 3 0 3 258,000 0 0 3 258,000
33138 EDP OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATOR 120 1 0 1 88,900 0 0 1 88,900
33190 GIS SUPERVISOR 118 1 0 1 72,300 0 0 1 72,300
93152 SYSTEMS ANALYST II 117 10 0 10 649,500 0 0 10 649,500
93144 ANALYST PROGRAMMER II 092 3 0 3 135,270 0 0 3 135,270
93185 EDP DATA TECHNICIAN SUPERVISOR 111 2 0 2 102,200 0 0 2 102,200
33135 COMPUTER OPERATOR SUPERVISOR 111 2 0 2 112,400 0 0 2 112,400
93133 COMPUTER OPERATOR IV 088 4 0 4 197,748 0 0 4 197,748
93183 EDP DATA TECHNICIAN III 086 3 0 3 145,383 0 0 3 145,383
93132 COMPUTER OPERATOR III 086 2 0 2 97,772 0 0 2 97,772
Total All Funds 40 0 40 2,502,754 0 0 40 2,502,754


SERVICE: 804 Call Center Services

General Fund
33168 ENTERPRISE APPLICATION SYSTEMS 121 1 0 1 91,100 0 0 1 91,100
33672 TRAINING OFFICER I 111 3 0 3 146,100 -1 -41,700 2 104,400
33365 CALL CENTER SUPERVISOR 088 7 0 7 319,963 -1 -46,251 6 273,712
33362 CALL CENTER AGENT II 084 4 0 4 161,642 -2 -81,948 2 79,694
33361 CALL CENTER AGENT I 080 65 0 65 2,186,132 -19 -622,536 46 1,563,596
Total All Funds 83 0 83 3,069,556 -24 -834,135 59 2,235,421


SERVICE: 805 IT Infrastructure Support Services

General Fund
33165 SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING MGR 122 1 0 1 98,200 0 0 1 98,200
33193 NETWORK SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR 121 1 0 1 93,400 0 0 1 93,400
33108 WAN ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER 120 1 0 1 64,800 0 0 1 64,800
33191 IT ENGINEER 114 1 0 1 48,600 0 0 1 48,600
93174 EDP COMMUNICATIONS 092 1 0 1 63,141 0 0 1 63,141
33129 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN III 111 2 0 2 97,900 0 0 2 97,900
93132 COMPUTER OPERATOR III 086 1 0 1 46,336 -1 -46,336 0 0
Total All Funds 12 0 12 800,077 -1 -46,336 11 753,741

Office of the Inspector General
Mayoralty-Related:

Office of the
Inspector
General
Service 836
Inspector General


Budget: $393,859
Positions: 3
Mission
The mission of the Office of the Inspector General is to conduct and supervise objective and independent
reviews and investigations relating to the operation of City government.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 489,801 505,146 469,875 393,859
AGENCY TOTAL $489,801 $505,146 $469,875 $393,859
Overview
The Office of the Inspector General was created by a Mayoral Executive Order issued in July 2005. The Office
will conduct objective and independent reviews and investigations to: prevent and detect fraud, waste, abuse,
and misconduct in City government; promote economy, efficiency, and effectiveness of City operations;
promote program and public integrity; review and respond to citizen complaints; and inform the Mayor and
agency heads of problems, deficiencies and recommend corresponding corrective actions.
City Services
836. Inspector General General Fund - $393,859
This service provides for the professional and independent investigation of allegations of fraud, waste and
abuse within City government; among those vendors and businesses doing business with or seeking to do
business with the City; and those individuals, organizations, and businesses receiving some benefit from the
City. The Fiscal 2011 proposal includes the abolishment of three positions - half of the current staff. The
Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $111,287 (22%) below the Fiscal 2010 budget.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
836 Inspector General 505,146 NA 393,859
AGENCY TOTAL $505,146 NA $393,859

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
108 Office of the Inspector General 3 0 -3 0
836 Inspector General 3 0 0 3
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 390,844 394,281 351,397 241,700
AGENCY TOTAL $489,801 $505,146 $469,875 $393,859

AGENCY: 4308 M-R: Office of the Inspector General

SERVICE: 836 Inspector General

1 Salaries 394,281 241,700 -152,581
TOTAL OBJECTS $505,146 $393,859 $-111,287
1 Inspector General 504,983 389,513 -115,470
General 505,146 393,859 -111,287
TOTAL FUNDS $505,146 $393,859 $-111,287


SERVICE: 108 Office of the Inspector General

General Fund
10210 OIG AGENT 115 1 0 1 62,200 -1 -62,200 0 0
10063 SPECIAL ASSISTANT 089 1 0 1 55,497 -1 -55,497 0 0
00707 OFFICE ASST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 -1 -25,800 0 0
Total All Funds 3 0 3 143,497 -3 -143,497 0 0


SERVICE: 836 Inspector General

General Fund
10211 OIG EVALUATOR 115 1 0 1 62,200 0 0 1 62,200
10210 OIG AGENT 115 1 0 1 67,000 0 0 1 67,000
Total All Funds 3 0 3 241,700 0 0 3 241,700

Office of the Labor Commissioner
Mayoralty-Related: Office of
the Labor Commissioner

Office of the
Labor
Commissioner
Service 128
Labor Contract
Negotiations and
Administration


Budget: $724,153
Positions: 5
Mission
The Office of the Labor Commissioner was created by City ordinance to serve as the professional labor
relations liaison between Baltimore City municipal government and its employee collective bargaining units.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 781,518 501,037 777,377 724,153
State 17,731 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $799,249 $501,037 $777,377 $724,153
Overview
The responsibilities of the Office of the Labor Commissioner include serving as chief negotiator of the City's
management team for collective bargaining, arbitrating employee disputes with City agencies, consulting with
the administration on labor relations issues and recommending new and revising existing policies on employee
labor relations.
The Labor Commissioner negotiates with nine City unions and associations. The office oversees contract
administration by handling grievance hearings, mediation sessions and arbitration cases, interpreting contract
language, responding to labor relations questions from City officials, union leaders and employees, providing
timely information through office publication (Labor Commissioner’s Office bulletin) and training new
employees, managers and supervisors on specific City policies.
City Services
128. Labor Contract Negotiations and Administration General Fund - $724,153
This service funds the Office of the Labor Commissioner (OLC) mandated to conduct contract negotiations
with eight city unions and one professional organization representing 85% of the City’s workforce. The OLC
negotiates collective bargaining agreements with respect to wages, hours, benefits and other terms and
conditions of employment. The OLC oversees the administration of the Memoranda of Understanding
including grievance and arbitration hearings, mediation, issues of contract language interpretation and
convening and coordinating labor-management committees. The OLC studies and makes recommendations for
the establishment, revision, or correction of City policies and procedures with respect to labor management
matters. The Fiscal 2011 funding level will allow the OLC to reduce the grievance hearing process timeframe
by 17%, from six to five weeks, and provide funding for outside counsel. The General Fund appropriation is
$223,100 (44.5%) above Fiscal 2010.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
128 Labor Contract Negotiations and Administration 501,037 NA 724,153
AGENCY TOTAL $501,037 NA $724,153

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
128 Labor Contract Negotiations and Administration 5 0 0 5
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -72 0 0 0
1 Salaries 284,682 363,918 484,983 433,744
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 1,819 0 900 18,947
AGENCY TOTAL $799,249 $501,037 $777,377 $724,153

AGENCY: 4341 M-R: Office of the Labor Commissioner

SERVICE: 128 Labor Contract Negotiations and Administration

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 363,918 433,744 69,826
2 Other Personnel Costs 79,218 78,966 -252
TOTAL OBJECTS $501,037 $724,153 $223,116
1 Labor Relations 500,488 723,589 223,101
General 501,037 724,153 223,116
State 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $501,037 $724,153 $223,116

AGENCY: 4341 M-R: Office of the Labor Commissioner

SERVICE: 128 Labor Contract Negotiations and Administration

General Fund
00114 LABOR RELATIONS SPECIALIST 117 1 0 1 68,500 0 0 1 68,500
00702 ADM COORDINATOR 087 1 0 1 46,991 0 0 1 46,991
Total All Funds 5 0 5 362,844 0 0 5 362,844

Office of Neighborhoods
Mayoralty-Related:

Office of
Neighborhood
Service 354
Office of
Neighborhoods

Budget: $535,148
Positions: 12
Mission
The mission of the Office of Neighborhoods is to ensure that City government is an effective partner with
communities in improving the quality of life in neighborhoods.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 528,172 582,226 733,929 535,148
State 11,606 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $539,778 $582,226 $733,929 $535,148
Overview
The Office of Neighborhoods was created to aid neighborhoods and community organizations working in
collaboration with the City. The office manages six neighborhood liaisons, which act as a one-stop
troubleshooting shop for community organizations, connecting neighborhoods with City services across
agency’s areas of responsibilities. In addition to the neighborhood liaisons, other staff have functions which
include City community coordination and liaisons to the Hispanic and Korean communities.
City Services
354. Office of Neighborhoods General Fund – $535,148
Mayor’s Office
This service is responsible for making the Mayor’s Office and City government accessible to the citizens.
Neighborhood liaisons are the points of contact for constituent and community groups when they need
assistance in resolving an issue involving City services. The recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $535,148, a
decrease of $50,376 or 8.6% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
354 Office of Neighborhoods 582,226 NA 535,148
AGENCY TOTAL $582,226 NA $535,148

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
354 Office of Neighborhoods 12 0 0 12
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 0 -120,000 0 -52,763
1 Salaries 421,773 479,285 486,770 430,300
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less -1,184 3,000 3,000 0
AGENCY TOTAL $539,778 $582,226 $733,929 $535,148

AGENCY: 4353 M-R: Office of Neighborhoods

SERVICE: 354 Office of Neighborhoods

0 Transfers -120,000 -52,763 67,237
1 Salaries 479,285 430,300 -48,985
TOTAL OBJECTS $582,226 $535,148 $-47,078
1 Neighborhoods 582,226 535,148 -47,078
2 Baltimore Believe Initiative 0 0 0
General 582,226 535,148 -47,078
State 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $582,226 $535,148 $-47,078

AGENCY: 4353 M-R: Office of Neighborhoods

SERVICE: 354 Office of Neighborhoods

General Fund
00128 SPECIAL AIDE II 933 1 0 1 55,000 0 0 1 55,000
Total All Funds 12 0 12 578,300 0 0 12 578,300

Retirees' Benefits
Mayoralty-Related:
Retirees’ Benefits

Retirees' Benefits
Retirees' Benefits
Budget: $72,904,218
Positions: 0
Mission
This program provides funding for retired employees’ benefits.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 95,751,116 97,325,721 110,875,783 64,852,818
Motor Vehicle 7,215,000 7,560,000 8,574,741 8,051,400
AGENCY TOTAL $102,966,116 $104,885,721 $119,450,524 $72,904,218
Overview
City Services
351. Retirees’ Benefits General Funds - $64,852,818
Motor Vehicle Funds $8,051,400
This service provides funding for the benefits of approximately 21,100 retired employees. The city
appropriation does not account for retirees’ contributions to their benefits plans. In Fiscal 2011, the City will
require employees and retirees to contribute 10% of the premium costs for prescription drug plans. Also, $31.4
million is shifted to the Baltimore City Public Schools (BCPS) appropriation. This amount represents the
City’s contribution to BCPS retirees’ benefits. Providing the funds directly to BCPS will make BCPS eligible
for additional State formula aid.

Retirees' Benefits
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
351 Retirees' Benefits 104,885,721 NA 72,904,218
AGENCY TOTAL $104,885,721 NA $72,904,218
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -10,954,660 -14,291,006 -15,430,711 -14,842,921
AGENCY TOTAL $102,966,116 $104,885,721 $119,450,524 $72,904,218

Retirees' Benefits
AGENCY: 4376 M-R: Retirees' Benefits

SERVICE: 351 Retirees' Benefits

0 Transfers -14,291,006 -14,842,921 -551,915
TOTAL OBJECTS $104,885,721 $72,904,218 $-31,981,503
1 Retirees' Benefits 126,736,727 95,798,539 -30,938,188
15 Transfers -21,851,006 -22,894,321 -1,043,315
General 97,325,721 64,852,818 -32,472,903
Motor Vehicle 7,560,000 8,051,400 491,400
TOTAL FUNDS $104,885,721 $72,904,218 $-31,981,503

Retirees' Benefits

Retirees' Benefits

Self-Insurance Fund
Mayoralty-Related:
Self-Insurance Fund

Self-Insurance Fund
Self-Insurance Fund
Budget: $12,672,359
Positions: 0
Mission
The City's Self-Insurance Fund, established in Fiscal 1987, provides funding to cover property losses, tort
claims, auto liability, purchases of insurance policies such as coverage for City property and workers'
compensation. The fund is managed by the Office of Risk Management in the Department of Finance.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 11,225,082 11,225,082 11,225,082 11,225,082
Motor Vehicle 2,894,554 1,447,277 1,447,277 1,447,277
AGENCY TOTAL $14,119,636 $12,672,359 $12,672,359 $12,672,359
Overview
The annual contribution to the Self-Insurance Fund is made from a variety of funding sources. This budget
program provides a portion of the General Fund and Motor Vehicle Fund contributions to the Self-Insurance
Fund and to the Unemployment Insurance Fund. Other contributions to the Self-Insurance Fund, such as those
from grant funds, and the Water and Waste Water Utility Funds, are contained within the respective agencies'
budgets. Currently the Baltimore City Public Schools System also participates in the City program.
Appropriations are based on both prior loss experience and on estimated premium costs for insurance polices.
Beginning with the Fiscal 2006 Ordinance of Estimates, not only in the General and Motor Vehicle Funds, but
across all funds, annual worker’s compensation costs are allocated to all City agency budgets (the Fiscal 2011
worker’s compensation budget is $39,273,389). This initiative is meant to further the Administration’s goal of
holding individual agencies more accountable for their worker’s compensation expenses. The goal is to
provide an incentive for agency heads and managers to implement safety initiatives and other means of
reducing the occurrence and severity of employee injuries. To the extent agencies are able to reduce their
worker’s compensation costs, they will reap the benefits of those savings in their own future budgets. This
practice is recommended to continue for Fiscal 2011. Fiscal 2011 recommended funding at $12,672,359
remains unchanged from the FY10 budget.

Self-Insurance Fund
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
126 Contribution to Self-Insurance Fund 12,672,359 NA 12,672,359
AGENCY TOTAL $12,672,359 NA $12,672,359
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
AGENCY TOTAL $14,119,636 $12,672,359 $12,672,359 $12,672,359

Self-Insurance Fund
AGENCY: 4313 M-R: Self-Insurance Fund

SERVICE: 126 Contribution to Self-Insurance Fund

7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 12,672,359 12,672,359 0
TOTAL OBJECTS $12,672,359 $12,672,359 $0
1 Property and Reserve 2,029,523 2,029,523 0
3 Auto/Animal Liability 743,534 743,534 0
5 General Tort Liability 2,684,143 2,684,143 0
7 Other Risks 1,915,008 1,915,008 0
9 Risk Management Administration 355,890 355,890 0
11 Unemployment Compensation 929,912 929,912 0
13 Workers' Compensation 4,004,149 4,004,149 0
15 Commodity and Service Contract Insurance 10,200 10,200 0
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $12,672,359 $12,672,359 $0
General 11,225,082 11,225,082 0
Motor Vehicle 1,447,277 1,447,277 0
TOTAL FUNDS $12,672,359 $12,672,359 $0

Self-Insurance Fund

Self-Insurance Fund

TIF Debt Service
Mayoralty-Related:
TIF Debt Service

TIF Debt Service
TIF Debt Service

Budget: $5,833,119
Positions: 0
Mission
In general, Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Bonds are special obligations of the City secured by the incremental
increase in property taxes. The City utilizes this financing option by designating within its borders a TIF
district. The district is then given a base property valuation (assessable base) from which taxes continue to be
collected and used for general government purposes. Once the assessed valuation within the district increases,
the taxes derived from the increased valuation (tax increment) are used to pay debt service on the bonds used to
fund necessary public improvements within the district. When the TIF debt is repaid, the district is dissolved
and the taxes collected from the increased assessed valuation revert to the City’s General Fund.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 1,714,481 5,815,193 5,833,119 5,833,119
AGENCY TOTAL $1,714,481 $5,815,193 $5,833,119 $5,833,119
Overview
The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $5.8 million—the same funding level as Fiscal 2010. Of
this amount, $2.0 million is related to principal and interest payments for the Belvedere Square, Clipper Mill,
Harborview, Strathdale Manor and North Locust Point projects. The remaining $3.8 million is related to the
Westport and Harbor Point projects that have not yet begun operations.

TIF Debt Service
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
124 TIF Debt Service 5,815,193 NA 5,833,119
AGENCY TOTAL $5,815,193 NA $5,833,119
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
8 Debt Service 1,347,205 5,815,193 5,833,119 5,833,119
AGENCY TOTAL $1,714,481 $5,815,193 $5,833,119 $5,833,119

TIF Debt Service
AGENCY: 4315 M-R: TIF Debt Service

SERVICE: 124 TIF Debt Service

8 Debt Service 5,815,193 5,833,119 17,926
TOTAL OBJECTS $5,815,193 $5,833,119 $17,926
1 Belvedere Square 185,950 186,015 65
2 Clipper Mill 553,813 563,844 10,031
3 Harborview 629,623 629,280 -343
4 Strathdale Manor 445,435 453,880 8,445
5 Charles Village 0 0 0
7 North Locust Point 206,775 206,503 -272
64 Unallocated 3,793,597 3,793,597 0
General 5,815,193 5,833,119 17,926
TOTAL FUNDS $5,815,193 $5,833,119 $17,926

TIF Debt Service

TIF Debt Service

Municipal and Zoning Appeals

Municipal and
Zoning Appeals
Service 185
Zoning, Tax and
Other Appeals


Budget: $391,351
Positions: 9
Mission
The Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals was established under the authority of an ordinance of the City to
hear and render decisions regarding zoning, condemnation and other municipal matters.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 346,596 444,000 449,058 391,351
AGENCY TOTAL $346,596 $444,000 $449,058 $391,351
Overview
The Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals is responsible for acting as an appellate agency for major
departments of City government. Reports are issued to the City Council on ordinances requiring zoning advice.
The board advises and participates in the regulation of land use; administers the Planned Unit Development
ordinance; and maintains housing and neighborhood standards.
In Calendar 2009, the board processed 827 zoning applications and heard 750 zoning appeals and 426
municipal appeals. There were 48 pending ordinances requiring the Board’s response that were referred by the
City Council. Five decisions of the Board were appealed to the Circuit Court of Baltimore City.
City Services
185. Zoning, Tax and Other Appeals General Fund - $391,351
Municipal Zoning Appeals
This service provides specific procedures and regulations to implement the City’s Comprehensive Plan for the
orderly development and the most appropriate use of land throughout the City of Baltimore. The Board of
Municipal and Zoning Appeals (BMZA) plays a crucial role in the administration and implementation of the
Zoning Code. BMZA provides process public notice and hearings regarding conditional use permits, variances
for physical development projects, applications relating to nonconforming uses of property, street signs and
off-street parking regulations. In spite of the reduced funding, BMZA hopes to decrease the permit application
process timeframe from 90 to 60 days by implementing a web enabled public notification system to show
pending appeals as they are filed. One vacant position will be abolished. The General Fund appropriation is
$52,600 (11.9%) below Fiscal 2010.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
185 Zoning, Tax and Other Appeals 444,000 NA 391,351
AGENCY TOTAL $444,000 NA $391,351

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
185 Zoning, Tax and Other Appeals 10 0 -1 9
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 253,707 325,886 326,801 288,027
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 0 0 0 2,081
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 4,073 0 5,000 5,000
AGENCY TOTAL $346,596 $444,000 $449,058 $391,351

AGENCY: 7900 Municipal and Zoning Appeals

SERVICE: 185 Zoning, Tax and Other Appeals

1 Salaries 325,886 288,027 -37,859
3 Contractual Services 25,702 25,000 -702
TOTAL OBJECTS $444,000 $391,351 $-52,649
1 Zoning, Tax, and Other Appeals 444,000 391,351 -52,649
General 444,000 391,351 -52,649
TOTAL FUNDS $444,000 $391,351 $-52,649

AGENCY: 7900 Municipal and Zoning Appeals

SERVICE: 185 Zoning, Tax and Other Appeals

General Fund
00719 CHAIRMAN BMZA 85A 1 0 1 8,600 0 0 1 8,600
00775 MEMBER BMZA 84A 4 0 4 32,248 0 0 4 32,248
10205 ZONING APPEALS OFFICER 115 1 0 1 62,200 0 0 1 62,200
42621 ZONING APPEALS ADVISOR BMZA 090 1 0 1 54,897 0 0 1 54,897
31100 ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR 087 1 0 1 36,674 -1 -36,674 0 0
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 32,557 0 0 1 32,557
Total All Funds 10 0 10 321,776 -1 -36,674 9 285,102

Office of Civil Rights
Civil Rights

Civil Rights

Discrimination
Wage Investigation
Investigations Resolutions
and Enforcement and Conciliations

Police Community Disabilities
Relations Commission


Budget: $1,072,509
Positions: 16
Mission
The over-arching mission of the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) is to carry out activities to eliminate
discrimination and protect individuals’ civil rights. To that end, the Office of Civil Rights houses three distinct
commissions: the Community Relations Commission, the Commission on Disabilities, and the Wage
Commission.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 987,645 921,000 553,154 1,022,381
Federal 75,677 67,107 0 50,128
AGENCY TOTAL $1,063,322 $988,107 $553,154 $1,072,509
Overview
The newly created Office of Civil Rights merges the Community Relations Commission, the Commission on
Disabilities and the Wage Commission under one organization in Fiscal 2011.
The Community Relations Commission was established through Ordinance as the City's official anti-
discrimination agency with the authority and responsibility for the elimination of discrimination in all areas of
community life. The Board of Commissioners, appointed by the Mayor and approved by the City Council,
advises and oversees activities to achieve this purpose, carried out by the Executive Director and staff of the
agency.
Housed within the agency’s budget is the Civilian Review Board for Baltimore City. House Bill 1138, enacted
in the 1999 session of the Maryland General Assembly, repealed the Complaint Evaluation Board (CEB) and
established the Civilian Review Board to investigate and evaluate certain categories of complaints from the
public against the Baltimore Police Department and to review the department’s policies and make
recommendations.
Senate Bill 616, enacted in the 2000 session of the Maryland General Assembly, expanded the authority of the
Baltimore City Civilian Review Board. This revision included the following law enforcement units in
Baltimore City: the Baltimore City School Police and the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Department. The bill also
repealed the previous termination date of September 30, 2002 as it applied to the board. The legislation
provides that staff of the Community Relations Commission may be assigned to assist the Board by the Mayor
of the City of Baltimore.
The Community Relations Commission receives, investigates, and resolves complaints alleging illegal
discrimination; works to eliminate discrimination of any form because of race, color, religion, national origin,
ancestry, sex, marital status, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, age, and gender identity and

expression; educates the public regarding anti-discrimination laws and; promotes human and civil rights; and
provides rumor control services for the metropolitan area. The Community Relations Commission also works
with the police to improve community relations.
The Commission on Disabilities is responsible for ensuring that the City is in compliance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act in providing accessibility and accommodations to people with disabilities in City
facilities, programs and services. The Commission also provides information and educational programs for
City government and for businesses regarding reasonable accommodations for employment and other issues
concerning people with disabilities.
The Wage Commission was established by City Ordinance to enforce provisions of the City wage law and to
establish prevailing and living wages for employees of contractors doing business with the City. The Wage
Commission conducts on-site investigations, issues orders for payment of back wages, and assesses penalties
for violations in the areas on non-payment of legal wages, late submission of certified payrolls and incorrect
ratios of apprentices to journeymen.
City Services
656. Wage Investigation and Enforcement General Fund - $169,710
This service was created as a result of the functions of the Wage Commission being merged into the new Office
of Civil Rights. The service provides compliance enforcement for the City’s wage laws and assists in
recovering back pay and lost wages. In Fiscal 2011, this service will convert to an electronic reporting system
for contractors and sub-contractors to submit their payrolls for review and verification. This is part of the
Labor Compliance Reporting System that is planned to combine MWBOO and the Mayor’s Office of
Employment Development Residency First report tracking. Two vacant and three currently filled positions
will be abolished in Fiscal 2011. Field investigations will be reduced as a result of the staffing reduction. The
General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $169,710, a decrease of $258,289 or 60.45% below the Fiscal
2010 level of appropriation.
846. Discrimination Complaint Intake, Investigations, General Fund-$549,078
Resolutions & Conciliations Other Funds - $50,128

This service investigates complaints of unlawful discrimination in the areas of employment, housing, public
accommodation, education and health and welfare occurring in Baltimore City. This service is funded at a
reduced level from Fiscal 2010, resulting in the elimination of various outreach activities and the abolishment
of one vacant position. In Fiscal 2011, this service will introduce an online complaint intake process. The
General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $549,078, a decrease of $183,048 or 25% below the Fiscal
2010 level of appropriation. The Federal Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $50,128, a decrease of
$16,979 or 25.3% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
848. Police Community Relations General Fund - $207,680
This service promotes improved police and community relations and includes outreach, dialogue, prevention,
and response. This service will utilize a combination of Office of Civil Rights staff, Civilian Review Board
staff and community volunteers to investigate complaints of police misconduct and to offer an alternative
dispute resolution process to resolve complaints. In Fiscal 2011, this service will introduce mediation as an
alternative option in handling abusive language complaints. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal
2011 is $207,680, an increase of $18,806 or 10% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.

878. Disabilities Commission General Fund - $95,913

This service is responsible for ensuring the accessibility of City facilities, programs and services for residents
with disabilities; ensuring the city is complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and providing
information and educational programs for City government and businesses regarding reasonable
accommodations for employment and other issues concerning people with disabilities. There are currently
104,503 people with disabilities aged 16 and older in the City. In Fiscal 2011, the agency projects a two to
three working day turnaround time to respond to ADA complaints, a reduction from five to 10 working days in
Fiscal 2010. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $95,913 and is a new funded activity in the
budget recommendation.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
656 Wage Investigation and Enforcement 0 NA 169,710
846 Discrimination Investigations, Resolutions and Con 799,233 NA 599,206
848 Police Community Relations 188,874 NA 207,680
878 Disabilities Commission 0 NA 95,913
AGENCY TOTAL $988,107 NA $1,072,509

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
656 Wage Investigation and Enforcement 0 0 3 3
846 Discrimination Investigations, Resolutions and Con 12 0 -1 11
848 Police Community Relations 1 0 0 1
878 Disabilities Commission 0 0 1 1
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 0 0 0 -59,000
1 Salaries 684,145 655,873 360,653 833,929
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over -2,254 0 25,000 0
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 18,275 21,157 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $1,063,322 $988,107 $553,154 $1,072,509

AGENCY: 500 Office of Civil Rights

SERVICE: 656 Wage Investigation and Enforcement

0 Transfers 0 -57,000 -57,000
1 Salaries 0 182,921 182,921
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $169,710 $169,710
1 Administration - Wage Commission 0 169,710 169,710
General 0 169,710 169,710
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $169,710 $169,710


SERVICE: 846 Discrimination Investigations, Resolutions and Concilations

1 Salaries 517,844 403,987 -113,857
TOTAL OBJECTS $799,233 $599,206 $-200,027
1 Discrimination Investigations, Resolutions, and Co 799,233 599,206 -200,027
General 732,126 549,078 -183,048
Federal 67,107 50,128 -16,979
TOTAL FUNDS $799,233 $599,206 $-200,027


SERVICE: 848 Police Community Relations

1 Salaries 138,029 164,421 26,392
TOTAL OBJECTS $188,874 $207,680 $18,806
1 Police Community Relations 188,874 207,680 18,806
General 188,874 207,680 18,806
TOTAL FUNDS $188,874 $207,680 $18,806


SERVICE: 878 Disabilities Commission

0 Transfers 0 -2,000 -2,000
1 Salaries 0 82,600 82,600
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $95,913 $95,913
General 0 95,913 95,913
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $95,913 $95,913


SERVICE: 656 Wage Investigation and Enforcement

General Fund
31502 PROGRAM COMPLIANCE OFFICER II 110 0 0 0 0 1 50,100 1 50,100
31100 ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR 087 0 0 0 0 1 48,321 1 48,321
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 3 172,921 3 172,921


SERVICE: 846 Discrimination Investigations, Resolutions and Concilations

General Fund
84224 COMMUNITY RELATIONS REP SUPV 112 1 0 1 59,600 0 0 1 59,600
84221 COMMUNITY RELATIONS 087 7 0 7 286,610 0 0 7 286,610
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 27,410 -1 -27,410 0 0

Federal Fund
84221 COMMUNITY RELATIONS 087 1 0 1 37,374 0 0 1 37,374
Total All Funds 12 0 12 551,984 -1 -27,410 11 524,574


SERVICE: 848 Police Community Relations

General Fund
Total All Funds 1 0 1 48,321 0 0 1 48,321


SERVICE: 878 Disabilities Commission

General Fund
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 1 82,600 1 82,600

Planning
Planning

Planning

Service 762
Development Comprehensive Six-Year Capital
Historic Preservation
Oversight Planning Improvement Program
Service 766
Information Analysis
Sustainability Administration
for City Planning

Planning
Planning
Budget: $3,317,618
Positions: 49
Mission
The Department of Planning provides the highest level services and leadership in urban and strategic planning,
historical, and architectural preservation, zoning, design, development, and capital budgeting to promote the
sustained economic, social, and community development of the City of Baltimore.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 1,397,025 1,556,844 2,199,613 1,533,142
Motor Vehicle 653,566 794,000 571,680 570,993
Federal 1,044,594 1,329,719 1,292,187 1,199,483
State 15,573 34,000 14,000 14,000
AGENCY TOTAL $3,110,758 $3,714,563 $4,077,480 $3,317,618
Overview
The Department of Planning provides the services mandated by Articles VI and VII of the Baltimore City
Charter and the Zoning Code. The Planning Commission is the policymaking authority for the Department and
consists of the Mayor or designee, the Director of Public Works, a member of the City Council, and six City
residents appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council.
The Charter authorizes the Planning Commission to develop and update plans for the physical development of
the City, review proposals for the subdivision of land, submit an annual capital budget and six-year Capital
Improvement Program and make recommendations on proposed amendments to the City’s Zoning Ordinance.
The Comprehensive Master Plan guides future development and the capital budget.
The Planning Commission relies on department staff to develop plans, conduct permit reviews, conduct studies
and make policy and zoning recommendations related to land use, economic development, housing,
transportation, environmental and other planning issues. The department monitors the capital budget, serves as
community liaisons and works closely with the Mayor’s Office and other agencies.
The Department of Planning also provides historical and architectural preservation services as mandated by
Article VI of the City Code. The Commission on Historical and Architectural Preservation is the policymaking
authority for these services and consists of eleven City residents appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the
City Council.
The Commission on Historical and Architectural Preservation designates historic districts and landmarks,
reviews all proposed alterations to properties in historic districts and landmarks, and generally undertakes
efforts to support and provide incentives for historic preservation. The Commission relies on department staff
to make recommendations, conduct surveys, implement incentive programs and make policy and other
recommendations related to historical and architectural preservation.
The Office of Sustainability, within the Department of Planning, was created by ordinance in 2007 to develop
and implement the City of Baltimore Sustainability Plan. The Office of Sustainability also manages
environmental planning and regulatory functions, as well as staffing the Sustainability Commission.

Planning
City Services
761. Development Oversight General Fund – $287,175
Planning Department Motor Vehicle Fund - $558,592
This service helps to create stable, vibrant neighborhoods by overseeing the review of all development
projects. The service supports the Planning Commission and City Council and includes researching all
development proposals, meeting with applicants and stakeholders, notifying the respective communities,
scheduling public meetings, ensuring that properties are posted, and preparing and presenting staff reports at
public meetings. The Fiscal 2011 budget recommendation abolishes one vacant position. The department
estimates that the percentage of subdivisions receiving Planning Commission approval in less than 30 days will
be reduced by 65%. The General Fund appropriation for Fiscal 2011 is $9,500 or 3.3% below Fiscal 2010. The
Motor Vehicle Fund appropriation is $125,500 or 18.3% below Fiscal 2010.
762. Historic Preservation General Fund - $123,514
Planning Department Other Funds – $302,417
This service is a core function of the Planning Department, strengthening Baltimore’s economic and cultural
infrastructure by preserving its architectural assets. The Commission for Historical & Architectural
Preservation (CHAP) identifies and recommends the historic designations of City landmarks and historic
districts, fostering tangible gains in the local economy and increases in property sales prices and property tax
base assessment. There are currently 31 Baltimore City historic districts and 153 landmarks, including 11,000
properties. The funding level will require the abolishment of one vacant position. In addition, the Edgar Allen
Poe House and Museum will become self sustaining through visitor revenue and fundraising. Due to a shortage
of staff, a moratorium regarding new historic designations likely will be necessary. As a result, the percentage
of eligible properties within Baltimore with local or national designation would fall short of the Fiscal 2011
targeted increase of 27%. The General Fund appropriation for Fiscal 2011 is $96,200 (43.8%) below Fiscal
2010.
763. Comprehensive Planning General Fund – $205,916
Planning Department Other Funds - $572,258
This service is a core function of the Planning Department, leading the City’s neighborhood based planning
initiatives, building community capacity and promoting collaboration to improve the quality of life for city
residents. This service strives to accomplish City Objectives through three comprehensive planning service
elements. The final phase of the amendment of the zoning map and adoption of a new Zoning Code will take
place in 2011 as part of Transform Baltimore - the Zoning Code Rewrite, the first comprehensive update of the
City’s current zoning code since its adoption in 1971. In Fiscal 2011, the Department of Planning will launch a
small area plan in the Broadway East community and continue efforts in Greenmount West, Seton Hill, Roland
Park and Harlem Park. The funding level requires the abolishment of one vacant position and will limit the
number of facility and master plans approved by the Planning Commission to three in Fiscal 2011. The General
Fund appropriation for Fiscal 2011 is $56,900 or 21.6% below Fiscal 2010.
764. Six Year Capital Improvement Program General Fund - $64,933
Department of Planning Other Funds - $83,083
This service is required by City Charter to develop the annual Capital Budget and Six Year Capital
Improvement Plan (CIP) for the City, and to ensure that they conform to the City’s Master Plan. The dollar
value of the Capital Budget averages $400 million to $600 million, and a typical six year CIP is $2 billion. In
addition to developing the CIP, this service also manages the development of the City Loan Authorization

Planning
Program, which becomes the General Obligation Bond (GO Bond) Issues that are submitted for voter approval.
The funding level maintains current services. The General Fund appropriation for Fiscal 2011 is $800 (1.2%)
below Fiscal 2010.
765. Sustainability General Fund- $107,535
Planning Department Other Funds – $173,601
This service funds the Baltimore Office of Sustainability, which integrates sustainability principles into City
operations and policy decisions, and acts as a catalyst to create sustainable behavior in the larger Baltimore
community. In Fiscal 2011, 40% of the Baltimore Sustainability Plan strategies will be initiated. The General
Fund appropriation for Fiscal 2011 is $29,400 or 37.6% above Fiscal 2010.
766. Information Analysis and Data Gathering General Fund - $306,421
for City Planning Other Funds - $80,960

Department of Planning
This service utilizes a variety of technologies and methods to gather, analyze and present data to inform
strategic decision making and policy analysis. Through this policy research service, the Department of
Planning serves as a “think tank” for the analysis of data regarding urban planning, governance, land use,
demographics and the economy. In Fiscal 2011, this service will analyze the 2010 census data relative to the
potential redistricting of electoral districts, neighborhood statistical areas, planning districts and police
districts. The Fiscal Year 2011 budget recommendation abolishes one vacant position. This funding level will
extend the time frame for implementation of an essential comprehensive development database. The General
Fund appropriation for Fiscal 2011 is $50,000 (14.0%) below Fiscal 2010.
768. Administration-Planning General Fund - $437,648
Department of Planning Motor Vehicle Fund - $12,401
Other Funds – $1,164
This service provides two key functions which enable the Planning Department to fulfill its mission and
Charter functions. The executive leadership of the Planning Department advises the Mayor, the senior staff,
other cabinet agencies and the Planning, Preservation and Sustainability Commissions on issues and policies
related to development, land use, zoning, capital programming, sustainability, and historic preservation. The
administration staff also provides the direct support functions for executive agency leadership, including the
formulation of the budget, fiscal operations, procurement, accounting, human resources and general
administrative services for the Planning Department. Three vacant positions will be abolished. The General
Fund appropriation for Fiscal 2011 is $160,300 or 57.8% above Fiscal 2010. The Motor Vehicle Fund
appropriation is $97,500 or 88.7% below Fiscal 2010.

Planning
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
761 Development Oversight 980,797 NA 845,767
762 Historic Preservation 525,559 NA 425,931
763 Comprehensive Planning 917,587 NA 778,174
764 Six-Year Capital Improvement Program 148,959 NA 148,016
765 Sustainability 196,909 NA 281,136
766 Information Analysis for City Planning 557,359 NA 387,381
768 Administration - Planning 387,393 NA 451,213
AGENCY TOTAL $3,714,563 NA $3,317,618

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
187 City Planning 2 -1 -1 0
761 Development Oversight 18 0 -1 17
762 Historic Preservation 7 0 -1 6
763 Comprehensive Planning 10 0 -1 9
764 Six-Year Capital Improvement Program 2 0 0 2
765 Sustainability 1 2 1 4
766 Information Analysis for City Planning 5 0 -1 4
768 Administration - Planning 10 0 -3 7
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -182,106 -240,710 -180,000 -359,142
1 Salaries 2,421,036 2,726,022 3,015,107 2,653,497
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 792 81,153 80,960 94,766
AGENCY TOTAL $3,110,758 $3,714,563 $4,077,480 $3,317,618

Planning
AGENCY: 5700 Planning

SERVICE: 761 Development Oversight

0 Transfers -31,578 0 31,578
1 Salaries 692,426 599,620 -92,806
TOTAL OBJECTS $980,797 $845,767 $-135,030
1 Development Oversight 980,797 845,767 -135,030
General 296,716 287,175 -9,541
Motor Vehicle 684,081 558,592 -125,489
TOTAL FUNDS $980,797 $845,767 $-135,030

Planning

SERVICE: 762 Historic Preservation

0 Transfers 0 -84,843 -84,843
1 Salaries 373,319 364,345 -8,974
TOTAL OBJECTS $525,559 $425,931 $-99,628
1 Historic Preservation 427,266 426,449 -817
2 Poe House 98,293 -518 -98,811
General 219,715 123,514 -96,201
Federal 305,844 302,417 -3,427
TOTAL FUNDS $525,559 $425,931 $-99,628

Planning

SERVICE: 763 Comprehensive Planning

0 Transfers -30,885 0 30,885
1 Salaries 708,837 579,772 -129,065
TOTAL OBJECTS $917,587 $778,174 $-139,413
1 Comprehensive Planning 917,587 778,174 -139,413
General 262,770 205,916 -56,854
Federal 654,817 572,258 -82,559
TOTAL FUNDS $917,587 $778,174 $-139,413

Planning

SERVICE: 764 Six-Year Capital Improvement Program

1 Salaries 110,762 113,849 3,087
4 Materials and Supplies 1,157 250 -907
TOTAL OBJECTS $148,959 $148,016 $-943
1 Six-Year Capital Improvement Program 148,959 148,016 -943
TOTAL ACTIVITIES $148,959 $148,016 $-943
General 65,705 64,933 -772
Federal 83,254 83,083 -171
TOTAL FUNDS $148,959 $148,016 $-943

Planning

SERVICE: 765 Sustainability

0 Transfers -60,710 -72,562 -11,852
1 Salaries 208,410 276,632 68,222
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 3,000 2,400 -600
TOTAL OBJECTS $196,909 $281,136 $84,227
1 Sustainability 196,909 281,136 84,227
General 78,154 107,535 29,381
Federal 84,755 159,601 74,846
State 34,000 14,000 -20,000
TOTAL FUNDS $196,909 $281,136 $84,227

Planning

SERVICE: 766 Information Analysis for City Planning

0 Transfers 0 -21,737 -21,737
1 Salaries 274,605 263,033 -11,572
TOTAL OBJECTS $557,359 $387,381 $-169,978
1 Information Analysis and Data Gathering 557,359 387,381 -169,978
General 356,399 306,421 -49,978
Federal 200,960 80,960 -120,000
TOTAL FUNDS $557,359 $387,381 $-169,978

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SERVICE: 768 Administration - Planning

0 Transfers -117,537 -180,000 -62,463
1 Salaries 357,663 456,246 98,583
TOTAL OBJECTS $387,393 $451,213 $63,820
1 Administration 387,200 437,407 50,207
General 277,385 437,648 160,263
Motor Vehicle 109,919 12,401 -97,518
Federal 89 1,164 1,075
TOTAL FUNDS $387,393 $451,213 $63,820

Planning

SERVICE: 187 City Planning

General Fund
74137 CITY PLANNER II 113 1 0 1 56,500 -1 -56,500 0 0

Federal Fund
74138 CITY PLANNER III 115 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total All Funds 2 -1 1 56,500 -1 -56,500 0 0

Planning

SERVICE: 761 Development Oversight

General Fund
00720 CHAIRMAN PLANNING COMMISSION 85A 1 0 1 8,600 0 0 1 8,600
00716 ASSOC MEMBER PLANNING 84A 5 0 5 40,310 0 0 5 40,310
00760 COUNCIL REP PLANNING COMMISSIO 84A 1 0 1 8,062 0 0 1 8,062
74147 DESIGN PLANNER II 113 1 0 1 57,900 0 0 1 57,900

Motor Vehicle Fund
74138 CITY PLANNER III 115 2 0 2 116,400 0 0 2 116,400
74147 DESIGN PLANNER II 113 2 0 2 109,000 -1 -46,700 1 62,300
74137 CITY PLANNER II 113 3 0 3 173,700 0 0 3 173,700
74136 CITY PLANNER I 111 2 0 2 104,400 0 0 2 104,400
Total All Funds 18 0 18 694,372 -1 -46,700 17 647,672

Planning

SERVICE: 762 Historic Preservation

General Fund
74138 CITY PLANNER III 115 1 0 1 51,000 -1 -51,000 0 0
83292 MUSEUM CURATOR 088 1 0 1 53,191 0 0 1 53,191

Federal Fund
74138 CITY PLANNER III 115 1 0 1 65,400 0 0 1 65,400
74137 CITY PLANNER II 113 3 0 3 165,300 0 0 3 165,300
Total All Funds 7 0 7 415,391 -1 -51,000 6 364,391

Planning

SERVICE: 763 Comprehensive Planning

General Fund
10083 EXEC. ASST. TO THE DIR. OF PLA 115 1 0 1 51,000 -1 -51,000 0 0
74136 CITY PLANNER I 111 1 0 1 52,200 0 0 1 52,200

Federal Fund
74138 CITY PLANNER III 115 3 0 3 191,400 0 0 3 191,400
74137 CITY PLANNER II 113 4 0 4 218,200 0 0 4 218,200
Total All Funds 10 0 10 599,600 -1 -51,000 9 548,600

Planning

SERVICE: 764 Six-Year Capital Improvement Program

General Fund
34497 CAPITAL PLANNING ANALYST 115 1 0 1 60,800 0 0 1 60,800

Federal Fund
74136 CITY PLANNER I 111 1 0 1 60,500 0 0 1 60,500
Total All Funds 2 0 2 121,300 0 0 2 121,300

Planning

SERVICE: 765 Sustainability

General Fund
74137 CITY PLANNER II 113 0 0 0 0 1 56,500 1 56,500

Federal Fund
74138 CITY PLANNER III 115 1 1 2 126,000 0 0 2 126,000
Total All Funds 1 2 3 206,100 1 56,500 4 262,600

Planning

SERVICE: 766 Information Analysis for City Planning

General Fund
74138 CITY PLANNER III 115 1 0 1 51,000 0 0 1 51,000
74137 CITY PLANNER II 113 2 0 2 114,400 0 0 2 114,400
33189 GIS TECHNICIAN 087 1 0 1 36,674 -1 -36,674 0 0
Total All Funds 5 0 5 290,274 -1 -36,674 4 253,600

Planning

SERVICE: 768 Administration - Planning

General Fund
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 50,100 0 0 1 50,100
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 39,758 0 0 1 39,758
74132 PLANNING ASST 081 3 0 3 88,890 -3 -88,890 0 0
Total All Funds 10 0 10 549,749 -3 -88,890 7 460,859

Police
Police

Police
Service 624
Target Violent
Administration Police Patrol Crime Investigation
Criminals

Service 628
Special Operations - Homeland Security - 911 Communications
Police Internal Affairs
SWAT Intelligence Center

Manage Police Crowd, Traffic, and
Police Recruiting Special Operations –
Records and Evidence Special Events
and Training K-9 and Mounted Unit
Control Systems Management
Service 638
Special Operations – Service 642
Marine Unit and Crime Laboratory
Emergency Services

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Budget: $338,207,347
Positions: 3,706
Mission
The mission of the Police Department is to protect and preserve life and property; to understand and serve the
needs of the City's neighborhoods; and to improve the quality of life by maintaining order, recognizing and
resolving community problems, and apprehending criminals.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 317,886,254 312,618,818 323,662,527 302,547,229
Motor Vehicle 12,668,011 12,882,000 5,502,200 8,593,764
Federal 11,390,713 10,569,550 24,270,502 10,127,183
State 7,401,570 7,315,525 9,342,850 7,450,563
Special 8,719,811 9,549,236 11,992,866 9,488,608
AGENCY TOTAL $358,066,359 $352,935,129 $374,770,945 $338,207,347
Overview
The Police Department is an agency and instrumentality of the State established under Article 4 - Section 16 of
the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland. The agency's purpose is to safeguard the lives and properties of
persons within the areas under the control of the City of Baltimore, and to assist in securing for all persons,
protection under the law. The authority to appoint the Police Commissioner was transferred from the Governor
of the State of Maryland to the Mayor of Baltimore, effective July 1, 1978. The Police Commissioner has the
full authority and responsibility for directing and supervising the operations and affairs of the Department.
The department's goal is to reduce violent crime and strengthen public trust. In order to accomplish this goal
the following strategies will be utilized:
(1) Targeted Enforcement
(2) Community Engagement
(3) Building Strong Partnerships
Despite its multiple focuses, the first objective of the Department is protection of public safety through patrol
activity and response to calls for service. During Calendar 2009, the department received over 1.1 million calls
for emergency service.
The Department’s strategy is to reduce violent crime through targeted enforcement. This is accomplished by
focusing on identifying and apprehending the most violent offenders in the City. In addition, efforts are
directed at not only seizing illegal guns but also to identify and eliminate the origin of the weapons. The
Department’s mandate is to make quality arrests. In 2008 and 2009, a 20 year low for homicides was recorded.
Since 2007 homicides are down 16%, shootings are down 31%.
The second objective is to engage the community to assist in crime fighting efforts. Collectively the goal is to
prevent crimes before they occur through programs such as Neighborhood Foot Patrols, Operation Crime
Watch (organize Citizens on Patrol (COP) and neighborhood watch). In these programs, police officers

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provide support to citizens so that they are able to assume an active role in preventing crime and provide
activities for children in a crime free environment. Additionally, the Department developed the “Get Out of the
Game” program to assist persons in the illicit drug trade who are trying to get out and go straight.
The third objective is to build strong partnerships with fellow law enforcement agencies along with other City
agencies to reduce the conditions which underlie crime. In this respect, police officers act as advocates for the
neighborhoods to which they are assigned, working with other City agencies to address problems such as drug
abuse, inadequate housing and trash removal. Collectively new strategies are formed to attack the catalysts of
gang and gun violence.
Together, these three objectives are intended to create neighborhood environments that discourage crime.
City Services
621. Administration – Police General Funds - $34,679,783
Police Department Motor Vehicle Funds - $591,046
This service provides agency wide support in the areas of fiscal and grant management, information
technology, planning and research, public affairs, and departmental administration. Also included is funding
for Worker’s Compensation Expenses, Non-Actuarial Retirement Benefits, Utilities and False Alarm
Reduction activity. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $34.7 million, an increase of $1.9
million or 5.8% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The increase reflects utility costs in the amount
of $2.4 million transferred from the Department of General Services.
622. Police Patrol General Fund - $171,057,189
Police Department Other Funds – $4,483,242
This service is responsible for responding effectively to 1.1 million calls for police services as reported to the
emergency 911 system. The Neighborhood Foot Patrol Program consists of permanently assigned officers,
who familiarize themselves with community members and business owners to resolve neighborhood concerns
and promote crime prevention. The General Fund recommendation is $4.6 million (2.8%) below the Fiscal
2010 appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation funds all currently filled patrol positions and abolishes
62 vacant positions. However, due to the order of layoffs in the Fraternal Order of Police contract, there is
potential for layoffs in patrol. Contracts with 56 retired police officers are eliminated, saving $1.7 million.
623. Crime Investigation General Fund - $34,537,787
Police Department Other Funds – $329,660
This service is responsible for investigating all serious crimes. In Fiscal 2011, the Police Department expects
to handle 40,000 serious crimes against persons or property. The General Fund recommendation is $93,601
(0.3%) above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation will allow current
service levels to be maintained.
624. Target Violent Criminals General Fund - $17,995,742
This service is responsible for removing violent offenders, illegal guns and/or organizations from the City
through targeted enforcement. It is comprised of 21 street enforcement groups, one undercover squad, two vice
units, four auto theft squads, an asset forfeiture unit, a drug hotline and seven federal task forces which work
with State and federal agencies. The Police Department projects 5,600 felony arrests, 430 gun arrests, 1,500

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search warrants and 950 seized guns in Fiscal 2011. The General Fund recommendation is $584,924 (3.3%)
above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation provides funding for current
service levels to be maintained.
625. Special Operations – SWAT General Fund - $4,236,498
Police Department
This service, the Special Weapons Attack Team, deploys to handle all barricade and hostage incidents along
with high risk search warrants. SWAT is also deployed to neighborhoods with a goal of reducing violent crime
through arrest enforcement. The Police Department projects 225 SWAT missions and high risk search warrant
executions in Fiscal 2011. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $111,631 (2.6%) below the
Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation abolishes seven positions, three filled.
626. Homeland Security – Intelligence General Fund - $1,490,509
This service is responsible for investigating, collecting and disseminating criminal intelligence related to
Local, National and International threats. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $714,908
(32.4%) below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation abolishes 13 filled
positions, which will negatively impact the Police Department’s ability to gather intelligence.
627. 911 Communications Center General Fund - $9,807,860
This service is responsible for operating a 911 emergency system for police, fire and medical emergencies.
The Police Department projects that 1.25 million 911 calls will be processed in Fiscal 2011. The General Fund
recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $284,550 (3.0%) above the Fiscal 2010 appropriation. The Fiscal 2011
recommendation provides funding for current service levels to be maintained.
628. Police Internal Affairs General Fund - $3,749,454
Police Department
This service is responsible for investigating discourtesy, brutality, theft and all other manners of criminal
activity. The Equal Employment Opportunity Compliance Section (EEOC) is tasked with ensuring Police
Department compliance with the Federal Equal
Opportunity Employment Commission and numerous other legally mandated guidelines. The General Fund
recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $698,097 (15.7%) below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal
2011 recommendation abolishes 11 police officer positions, which will negatively impact the Police
Department’s ability to conduct internal investigations.
632. Manage Police Records and Evidence Control General Fund - $6,299,251
Police Department
This service is responsible for managing police records by reviewing, processing, storing and disseminating all
offense reports and processing offense reports follow-ups initiated by police officers. The Police Department
projects to review/process 4,200 reports in Fiscal 2011. Evidence Control stores and controls all evidence,
ensures the maintenance of the various facilities, and inventories and controls organic property. In Fiscal 2011,
the Department will process approximately 11,800 items of evidence. The General Fund recommendation for
Fiscal 2011 is the same as the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.

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634. Crowd, Traffic and Special Events Motor Vehicle Fund - $8,002,718
Management Other Funds – $8,541

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This service is responsible for enforcing motor vehicle laws, providing traffic/crowd control during events and
providing escorts for visiting dignitaries, as well as assisting crime suppression through targeted enforcement.
The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $8.0 million, a decrease of $4.3 million or 34.8%
below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation does not provide General Fund
support to make up for the loss of Motor Vehicle Fund dollars. The result is the abolishment of 26 filled
positions, which will negatively impact the Police Department’s ability to investigate accidents, issue citations
and staff events.
635. Police Recruiting and Training General Fund - $7,942,680
Police Department
This service is responsible for recruiting and maintaining a regular recruiting schedule, including visits to area
high schools, colleges and universities, and job fairs. The Police Training Academy trains recruits and
conducts in-service training for the entire police force. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011
$905,307 (10.2%) below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation abolishes 16
filled positions.
637. Special Operations – K-9 and Mounted Unit General Fund - $2,104,414
Police Department
This service is responsible for a six-horse mounted unit and a K-9 unit consisting of 25 dogs. The Mounted
Unit is deployed for holidays, events and civil disturbances and helps clear the streets and maintain order when
downtown clubs are closing on weekends. K-9 Units are deployed in a variety of situations most often related
to crime or homeland security activities. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $2.1 million, a
decrease of $442,581 or 17.4% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation
eliminates the Mounted Unit; a total of nine positions are abolished.
638. Special Operations – Marine Unit General Fund - $993,490
and Emergency Services

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This service is responsible for patrolling the water of the Inner Harbor, which includes enforcing boat safety,
homeland security checks and port security. This service also includes the Emergency Services Unit which
responds to bomb threats, barricade/hostages situations and Hazmat situations. The General Fund
recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $993,490, a decrease of $1.5 million or 59.9% below the Fiscal 2010 level
of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation eliminates funding for the marine unit and abolishes 20
filled positions. The Police Department will not be able to respond to 250 calls for service (boating accidents,
boats in distress, water rescues) and will not be able to provide 1,200 homeland security checks. The
department will rely on State and federal responders to handle emergencies on the water.
640. Special Operations – Aviation General Fund - $0
Police Department
This service is responsible for providing air support with four helicopters for the purposes of drug interdiction,
crime deterrence, search and rescue, officer safety, homeland security, environmental crime enforcement and
assisting in barricades, hostage and sniper incidents, emergency situations and special events. In Fiscal 2010,
the helicopters will fly approximately 4,300 hours. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation eliminates this service,
which was funded in Fiscal 2010 Budget at $4.0 million; 27 filled positions are recommended for abolishment.

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642. Crime Laboratory General Fund - $7,652,572

Police Department
This service is responsible for providing accurate and timely laboratory services through the following units:
mobile, trace analysis, latent print, firearms, drug analysis and photography. In Fiscal 2011, the Police
Department projects to process 15,760 crime scenes. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is
the same as the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation provides funding for
current service levels to be maintained.

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Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
621 Administration - Police 33,553,970 NA 35,672,936
622 Police Patrol 180,574,949 NA 175,540,431
623 Crime Investigation 34,558,845 NA 34,867,447
624 Target Violent Criminals 22,385,205 NA 22,867,898
625 Special Operations SWAT 4,643,019 NA 4,236,498
626 Homeland Security - Intelligence 12,205,417 NA 11,490,509
627 911 Communications Center 16,498,318 NA 16,778,508
628 Police Internal Affairs 4,447,551 NA 3,749,454
632 Manage Police Records and Evidence Control Systems 6,282,259 NA 6,299,251
634 Crowd, Traffic, and Special Events Management 12,280,960 NA 8,011,259
635 Police Recruiting and Training 8,847,987 NA 7,942,680
637 Special Operations - K-9 and Mounted Unit 2,546,995 NA 2,104,414
638 Special Operations - Marine Unit and Emergency Ser 2,474,999 NA 993,490
640 Special Operations - Aviation 4,000,000 NA 0
642 Crime Laboratory 7,634,655 NA 7,652,572
AGENCY TOTAL $352,935,129 NA $338,207,347

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
200 Administrative Direction and Control 1 -1 0 0
621 Administration - Police 99 1 0 100
622 Police Patrol 2,172 0 -62 2,110
623 Crime Investigation 463 0 -1 462
624 Target Violent Criminals 260 0 0 260
625 Special Operations SWAT 61 0 -7 54
626 Homeland Security - Intelligence 34 0 -13 21
627 911 Communications Center 221 0 0 221
628 Police Internal Affairs 59 0 -11 48
632 Manage Police Records and Evidence Control Systems 144 0 -1 143
634 Crowd, Traffic, and Special Events Management 91 0 -26 65
635 Police Recruiting and Training 95 0 -16 79
637 Special Operations - K-9 and Mounted Unit 35 0 -9 26
638 Special Operations - Marine Unit and Emergency Ser 31 0 -20 11
640 Special Operations - Aviation 27 0 -27 0
642 Crime Laboratory 106 0 0 106
AGENCY TOTAL 3,899 0 -193 3,706

Police
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 799,404 -460,545 1,254,255 84,774
1 Salaries 239,476,912 240,438,994 245,975,995 227,924,483
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 5,316,183 1,588,204 2,092,204 1,838,204
AGENCY TOTAL $358,066,359 $352,935,129 $374,770,945 $338,207,347

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 621 Administration - Police

1 Salaries 6,196,420 5,106,143 -1,090,277
TOTAL OBJECTS $33,553,970 $35,672,936 $2,118,966
1 Departmental Administration 1,999,942 4,326,401 2,326,459
3 Fiscal Division 931,556 891,369 -40,187
4 Administrative Bureau 589,850 645,260 55,410
6 Grants Section 1,923,291 339,794 -1,583,497
7 Planning and Research 952,303 1,001,384 49,081
8 Information Technology Division 6,326,420 6,402,577 76,157
9 Quartermaster Unit 0 0 0
10 Inspectional Services 410,354 615,213 204,859
11 Fleet Management 0 0 0
12 Contingency Fund 100,000 100,000 0
13 Public Affairs Division 468,550 482,051 13,501
14 False Alarm Reduction 400,000 400,000 0
15 Non-Actuarial Retirement Benefits 1,588,000 1,319,353 -268,647
56 Workers' Compensation Expenses 17,863,704 19,149,534 1,285,830
General 32,776,524 34,679,783 1,903,259
Motor Vehicle 616,565 591,046 -25,519
State 85,653 359,147 273,494
Special 75,228 42,960 -32,268
TOTAL FUNDS $33,553,970 $35,672,936 $2,118,966

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 622 Police Patrol

0 Transfers -669,789 -4,779,844 -4,110,055
1 Salaries 144,027,162 140,074,025 -3,953,137
2 Other Personnel Costs 24,336,934 26,001,745 1,664,811
TOTAL OBJECTS $180,574,949 $175,540,431 $-5,034,518
1 GREAT Program 150,000 228,849 78,849
3 Community Relations Section 3,122,894 3,152,351 29,457
4 Special Foot (State) 2,739,960 2,461,719 -278,241
5 Neighborhood Service Officers 1,478,826 0 -1,478,826
6 Stimulus COPS 0 -102,477 -102,477
7 General Street Patrol 169,683,268 167,724,686 -1,958,582
8 Quartermaster 3,400,001 2,075,303 -1,324,698
General 175,639,989 171,057,189 -4,582,800
Federal 195,000 47,523 -147,477
State 4,739,960 4,435,719 -304,241
TOTAL FUNDS $180,574,949 $175,540,431 $-5,034,518

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 623 Crime Investigation

0 Transfers -37,374 250,000 287,374
1 Salaries 28,725,482 28,706,339 -19,143
TOTAL OBJECTS $34,558,845 $34,867,447 $308,602
1 Criminal Investigation Bureau 682,966 562,926 -120,040
2 Area 1 District Investigations 7,106,116 7,592,177 486,061
3 Special Investigative Section 3,500,849 5,800,677 2,299,828
4 Sex Offense Registry 0 250,000 250,000
5 Homicide Section 5,083,854 9,481,162 4,397,308
6 Area 2 District Investigations 3,085,061 6,589,462 3,504,401
7 Crime Laboratory Section 13,499,999 0 -13,499,999
8 WATF 1,600,000 4,591,043 2,991,043
General 34,444,185 34,537,787 93,602
Federal 79,660 79,660 0
State 0 250,000 250,000
Special 35,000 0 -35,000
TOTAL FUNDS $34,558,845 $34,867,447 $308,602

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 624 Target Violent Criminals

0 Transfers -60,897 0 60,897
1 Salaries 15,181,718 15,951,624 769,906
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 1,225,000 700,000 -525,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $22,385,205 $22,867,898 $482,693
1 Shared Assets 2,500,000 2,475,000 -25,000
4 Drug Enforcement Section 17,410,818 17,995,742 584,924
11 Target Violent Criminals 2,474,387 2,397,156 -77,231
General 17,410,818 17,995,742 584,924
Motor Vehicle 0 0 0
State 2,474,387 2,397,156 -77,231
Special 2,500,000 2,475,000 -25,000
TOTAL FUNDS $22,385,205 $22,867,898 $482,693

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 625 Special Operations SWAT

1 Salaries 3,126,591 3,314,604 188,013
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,643,019 $4,236,498 $-406,521
1 Special Operations SWAT 4,643,019 4,236,498 -406,521
4 Tactical Section 0 0 0
General 4,348,129 4,236,498 -111,631
Federal 294,890 0 -294,890
TOTAL FUNDS $4,643,019 $4,236,498 $-406,521

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 626 Homeland Security - Intelligence

1 Salaries 1,803,055 1,141,227 -661,828
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 10,000,000 10,000,000 0
TOTAL OBJECTS $12,205,417 $11,490,509 $-714,908
1 Criminal Intelligence Section 2,205,417 1,490,509 -714,908
2 Unallocated Grants 10,000,000 10,000,000 0
General 2,205,417 1,490,509 -714,908
Federal 10,000,000 10,000,000 0
TOTAL FUNDS $12,205,417 $11,490,509 $-714,908

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 627 911 Communications Center

0 Transfers 1,792,958 2,007,781 214,823
1 Salaries 9,425,256 9,364,585 -60,671
TOTAL OBJECTS $16,498,318 $16,778,508 $280,190
5 Communications Operations 9,559,310 9,807,860 248,550
11 Emergency Call Service 6,939,008 6,970,648 31,640
General 9,559,310 9,807,860 248,550
Special 6,939,008 6,970,648 31,640
TOTAL FUNDS $16,498,318 $16,778,508 $280,190

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 628 Police Internal Affairs

1 Salaries 3,469,067 2,871,961 -597,106
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,447,551 $3,749,454 $-698,097
1 Internal Investigation Section 3,714,258 3,009,574 -704,684
2 EEOC Section 733,293 739,880 6,587
General 4,447,551 3,749,454 -698,097
TOTAL FUNDS $4,447,551 $3,749,454 $-698,097

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 632 Manage Police Records and Evidence Control Systems

1 Salaries 4,593,282 4,708,098 114,816
TOTAL OBJECTS $6,282,259 $6,299,251 $16,992
2 Central Records Keeping 6,282,259 5,722,811 -559,448
8 Property Section 0 576,440 576,440
General 6,282,259 6,299,251 16,992
TOTAL FUNDS $6,282,259 $6,299,251 $16,992

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 634 Crowd, Traffic, and Special Events Management

0 Transfers 0 2,606,837 2,606,837
1 Salaries 5,497,068 4,177,982 -1,319,086
3 Contractual Services 5,639,061 354,991 -5,284,070
TOTAL OBJECTS $12,280,960 $8,011,259 $-4,269,701
1 Pimlico Racetrack Special Services 15,525 8,541 -6,984
2 Traffic Section 7,018,435 5,329,615 -1,688,820
3 Overtime, Special Events Unit 0 66,266 66,266
4 Crossing Guard Reimbursement 5,247,000 2,606,837 -2,640,163
General 0 0 0
Motor Vehicle 12,265,435 8,002,718 -4,262,717
State 15,525 8,541 -6,984
TOTAL FUNDS $12,280,960 $8,011,259 $-4,269,701

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 635 Police Recruiting and Training

1 Salaries 4,998,902 4,211,171 -787,731
TOTAL OBJECTS $8,847,987 $7,942,680 $-905,307
1 Personnel Section 4,633,731 4,250,842 -382,889
3 Education and Training Section 4,214,256 3,691,838 -522,418
General 8,847,987 7,942,680 -905,307
TOTAL FUNDS $8,847,987 $7,942,680 $-905,307

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 637 Special Operations - K-9 and Mounted Unit

1 Salaries 1,702,440 1,710,301 7,861
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,546,995 $2,104,414 $-442,581
1 Special Operations - K-9 and Mounted Unit 2,500,000 2,104,414 -395,586
32 Mounted 46,995 0 -46,995
General 2,546,995 2,104,414 -442,581
TOTAL FUNDS $2,546,995 $2,104,414 $-442,581

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 638 Special Operations - Marine Unit and Emergency Service Unit

1 Salaries 1,653,371 818,877 -834,494
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,474,999 $993,490 $-1,481,509
1 Special Operations - Marine Unit and Emergency Ser 2,474,999 993,490 -1,481,509
General 2,474,999 993,490 -1,481,509
TOTAL FUNDS $2,474,999 $993,490 $-1,481,509

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 640 Special Operations - Aviation

0 Transfers -20,643 0 20,643
1 Salaries 3,228,476 0 -3,228,476
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,000,000 $0 $-4,000,000
1 Special Operations - Aviation 4,000,000 0 -4,000,000
General 4,000,000 0 -4,000,000
TOTAL FUNDS $4,000,000 $0 $-4,000,000

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 642 Crime Laboratory

1 Salaries 5,753,454 5,767,546 14,092
TOTAL OBJECTS $7,634,655 $7,652,572 $17,917
1 Crime Laboratory 7,634,655 7,652,572 17,917
General 7,634,655 7,652,572 17,917
TOTAL FUNDS $7,634,655 $7,652,572 $17,917

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AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 200 Administrative Direction and Control

General Fund
34425 FISCAL SUPERVISOR 113 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 621 Administration - Police

General Fund
01610 POLICE COMMAND STAFF II 963 1 0 1 107,100 0 0 1 107,100
01609 POLICE COMMAND STAFF I 957 2 0 2 189,900 0 0 2 189,900
34145 ACCOUNTANT SUPV 114 0 1 1 62,000 0 0 1 62,000
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900
33133 COMPUTER OPERATOR IV 088 2 0 2 97,360 0 0 2 97,360
33132 COMPUTER OPERATOR III 086 3 0 3 129,189 0 0 3 129,189
33233 SECRETARY III 084 5 0 5 216,590 0 0 5 216,590
33222 LEGAL STENOGRAPHER II 080 1 0 1 28,768 0 0 1 28,768

41113 POLICE LIEUTENANT 741 4 0 4 354,579 0 0 4 354,579
41132 POLICE SERGEANT EID 758 4 0 4 310,096 0 0 4 310,096
41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 8 0 8 589,092 0 0 8 589,092
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 21 0 21 1,157,912 0 0 21 1,157,912
41121 POLICE OFFICER (EID) 799 12 0 12 699,567 0 0 12 699,567
Total All Funds 99 1 100 5,781,102 0 0 100 5,781,102

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 622 Police Patrol

General Fund
10204 AIDE TO THE POLICE COMMISSIONE 110 1 0 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
54445 MOTOR POOL SUPV 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
41179 COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER 080 32 0 32 1,074,978 0 0 32 1,074,978
33562 STOREKEEPER II 080 1 0 1 28,768 0 0 1 28,768
54442 MOTOR POOL WORKER II 427 5 0 5 165,788 0 0 5 165,788
33253 TYPIST III 078 5 0 5 170,527 0 0 5 170,527
33232 SECRETARY II 078 3 0 3 97,264 0 0 3 97,264
41191 POLICE CADET 818 9 0 9 245,916 -9 -245,916 0 0
33561 STOREKEEPER I 077 1 0 1 33,491 0 0 1 33,491
54441 MOTOR POOL WORKER I 423 7 0 7 201,009 0 0 7 201,009
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 33,726 0 0 1 33,726
01610 POLICE COMMAND STAFF II 963 10 0 10 1,057,300 0 0 10 1,057,300
01609 POLICE COMMAND STAFF I 957 23 0 23 2,019,800 0 0 23 2,019,800
41133 POLICE LIEUTENANT EID 759 25 0 25 2,205,722 0 0 25 2,205,722
41113 POLICE LIEUTENANT 741 27 0 27 2,334,481 0 0 27 2,334,481
41132 POLICE SERGEANT EID 758 44 0 44 3,302,331 0 0 44 3,302,331
41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 124 0 124 9,199,565 0 0 124 9,199,565
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 1,567 0 1,567 90,313,495 -53 -2,941,882 1,514 87,371,613
41121 POLICE OFFICER (EID) 799 141 0 141 8,448,057 0 0 141 8,448,057
Total 162 Permanent Full-time 1,961 0 1,961 118,880,75 -53 -2,941,882 1,908 115,938,86
Total Permanent Full-time 2,086 0 2,086 123,184,29 -62 -3,187,798 2,024 119,996,50
Federal Fund
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 50 0 50 2,114,500 0 0 50 2,114,500

State Fund
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 36 0 36 2,193,364 0 0 36 2,193,364
Total All Funds 2,172 0 2,172 127,492,16 -62 -3,187,798 2,110 124,304,36

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 623 Crime Investigation

General Fund
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 42,738 0 0 1 42,738
41179 COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER 080 5 0 5 156,101 0 0 5 156,101
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 35,401 0 0 1 35,401

41133 POLICE LIEUTENANT EID 759 8 0 8 709,908 0 0 8 709,908
41113 POLICE LIEUTENANT 741 12 0 12 1,033,780 0 0 12 1,033,780
41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 56 0 56 4,131,625 0 0 56 4,131,625
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 296 0 296 17,304,735 -1 -53,591 295 17,251,144
Total All Funds 463 0 463 28,738,891 -1 -53,591 462 28,685,300

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 624 Target Violent Criminals

General Fund
33253 TYPIST III 078 2 0 2 54,820 0 0 2 54,820
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349

41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 33 0 33 2,448,564 0 0 33 2,448,564
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 149 0 149 8,722,011 0 0 149 8,722,011

State Fund
41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 8 0 8 591,337 0 0 8 591,337
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 14 0 14 859,869 0 0 14 859,869
Total All Funds 260 0 260 16,433,135 0 0 260 16,433,135

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 625 Special Operations SWAT

General Fund
34540 CRIME STATISTICS ANALYST 085 1 0 1 33,884 -1 -33,884 0 0

41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 6 0 6 424,121 0 0 6 424,121
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 39 0 39 2,295,511 -6 -306,654 33 1,988,857
Total All Funds 61 0 61 3,704,970 -7 -340,538 54 3,364,432

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 626 Homeland Security - Intelligence

General Fund

41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 3 0 3 213,203 0 0 3 213,203
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 24 0 24 1,316,668 -13 -695,776 11 620,892
Total All Funds 34 0 34 1,983,342 -13 -695,776 21 1,287,566

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 627 911 Communications Center

General Fund
52425 RADIO MAINT TECH SUPV 112 2 0 2 120,700 0 0 2 120,700
33335 EMERGENCY DISPATCH SUPERVISOR 089 7 0 7 355,472 0 0 7 355,472
52422 RADIO MAINT TECH II 088 6 0 6 272,710 0 0 6 272,710
33330 EMERGENCY DISPATCHER 087 73 0 73 3,273,340 0 0 73 3,273,340
33320 COMMUNICATIONS ANALYST I 087 1 0 1 44,944 0 0 1 44,944
31311 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST I 087 1 0 1 45,661 0 0 1 45,661
33355 911 OPERATOR SUPERVISOR 086 4 0 4 189,913 0 0 4 189,913
33352 911 LEAD OPERATOR 084 6 0 6 238,017 0 0 6 238,017
33351 911 OPERATOR 083 51 0 51 1,908,582 0 0 51 1,908,582
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 35,401 0 0 1 35,401
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 33,726 0 0 1 33,726

41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 6 0 6 429,523 0 0 6 429,523
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 1 0 1 63,765 0 0 1 63,765

Special Fund
33330 EMERGENCY DISPATCHER 087 10 0 10 435,771 0 0 10 435,771
33351 911 OPERATOR 083 41 0 41 1,540,685 0 0 41 1,540,685
Total All Funds 221 0 221 9,643,071 0 0 221 9,643,071

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 628 Police Internal Affairs

General Fund
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090

41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 8 0 8 598,148 0 0 8 598,148
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 28 0 28 1,577,656 -11 -624,687 17 952,969
Total All Funds 59 0 59 3,698,240 -11 -624,687 48 3,073,553

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 632 Manage Police Records and Evidence Control Systems

General Fund
71147 FINGERPRINT SECTION MANAGER 111 1 0 1 57,600 0 0 1 57,600
33839 CENTRAL RECORDS SHIFT SUPV 089 3 0 3 165,710 0 0 3 165,710
71146 FINGERPRINT TECHNICIAN SUPERVI 086 3 0 3 146,658 0 0 3 146,658
33385 POLICE INFORMATION TECH SUPV 086 1 0 1 37,676 0 0 1 37,676
33834 POLICE REPORT REVIEWER SUPV 085 3 0 3 135,303 0 0 3 135,303
33382 POLICE INFORMATION LEAD TECH 083 3 0 3 124,331 0 0 3 124,331
71141 FINGERPRINT TECHNICIAN 082 5 0 5 179,630 0 0 5 179,630
33837 CRIME RECORD TECHNICIAN 081 2 0 2 72,665 0 0 2 72,665
33831 POLICE REPORT REVIEWER 081 14 0 14 496,472 0 0 14 496,472
33381 POLICE INFORMATION TECHNICIAN 080 7 0 7 246,806 0 0 7 246,806
41191 POLICE CADET 818 1 0 1 27,324 -1 -27,324 0 0
33252 TYPIST II 075 4 0 4 108,314 0 0 4 108,314
41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 3 0 3 225,631 0 0 3 225,631
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 21 0 21 1,078,359 0 0 21 1,078,359
Total All Funds 144 0 144 5,729,821 -1 -27,324 143 5,702,497

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 634 Crowd, Traffic, and Special Events Management

General Fund
41179 COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER 080 1 0 1 35,364 -1 -35,364 0 0

41113 POLICE LIEUTENANT 741 1 0 1 90,365 -1 -90,365 0 0
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 22 0 22 1,298,288 -22 -1,298,288 0 0
41121 POLICE OFFICER (EID) 799 2 0 2 140,352 -2 -140,352 0 0
Total Permanent Full-time 26 0 26 1,564,369 -26 -1,564,369 0 0

Motor Vehicle Fund
41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 8 0 8 616,252 0 0 8 616,252
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 49 0 49 2,788,493 0 0 49 2,788,493
Total All Funds 91 0 91 5,655,696 -26 -1,564,369 65 4,091,327

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 635 Police Recruiting and Training

General Fund
33330 EMERGENCY DISPATCHER 087 1 0 1 48,321 0 0 1 48,321
33682 POLICE HUMAN RESOURCES 085 2 0 2 91,456 0 0 2 91,456
41179 COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER 080 2 0 2 69,797 -2 -69,797 0 0
33253 TYPIST III 078 5 0 5 164,590 0 0 5 164,590
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349
33252 TYPIST II 075 2 0 2 51,600 0 0 2 51,600

41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 13 0 13 977,641 0 0 13 977,641
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 39 0 39 2,153,375 -14 -678,913 25 1,474,462
Total All Funds 95 0 95 5,371,022 -16 -748,710 79 4,622,312

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 637 Special Operations - K-9 and Mounted Unit

General Fund
71390 HOSTLER 423 3 0 3 85,691 -3 -85,691 0 0

41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 4 0 4 277,957 0 0 4 277,957
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 26 0 26 1,554,679 -6 -303,212 20 1,251,467
Total All Funds 35 0 35 2,072,345 -9 -388,903 26 1,683,442

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 638 Special Operations - Marine Unit and Emergency Service Unit

General Fund
41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 4 0 4 298,853 0 0 4 298,853
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 24 0 24 1,462,625 -19 -1,122,340 5 340,285
41121 POLICE OFFICER (EID) 799 2 0 2 140,352 -1 -70,176 1 70,176
Total 162 Permanent Full-time 31 0 31 1,986,108 -20 -1,192,516 11 793,592
Total All Funds 31 0 31 1,986,108 -20 -1,192,516 11 793,592

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 640 Special Operations - Aviation

General Fund
52723 AVIONICS TECHNICIAN 098 1 0 1 71,358 -1 -71,358 0 0
52722 AVIATION MECHANIC INSPECTOR (A 096 1 0 1 65,368 -1 -65,368 0 0
52721 AVIATION MECHANIC 094 1 0 1 59,919 -1 -59,919 0 0

41131 POLICE FLIGHT OFFICER EID 796 5 0 5 287,626 -5 -287,626 0 0
41113 POLICE LIEUTENANT 741 1 0 1 96,952 -1 -96,952 0 0
41122 POLICE FLIGHT OFFICER 726 3 0 3 204,808 -3 -204,808 0 0
41132 POLICE SERGEANT EID 758 1 0 1 74,889 -1 -74,889 0 0
41112 POLICE SERGEANT 738 2 0 2 158,075 -2 -158,075 0 0
41111 POLICE OFFICER 723 12 0 12 683,751 -12 -683,751 0 0
Total Permanent Full-time 27 0 27 1,702,746 -27 -1,702,746 0 0
Total All Funds 27 0 27 1,702,746 -27 -1,702,746 0 0

Police
AGENCY: 5900 Police

SERVICE: 642 Crime Laboratory

General Fund
71155 FIREARMS EXAMINER SUPERVISOR 123 1 0 1 105,100 0 0 1 105,100
71145 LATENT PRINT EXAMINER SUPV 123 1 0 1 105,100 0 0 1 105,100
71151 FIREARMS EXAMINER 120 7 0 7 528,600 0 0 7 528,600
71142 LATENT PRINT EXAMINER 120 5 0 5 393,000 0 0 5 393,000
71114 CRIMINALIST SUPV 118 2 0 2 137,500 0 0 2 137,500
71139 CRIME LAB QUALITY OFFICER 116 1 0 1 76,000 0 0 1 76,000
71113 CRIMINALIST III 115 4 0 4 275,000 0 0 4 275,000
71112 CRIMINALIST II 114 36 0 36 2,158,500 0 0 36 2,158,500
71135 CRIME LABORATORY TECH SUPV 113 3 0 3 193,300 0 0 3 193,300
71191 POLYGRAPH EXAMINER 091 1 0 1 43,220 0 0 1 43,220
71131 CRIME LABORATORY TECHNICIAN II 091 34 0 34 1,692,880 0 0 34 1,692,880
71125 CRIME LABORATORY 111 1 0 1 41,700 0 0 1 41,700
71121 CRIME LABORATORY 088 3 0 3 143,169 0 0 3 143,169
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 27,410 0 0 1 27,410
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800

Total All Funds 106 0 106 6,190,801 0 0 106 6,190,801

Public Works
Public Works

Public Works
Service 662
Vacant/Abandoned
Administration – Public Right-of- Waste Removal
Property Cleaning
Solid Waste Way Cleaning and Recycling
and Boarding

Service 671
Waste Re-Use Administration –
Water Management
and Disposals Water/Wastewater

Water and Wastewater Wastewater Surface Water
Consumer Services Management Management
Service 675
Engineering and Service 676 Service 678
Construction Administration – DPW Rat Control
Management – WWW

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Public Works
Budget: $381,892,684
Positions: 2,360
Mission
The Baltimore City Charter authorizes the Department of Public Works. The department is responsible for the
design, construction, maintenance, rehabilitation and operation of the water, wastewater and storm drain
systems. Additionally, the department oversees rat abatement activities and the collection and disposal of all
household solid waste.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 46,160,678 46,130,154 62,315,214 41,289,102
Waste Water Utility 158,181,493 171,070,000 178,287,308 178,188,836
Water Utility 120,495,263 130,099,000 134,133,169 134,482,840
Motor Vehicle 31,111,705 34,650,498 23,034,351 26,360,524
Federal 0 0 0 1,571,382
Special 440 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $355,949,579 $381,949,652 $397,770,042 $381,892,684
Overview
The Department of Public Works is organized into the Bureau of Solid Waste and the Bureau of Water and
Wastewater. The Bureau of Solid Waste oversees Right-of-Way Cleaning, Vacant/Abandoned Property
Cleaning and Boarding, Waste Removal and Recycling, Waste Reuse and Disposal, and Rat Control.
The Bureau of Water and Wastewater consists of Surface Water Management, Water Utility Management and
Wastewater Utility Management.
The Bureau of Solid Waste is responsible for providing waste removal and recycling services, including
curbside collection of mixed refuse, recycling, and seasonal waste for 640,000 residents in approximately
210,000 households. The Bureau also provides vacant and abandoned property maintenance services, rat
control services as well as public right of way cleaning of streets, alleys and lots. The Bureau of Solid Waste is
also responsible for disposal of refuse in accordance with governmental regulations and mandates. This
includes the management of a 125-acre active landfill at Quarantine Road and through agreements with the
Wheelabrator Waste to Energy facility, recycling service providers and maintenance of six closed landfills.
The long-term goal is to reduce volume and amount of waste deposited in landfills in order to extend the life of
these assets and make the City self-reliant for the future. The Bureau also promotes and markets special
initiatives for a cleaner and greener Baltimore.
The Bureau of Water and Wastewater is responsible for the operation of a water distribution system that
supplies water to 1.8 million customers in the Baltimore Metropolitan Region. These responsibilities include
the operation, maintenance and security of three watershed systems; three filtration plants; pumping stations
and 4,500 miles of water distribution mains. The Bureau is proposing a 9.0% rate increase for Fiscal 2011 to
keep on schedule with infrastructure improvements mandated under the consent decree with the State and
federal governments. The collection and treatment of wastewater, the operation and maintenance of two
wastewater treatment plants, approximately 3,100 miles of collection and conveyance lines, pumping stations
and the City's system of storm drains are also the Bureau’s responsibility.

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The new Surface Water Management Division consolidates all stormwater related functions and includes the
Watershed Liaison Office, Stormwater Management and Sediment and Erosion Control, Storm Drain
Engineering, Storm Drain and Waterway Maintenance, Water Quality Monitoring and Inspections, and
Environmental Engineering. The Division’s mission is to restore the City’s surface water to swimmable,
fishable conditions in compliance with the Environmental Protection Agency and the Clean Water Act. The
Department is pursing the establishment of a fee based utility to offset funding shortfalls.
City Services
660. Solid Waste Administration General Fund - $1,414,111
Department of Public Works Motor Vehicle Fund - $541,839
This service includes the Bureau Head and Administrative support staff responsible for all operations of the
bureau including payroll management, fiscal operations, procurement, human resources, data compilation for
reports and analyzing operations to maximize efficiency. Additionally, this service provides for a liaison to
work with the Mayor’s Office on Cleaner/Greener Initiatives. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal
2011 is $1.4 million, an increase of $438,792 or 45% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. This
increase is due to moving administrative staff to its own service rather than budgeting them among various
services. The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $541,839, a decrease of $960,507 or
63.9% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
661. Public Right of Way Cleaning General Fund - $3,460,237
Department of Public Works Motor Vehicle Fund - $18,823,277
This service cleans public rights-of-way and clears debris away from storm drains to protect water quality. The
Fiscal 2011 budget recommendation is reduced from Fiscal 2010. It does not fully fund neighborhood street
and alley cleaning services, which were enhanced as part of the 1+1 trash and recycling program. The
percentage of service requests completed on time will drop from 90% to 65%. Mechanical street sweeping,
business district cleaning and graffiti removal operations are also reduced. In Fiscal 2011, this service will
provide 33,000 miles of mechanical street sweeping, less than half the current level. The City is exploring
financing options for stormwater services, including street sweeping. Supplemental cleaning services will be
provided only to the downtown business districts; other districts will need to fund these services through their
merchants associations and/or Special Benefit Districts. The Department will partner with community
associations and the YouthWorks summer jobs program on graffiti removal projects. The Results Team
recommended that the Departments of Transportation, Public Works, and Recreation and Parks explore options
for making the mowing of City property more cost-effective.
The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $3.5 million, an increase of $3.0 million or 670.6%
above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The increase is the result of shifting activities previously funded
from the Motor Vehicle Fund to funding by the General Fund. These shifts were necessary due to the decrease
in available funding in the Motor Vehicle Fund. The recommendation includes the abolishment of 36 filled
positions and eight vacant positions from the General Fund that were associated with business district cleaning
and graffiti removal. The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $18.8 million, a decrease of
$6.8 million or 26.7% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The recommendation includes the
abolishment of one filled position and seven vacant positions from the Motor Vehicle Fund that were
associated with street and alley cleaning.

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662. Vacant /Abandoned Property Cleaning General Fund – $1,663,986
and Boarding Other Funds - $1,480,900

Department of Public Works
This service provides cleaning and boarding services to vacant and unoccupied properties that are cited by the
City’s housing inspectors. Liens are placed against the property owner for work performed by City crews.
This service anticipates recovering $150,000 of lien fines. This service is funded at a reduced level from Fiscal
2010, resulting in the elimination of new equipment and reduction in the number of properties that can be
maintained. This is expected to impact response time for cleaning requests from 14 to 21 days and during high
grass season from 21 to about 50 days. The number of cleanings and boardings will be reduced from 40,000 to
38,500. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $2.3 million (58.2%) below Fiscal 2010. The
Federal Fund recommendation is $1.5 million from the Community Development Block Grant program, a new
appropriation to this service for Fiscal 2011.
663. Waste Removal and Recycling General Fund - $16,680,916
Also known as the 1+1 Program, this service provides household and seasonal waste and recycling pick up
from over 210,000 households, 290 multi-family dwellings, and commercial businesses. Regular
neighborhood trash and recycling collection is uninterrupted; however, bulk trash pickup is discontinued.
Residents will be encouraged to take their bulk trash to the City’s five drop-off centers or hire private haulers.
In Fiscal 2011, the City aims for 30% of households’ waste to be recycled, an increase of 10% from Fiscal
2010. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $16.7 million, a decrease of $729,093 or 4.2%
below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The recommendation includes the abolishment of 18 filled
positions that were associated with bulk trash removal.
664. Waste Re-Use and Disposal General Fund – $16,719,408
This service manages nearly 700,000 tons of mixed refuse and recycling materials at the City’s landfill and
solid waste yards. These operations are integral to the efficiency of solid waste – providing centralized drop off
facilities for trucks to shorten trips and consolidate material prior to movement to the landfill or recycling
centers. The Fiscal 2011 budget maintains current services. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal
2011 is $16.7 million, a decrease of $5.6 million or 25.1% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
678. Rat Control General Fund - $504,712
Department of Public Works Other Funds – $88,143
In Fiscal 2011, the Rat Control service moves from the Health Department to the Department of Public Works,
Solid Waste Bureau. This move consolidates vacant property cleaning, clearing, and mowing with rat
abatement activities. This change will increase both efficiency and effectiveness of this service by reducing the
number of visits needed to individual sites and proactive treatment of vacant and unoccupied houses, a natural
habitat for rats. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $504,712, a reduction of $369,980 or
42.3% from the Fiscal 2010 level in the Health Department. The recommendation includes the abolishment of
two filled positions.
670. Water and Wastewater Administration Other Funds - $33,674,340
The Water and Wastewater Bureau Administration is charged with oversight, direction, support operations and
financial management for all water, wastewater and surface water management services. Bureau
Administration coordinates with other City agencies, monitors regulatory drivers and established the

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framework for strategic operations to meet industry performance metrics. The Bureau Office provides rate and
annual Utility budget recommendations for approval by the Director of Public Works. The Wastewater Utility
Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $18.4 million, an increase of $1.1 million or 6.3% above the Fiscal
2010 level of appropriation. The Water Utility Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $15.3 million, an
increase of $907,107 or 6.3% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
671. Water Management Other Funds - $68,643,635
This service provides for the operation of a water distribution system that supplies water to 1.8 million
customers in the Baltimore Metropolitan region. This includes the maintenance of three watershed systems,
three filtration plants, numerous pumping stations, and over 3,400 miles of water distribution mains.
Baltimore’s treatment and pumping facilities have a proven record of supplying safe and clean drinking water
in compliance with all federal and State regulations. All current service levels will be maintained in Fiscal
Year 2011. Ninety-five percent of service requests will be closed on time. The Water Utility Fund
recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $68.6 million, an increase of $1.2 million or 1.7% above the Fiscal 2010
level of appropriation.
672. Water and Wastewater Consumer Services Other Funds - $15,990,121
This service provides for timely and accurate quarterly meter reading and billing of 411,000 water accounts.
This includes the installation and maintenance of water meters, delinquent turn offs, and utility billing
customer service. The customer service section of this Division provides customer support for customer
inquiries and escalated complaints and makes necessary adjustments to bills for the consumer through a vetted
mediation process. Also, this service includes the management of the senior and low income assistance
programs. All current service levels will be maintained in Fiscal 2011. The Water Utility Fund
recommendation is $1.9 million (1.7 %) above Fiscal 2010.
673. Wastewater Management Other Funds - $105,125,831
This service provides for wastewater collection and treatment of up to 253 million gallons/day of wastewater
from 1.4 million people in the metropolitan region. This includes operation and maintenance of the two
largest wastewater treatment facilities in Maryland, twelve wastewater pumping stations and 1,400 miles of
sewer main. All current service levels will be maintained in Fiscal 2011. The Wastewater Utility Fund
recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $105.1 million which maintains the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
674. Surface Water Management Motor Vehicle Fund - $4,998,288
Department of Public Works Other Funds - $1,403,612
This service provides for the protection, enhancement, and restoration of watersheds within the City of
Baltimore and the Chesapeake Bay tributaries through water quality management and rigorous compliance
measures mandated by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Clean Water Act. This service maintains
1,000 miles of storm drains, 33,000 inlets, four storm water pumping stations, and five debris collectors. This
service encompasses activities that contribute to advancing the Baltimore City Sustainability Plan and the City-
County Watershed Agreement. The City is exploring alternative financing options to meet new, tougher
Federal and State stormwater management requirements. The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal
2011 is $5.0 million, an increase of $78,856 or 1.6% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The
Wastewater Utility Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $982,846, a decrease of $86,261 or 8.07% below
the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Water Utility Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $420,766, a

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675. Engineering and Construction Management Other Funds - $87,834,137
Services – Water and Wastewater

This service provides for the design, construction and management of water, wastewater, stormwater and
environmental restoration capital improvement projects. The City is currently subject to a federal consent
decree, which places stringent requirements on the City to upgrade its sewerage system with the intent of
eliminating sewer overflows and other discharges. The Bureau has proposed a 9% rate increase to continue to
pay for the cost of the consent decree, which is expected to total $1 billion by project’s end. The Wastewater
Utility Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $53.7 million, an increase of $6.2 million or 13.1% above the
Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Water Utility Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $34.1 million, a
676. Administration - Public Works General Fund - $845,732
Department of Public Works Motor Vehicle Fund - $1,997,120
Other - $2,339
This service provides leadership and support to the Department of Public Works in the areas of Administrative
Direction, Human Resources, Fiscal Management, Technical Support, Contract Administration, Legislative
Affairs, Media and Communications, and Safety and Training. These functions are supported financially by
the Bureau of Water and Wastewater, the Bureau of Solid Waste and the Departments of General Services and
Transportation. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation does not include funding for the Baltimore Public Works
Museum, which was closed in Fiscal 2010. The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $845,732, a
decrease of $136,596 or 13.9% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The recommendation includes
the abolishment of six vacant positions from the General Fund. The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for
Fiscal 2011 is $1,997,120, a decrease of $405,771 or 16.9% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The
Federal Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $2,339. There was no Federal appropriation in Fiscal 2010.

Public Works
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
660 Administration - DPW - SW 2,477,665 NA 1,955,950
661 Public Right-of-Way Cleaning 26,115,237 NA 22,283,514
662 Vacant/Abandoned Property Cleaning and Boarding 3,978,024 NA 3,144,886
663 Waste Removal and Recycling 17,569,610 NA 16,680,916
664 Waste Re-Use and Disposal 22,335,465 NA 16,719,408
670 Administration - DPW - WWW 31,679,639 NA 33,674,340
671 Water Management 67,453,953 NA 68,643,635
672 Water and Wastewater Consumer Services 13,279,274 NA 15,990,121
673 Wastewater Management 105,234,778 NA 105,125,831
674 Surface Water Management 6,537,089 NA 6,401,900
675 Engineering and Construction Management - Water an 81,903,699 NA 87,834,137
676 Administration - DPW 3,385,219 NA 2,845,191
678 Rat Control 0 NA 592,855
AGENCY TOTAL $381,949,652 NA $381,892,684

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
513 Solid Waste Special Services 1 -1 0 0
515 Solid Waste Collection 2 -2 0 0
516 Solid Waste Environmental Services 1 -1 0 0
546 Water Maintenance 1 -1 0 0
554 Wastewater Administration & Engineering 1 -1 0 0
660 Administration - DPW - SW 21 0 0 21
661 Public Right-of-Way Cleaning 359 -1 -52 306
662 Vacant/Abandoned Property Cleaning and Boarding 53 1 0 54
663 Waste Removal and Recycling 252 1 -18 235
664 Waste Re-Use and Disposal 33 1 0 34
670 Administration - DPW - WWW 14 1 0 15
671 Water Management 625 1 -157 469
672 Water and Wastewater Consumer Services 185 0 -19 166
673 Wastewater Management 846 0 -91 755
674 Surface Water Management 84 0 -31 53
675 Engineering and Construction Management - Water an 141 0 -1 140
676 Administration - DPW 103 0 -1 102
677 Public Works Museum 6 0 -6 0
678 Rat Control 0 0 10 10
AGENCY TOTAL 2,728 -2 -366 2,360

Public Works
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -1,708,846 -2,620,066 1,390,011 -5,414,636
1 Salaries 101,888,716 108,057,963 112,640,462 107,183,925
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 859,887 753,677 996,685 1,528,552
8 Debt Service 63,840,569 78,778,034 78,778,034 82,807,405
AGENCY TOTAL $355,949,579 $381,949,652 $397,770,042 $381,892,684

Public Works
AGENCY: 6100 Public Works

SERVICE: 660 Administration - DPW - SW

0 Transfers 609,804 458,772 -151,032
1 Salaries 1,024,867 1,018,893 -5,974
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,477,665 $1,955,950 $-521,715
1 Administration - DPW - SW 2,477,665 1,955,950 -521,715
General 975,319 1,414,111 438,792
Motor Vehicle 1,502,346 541,839 -960,507
TOTAL FUNDS $2,477,665 $1,955,950 $-521,715

Public Works

SERVICE: 661 Public Right-of-Way Cleaning

0 Transfers 1,289,249 802,363 -486,886
1 Salaries 13,165,590 11,246,498 -1,919,092
TOTAL OBJECTS $26,115,237 $22,283,514 $-3,831,723
3 Marine Operations 1,189,701 1,109,730 -79,971
8 Cleaning of Business Districts 2,309,870 374,000 -1,935,870
13 Street & Alley Cleaning 17,845,137 17,434,318 -410,819
14 Mechanical Sweeping Operation 3,849,020 3,069,503 -779,517
22 Graffiti Removal 921,509 295,963 -625,546
General 449,009 3,460,237 3,011,228
Motor Vehicle 25,666,228 18,823,277 -6,842,951
TOTAL FUNDS $26,115,237 $22,283,514 $-3,831,723

Public Works

SERVICE: 662 Vacant/Abandoned Property Cleaning and Boarding

0 Transfers 0 -150,000 -150,000
1 Salaries 1,985,494 1,776,896 -208,598
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,978,024 $3,144,886 $-833,138
1 Vacant/Abandoned Property Cleaning and Boarding 3,978,024 3,144,886 -833,138
General 3,978,024 1,663,986 -2,314,038
Federal 0 1,480,900 1,480,900
TOTAL FUNDS $3,978,024 $3,144,886 $-833,138

Public Works

SERVICE: 663 Waste Removal and Recycling

0 Transfers 43,247 -674,787 -718,034
1 Salaries 9,397,282 9,374,369 -22,913
4 Materials and Supplies 1,165,885 1,101,796 -64,089
TOTAL OBJECTS $17,569,610 $16,680,916 $-888,694
6 Mixed Refuse Collection 14,827,193 15,945,737 1,118,544
7 Recycling Administration 799,247 410,446 -388,801
9 Bulk Trash Collection 1,050,666 0 -1,050,666
10 Condominium Collections 732,903 324,733 -408,170
16 Seasonal Operations 159,601 0 -159,601
General 17,410,009 16,680,916 -729,093
Motor Vehicle 159,601 0 -159,601
TOTAL FUNDS $17,569,610 $16,680,916 $-888,694

Public Works

SERVICE: 664 Waste Re-Use and Disposal

0 Transfers -298,287 106,400 404,687
1 Salaries 1,440,389 1,355,143 -85,246
TOTAL OBJECTS $22,335,465 $16,719,408 $-5,616,057
4 Wheelabrator Disposal 14,199,000 11,360,327 -2,838,673
7 Landfill Operation 4,004,321 3,825,521 -178,800
8 Landfill Trust 800,000 0 -800,000
9 Landfill Development 2,220,000 0 -2,220,000
12 Northwest Transfer Station Operation 1,112,144 1,533,560 421,416
General 22,335,465 16,719,408 -5,616,057
TOTAL FUNDS $22,335,465 $16,719,408 $-5,616,057

Public Works

SERVICE: 670 Administration - DPW - WWW

0 Transfers 12,323,231 12,843,621 520,390
1 Salaries 855,070 1,202,386 347,316
TOTAL OBJECTS $31,679,639 $33,674,340 $1,994,701
1 DPW Overhead 0 3,870,781 3,870,781
2 City Overhead 0 13,011,185 13,011,185
3 Administration 28,751,428 13,897,757 -14,853,671
56 Workers Compensation Expenses 2,928,211 2,894,617 -33,594
Waste Water Utility 17,305,608 18,393,202 1,087,594
Water Utility 14,374,031 15,281,138 907,107
TOTAL FUNDS $31,679,639 $33,674,340 $1,994,701

Public Works

SERVICE: 671 Water Management

0 Transfers 878,177 973,173 94,996
1 Salaries 24,692,086 23,592,719 -1,099,367
4 Materials and Supplies 7,914,164 9,969,203 2,055,039
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 1,195,653 3,915,316 2,719,663
TOTAL OBJECTS $67,453,953 $68,643,635 $1,189,682
1 Baltimore City Operations & Maintenance - Eastside 3,586,019 3,740,510 154,491
2 Baltimore City Operations & Maintenance - Westside 4,146,460 3,771,615 -374,845
3 Baltimore County Operations & Maintenance - Eastsi 3,416,371 2,708,839 -707,532
4 Baltimore County Operations & Maintenance - Westsi 3,542,129 3,005,689 -536,440
5 Chlorinator Stations 1,799,848 2,003,404 203,556
6 Reservoirs and Tanks Operations and Maintenance 380,790 356,932 -23,858
7 Water Conservation - Baltimore City 1,232,829 2,012,039 779,210
8 Water Conservation - Baltimore County 1,165,474 1,043,752 -121,722
9 Water Facilities Administration 684,300 723,764 39,464
10 Water Filtration Plants 18,447,783 20,704,499 2,256,716
11 Water Maintenance Administration 4,666,682 3,561,740 -1,104,942
12 Water Paving Cuts 3,715,037 4,469,230 754,193
13 Water Pumping Stations 13,744,518 12,915,318 -829,200
14 Water Quality Control 1,621,903 1,774,116 152,213
15 Water Storeroom & Yards Operations & Maintenance 2,099,546 1,498,677 -600,869
16 Watershed Maintenance, Natural Resources & Securit 3,289,264 4,438,511 1,149,247
26 Transfers -85,000 -85,000 0
Water Utility 67,453,953 68,643,635 1,189,682
TOTAL FUNDS $67,453,953 $68,643,635 $1,189,682

Public Works

SERVICE: 672 Water and Wastewater Consumer Services

0 Transfers -391,141 -391,141 0
1 Salaries 4,861,143 6,469,766 1,608,623
TOTAL OBJECTS $13,279,274 $15,990,121 $2,710,847
1 Meter Operations City 1,947,344 3,013,011 1,065,667
2 Meter Operations County 1,519,588 2,856,006 1,336,418
3 Meter Operations Administration 0 980,526 980,526
4 Utility Billing 6,392,979 6,592,510 199,531
5 Work Control Center 2,961,047 3,048,068 87,021
6 Meter Room 958,316 0 -958,316
7 Utility Billing 0 0 0
26 Transfers -500,000 -500,000 0
Water Utility 13,279,274 15,990,121 2,710,847
TOTAL FUNDS $13,279,274 $15,990,121 $2,710,847

Public Works

SERVICE: 673 Wastewater Management

0 Transfers -866,413 -487,105 379,308
1 Salaries 34,014,168 31,926,461 -2,087,707
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 714,000 1,663,000 949,000
TOTAL OBJECTS $105,234,778 $105,125,831 $-108,947
1 Back River WWTP Maintenance 12,992,514 14,337,301 1,344,787
2 Backriver Wastewater Treatment Plant 34,644,164 34,779,856 135,692
3 Computer Services/Process Control 466,097 960,962 494,865
4 Inflow and Infiltration 2,646,266 2,477,110 -169,156
5 Laboratory Services 2,872,941 2,922,639 49,698
6 Maintenance & Repair of Sanitary Systems 12,522,487 10,503,953 -2,018,534
7 Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plant 23,285,331 22,858,150 -427,181
8 Patapsco WWTP Maintenance 8,607,096 8,587,666 -19,430
9 Pollution Control 1,912,049 1,998,061 86,012
10 Wastewater Facilities Administration 1,331,443 1,339,444 8,001
11 Wastewater Pumping Stations 3,719,834 3,601,597 -118,237
12 Wastewater Pumping Stations Maintenance 1,365,296 1,599,392 234,096
26 Transfers -1,130,740 -840,300 290,440
Waste Water Utility 105,234,778 105,125,831 -108,947
TOTAL FUNDS $105,234,778 $105,125,831 $-108,947

Public Works

SERVICE: 674 Surface Water Management

0 Transfers -277,684 -483,496 -205,812
1 Salaries 3,357,601 3,934,241 576,640
2 Other Personnel Costs 1,059,184 769,921 -289,263
TOTAL OBJECTS $6,537,089 $6,401,900 $-135,189
1 Maintenance & Repair of Stormwater Systems 3,999,115 3,423,707 -575,408
2 Waterway Maintenance 661,464 0 -661,464
3 Water Quality Monitoring and Inspections 1,617,657 1,820,712 203,055
4 Watershed Liaison 0 66,585 66,585
5 Surface Water Engineering 328,714 1,300,868 972,154
7 Flood Warning 112,884 56,807 -56,077
26 Transfers -182,745 -558,862 -376,117
General 0 0 0
Waste Water Utility 1,069,107 982,846 -86,261
Water Utility 548,550 420,766 -127,784
Motor Vehicle 4,919,432 4,998,288 78,856
TOTAL FUNDS $6,537,089 $6,401,900 $-135,189

Public Works

SERVICE: 675 Engineering and Construction Management - Water and Wastewater

0 Transfers -8,024,255 -10,388,195 -2,363,940
1 Salaries 7,610,367 9,479,929 1,869,562
8 Debt Service 78,778,034 82,807,405 4,029,371
TOTAL OBJECTS $81,903,699 $87,834,137 $5,930,438
1 Wastewater Engineering 1,896,857 2,771,833 874,976
2 Wastewater Facilities Engineering 1,206,136 1,524,519 318,383
3 Wastewater Facilities Inspection 1,243,760 1,807,474 563,714
4 Wastewater Utility Inspection 1,544,124 2,065,277 521,153
5 Water Engineering 1,179,242 1,735,616 556,374
6 Water Facilities Engineering 690,234 898,599 208,365
7 Water Facilities Inspection 2,022,173 2,808,247 786,074
8 Water Utility Inspection 596,170 1,063,297 467,127
9 Utility Debit Service - Wastewater 45,246,773 50,124,264 4,877,491
10 Utility Debt Service - Water 33,531,261 32,683,141 -848,120
11 Wastewater Analyzers 771,224 740,065 -31,159
26 Transfers -8,024,255 -10,388,195 -2,363,940
Waste Water Utility 47,460,507 53,686,957 6,226,450
Water Utility 34,443,192 34,147,180 -296,012
TOTAL FUNDS $81,903,699 $87,834,137 $5,930,438

Public Works

SERVICE: 676 Administration - DPW

0 Transfers -7,905,994 -8,024,241 -118,247
1 Salaries 5,653,906 5,416,013 -237,893
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,385,219 $2,845,191 $-540,028
1 Administration 1,269,075 747,692 -521,383
2 Human Resources 357,550 404,854 47,304
3 Fiscal Administration 0 465,542 465,542
4 Communications Center 1,693,317 1,507,385 -185,932
5 Computer Services 1,534,259 1,601,137 66,878
8 Contract Administration 1,204,783 1,221,024 16,241
9 Compliance Office 283,158 208,165 -74,993
10 Legislative Affairs 192,428 194,742 2,314
11 Media & Communications 492,513 629,794 137,281
12 Training & Safety 1,195,481 1,071,457 -124,024
14 Baltimore Public Works Museum 309,371 0 -309,371
26 Transfers -8,051,858 -8,039,489 12,369
56 Workers Compensation Expenses 2,905,142 2,832,888 -72,254
General 982,328 845,732 -136,596
Motor Vehicle 2,402,891 1,997,120 -405,771
Federal 0 2,339 2,339
TOTAL FUNDS $3,385,219 $2,845,191 $-540,028

Public Works

SERVICE: 678 Rat Control

1 Salaries 0 390,611 390,611
TOTAL OBJECTS $0 $592,855 $592,855
1 Rat Control 0 592,855 592,855
General 0 504,712 504,712
Federal 0 88,143 88,143
TOTAL FUNDS $0 $592,855 $592,855

Public Works

SERVICE: 515 Solid Waste Collection

General Fund
53816 SOLID WASTE SUPERINTENDENT 115 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
52987 SUPT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 114 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Public Works

SERVICE: 516 Solid Waste Environmental Services

General Fund
53816 SOLID WASTE SUPERINTENDENT 115 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Public Works

SERVICE: 660 Administration - DPW - SW

General Fund
53818 ASST CHIEF SOLID WASTE COLLECT 117 1 0 1 79,400 0 0 1 79,400
31152 SOLID WASTE ANALYST 114 1 0 1 59,100 0 0 1 59,100
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 39,896 0 0 1 39,896
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,996 0 0 1 25,996

Motor Vehicle Fund
Total All Funds 21 0 21 1,024,644 0 0 21 1,024,644

Public Works

SERVICE: 661 Public Right-of-Way Cleaning

General Fund
53816 SOLID WASTE SUPERINTENDENT 115 1 0 1 51,000 0 0 1 51,000
53815 SOLID WASTE SUPERVISOR 089 3 0 3 162,602 -1 -52,211 2 110,391
53155 GRAFFITI REMOVAL SUPERVISOR 087 1 0 1 48,321 -1 -48,321 0 0
53814 SOLID WASTE LEAD WORKER 434 2 0 2 86,121 -2 -86,121 0 0
33371 RADIO DISPATCHER I 078 2 0 2 67,958 -1 -34,453 1 33,505
54437 DRIVER I 424 5 0 5 146,824 -5 -146,824 0 0
53813 MECHANICAL SWEEPER OPERATOR 491 28 0 28 997,727 0 0 28 997,727
54411 MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER I 487 2 0 2 58,968 -2 -58,968 0 0
52932 LABORER CREW LEADER I 486 1 0 1 31,304 -1 -31,304 0 0
52931 LABORER 482 32 -1 31 889,008 -31 -889,008 0 0
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 77 -1 76 2,539,833 -44 -1,347,210 32 1,192,623

Motor Vehicle Fund
53816 SOLID WASTE SUPERINTENDENT 115 3 -1 2 137,400 0 0 2 137,400
53817 SOLID WASTE ASST SUPERINTENDEN 113 0 1 1 46,700 0 0 1 46,700
53815 SOLID WASTE SUPERVISOR 089 13 0 13 688,463 0 0 13 688,463
53814 SOLID WASTE LEAD WORKER 434 4 0 4 159,775 -1 -38,970 3 120,805
54432 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II 433 1 0 1 43,136 0 0 1 43,136
54514 MARINE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II 430 3 0 3 97,022 0 0 3 97,022
54513 MARINE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR I 427 2 0 2 63,242 0 0 2 63,242
53791 SMALL ENGINE MECHANIC I 426 1 0 1 28,306 0 0 1 28,306
33371 RADIO DISPATCHER I 078 7 0 7 239,907 0 0 7 239,907
54437 DRIVER I 424 8 0 8 241,562 0 0 8 241,562
54412 MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER II 490 28 0 28 931,990 0 0 28 931,990
54411 MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER I 487 31 0 31 925,109 -1 -28,829 30 896,280
52932 LABORER CREW LEADER I 486 5 0 5 153,750 0 0 5 153,750
53811 SOLID WASTE WORKER 485 2 0 2 64,872 0 0 2 64,872
52931 LABORER 482 169 0 169 4,861,053 -6 -171,350 163 4,689,703
Total All Funds 359 -1 358 11,410,083 -52 -1,586,359 306 9,823,724

Public Works

SERVICE: 662 Vacant/Abandoned Property Cleaning and Boarding

General Fund
52986 SUPT CLEANING BOARDNG & GR MNT 111 1 0 1 41,700 0 0 1 41,700
52985 SUPV. OF BOARDING/GROUNDS MAIN 089 2 0 2 103,576 0 0 2 103,576
52110 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC 434 1 0 1 38,970 0 0 1 38,970
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349
54437 DRIVER I 424 9 0 9 267,605 0 0 9 267,605
52941 LABORER 423 16 0 16 453,626 0 0 16 453,626
52931 LABORER 482 3 0 3 88,116 0 0 3 88,116
Total All Funds 53 1 54 1,759,245 0 0 54 1,759,245

Public Works

SERVICE: 663 Waste Removal and Recycling

General Fund
53855 RECYCLING COORDINATOR 117 1 0 1 71,700 0 0 1 71,700
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 1 0 1 51,200 0 0 1 51,200
31420 LIAISON OFFICER 090 1 0 1 54,897 0 0 1 54,897
42981 RECYCLING PROGRAM ASSOCIATE 085 1 0 1 42,053 0 0 1 42,053
54412 MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER II 490 4 0 4 141,065 -4 -141,065 0 0
53812 SOLID WASTE DRIVER 490 68 0 68 2,319,525 0 0 68 2,319,525
53811 SOLID WASTE WORKER 485 128 0 128 3,857,578 0 0 128 3,857,578
52931 LABORER 482 16 0 16 463,970 -12 -351,817 4 112,153
Total All Funds 252 1 253 8,512,301 -18 -552,897 235 7,959,404

Public Works

SERVICE: 664 Waste Re-Use and Disposal

General Fund
53827 LANDFILL SUPERINTENDENT 115 1 0 1 70,400 0 0 1 70,400
72112 ENGINEER II 113 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
54440 TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER 433 7 0 7 263,953 0 0 7 263,953
34211 CASHIER I 078 3 0 3 96,233 0 0 3 96,233
53812 SOLID WASTE DRIVER 490 1 0 1 33,800 0 0 1 33,800
52931 LABORER 482 10 0 10 285,555 0 0 10 285,555
Total All Funds 33 1 34 1,253,141 0 0 34 1,253,141

Public Works

SERVICE: 670 Administration - DPW - WWW

Waste Water Utility Fund
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 1 0 1 38,175 0 0 1 38,175

Water Utility Fund
33416 PUBLIC INFORMATION SUPV II 117 1 0 1 73,800 0 0 1 73,800
34145 ACCOUNTANT SUPV 114 1 0 1 62,100 0 0 1 62,100
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 27,410 0 0 1 27,410
Total All Funds 14 1 15 801,004 0 0 15 801,004

Public Works


Water Utility Fund
71426 WATERSHED MANAGER 119 1 0 1 83,300 0 0 1 83,300
54322 WATER SYSTEM MANAGER 119 2 0 2 163,100 0 0 2 163,100
71527 LABORATORY TECH ADMINISTRATOR 117 1 0 1 73,800 0 0 1 73,800
54324 WATER TREATMENT ASST MANAGER 117 3 0 3 206,500 0 0 3 206,500
53541 ASST CHIEF DIV OF UTILITY MAIN 117 1 0 1 56,000 0 0 1 56,000
72113 ENGINEER III 116 2 0 2 122,800 0 0 2 122,800
54325 WATER PUMPING ASST MANAGER 116 2 0 2 144,800 0 0 2 144,800
72193 OPERATIONS ENGINEER 115 1 0 1 63,800 0 0 1 63,800
71526 LAB TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR 115 2 0 2 135,700 0 0 2 135,700
71425 ASSISTANT WATERSHED MANAGER 115 1 0 1 68,700 0 0 1 68,700
71215 POLLUTION CONTROL ANALYST SUPV 115 1 0 1 65,400 0 0 1 65,400
52627 SCADA SYSTEM SUPERVISOR 115 2 0 2 129,100 0 0 2 129,100
42221 CONSTRUCTION PROJECT SUPV I 115 0 0 0 0 1 65,400 1 65,400
53523 GENL SUPT UTILITIES MAINT REP 114 1 0 1 63,700 0 0 1 63,700
41525 WATERSHED RANGER SUPERVISOR 114 1 0 1 59,100 0 0 1 59,100
71523 CHEMIST III 093 4 0 4 233,040 0 0 4 233,040
71213 POLLUTION CONTROL ANALYST III 093 1 0 1 65,966 0 0 1 65,966
72112 ENGINEER II 113 5 0 5 267,300 0 0 5 267,300
71533 MICROBIOLOGIST SUPV 113 1 0 1 51,200 0 0 1 51,200
54366 MECHANICAL MAINT TECH SUPV II 113 3 0 3 187,000 0 0 3 187,000
54316 WATER SYSTEMS SUPERVISOR 113 3 0 3 183,400 0 0 3 183,400
41524 WATERSHED RANGER III 092 3 0 3 147,861 0 0 3 147,861
52625 INSTRUMENTATION TECH SUPV I 112 4 0 4 234,000 0 0 4 234,000
54356 ELECTRICAL MAINT TECH SUPV II 111 1 0 1 54,800 0 0 1 54,800
53521 SUPT UTILITIES MAINT & REPAIR 110 4 0 4 182,800 0 0 4 182,800
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 40,000 -1 -40,000 0 0
71532 MICROBIOLOGIST II 089 2 0 2 108,098 0 0 2 108,098
71522 CHEMIST II 089 4 0 4 184,432 0 0 4 184,432
71212 POLLUTION CONTROL ANALYST II 089 5 0 5 236,276 0 0 5 236,276
41523 WATERSHED RANGER II 089 9 0 9 357,705 0 0 9 357,705
54365 MECHANICAL MAINT TECH SUPV I 088 10 0 10 451,278 0 0 10 451,278
54355 ELECTRICAL MAINT TECH SUPV I 088 2 0 2 102,218 0 0 2 102,218
54320 PUMPING TECHNICIAN SUPERVISOR 088 5 0 5 257,974 0 0 5 257,974
54315 WATER TREATMENT TECHNICIAN SUP 088 13 0 13 582,935 0 0 13 582,935
52622 INSTRUMENTATION TECH II 088 13 0 13 572,546 0 0 13 572,546
54319 PUMPING TECHNICIAN III 436 12 0 12 502,080 0 0 12 502,080
54313 WATER TREATMENT TECHNICIAN III 436 26 0 26 1,023,082 0 0 26 1,023,082
53516 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR SII 087 8 0 8 361,458 0 0 8 361,458
54364 MECHANICAL MAINT TECH III 435 23 0 23 939,628 0 0 23 939,628
54353 ELECTRICAL MAINT TECH III 435 5 0 5 199,520 0 0 5 199,520
52621 INSTRUMENTATION TECH I 435 9 0 9 319,651 0 0 9 319,651
33565 STORES SUPERVISOR I 086 2 0 2 70,484 -1 -35,242 1 35,242

Public Works


54318 PUMPING TECHNICIAN II 433 6 0 6 219,410 0 0 6 219,410
54312 WATER TREATMENT TECHNICIAN II 433 21 0 21 769,234 0 0 21 769,234
54445 MOTOR POOL SUPV 084 1 0 1 43,914 0 0 1 43,914
53691 WATERSHED MAINT SUPV 084 3 0 3 120,689 0 0 3 120,689
53675 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 084 1 0 1 41,562 0 0 1 41,562
52275 PAINTER SUPERVISOR 084 1 0 1 43,914 0 0 1 43,914
54363 MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE TECH II 432 13 0 13 479,163 0 0 13 479,163
54352 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TECH II 432 4 0 4 134,508 0 0 4 134,508
53515 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR S I 082 18 0 18 653,553 -18 -653,553 0 0
54431 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR I 429 3 0 3 97,968 0 0 3 97,968
52272 PAINTER II 429 2 0 2 67,033 0 0 2 67,033
52221 MASON I 429 2 0 2 62,345 -2 -62,345 0 0
33113 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR III 081 1 0 1 29,630 -1 -29,630 0 0
53513 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR III 428 46 0 46 1,527,061 -6 -182,103 40 1,344,958
33562 STOREKEEPER II 080 3 0 3 104,501 0 0 3 104,501
33258 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR III 078 4 0 4 121,830 -1 -27,410 3 94,420
33253 TYPIST III 078 2 0 2 59,019 0 0 2 59,019
33232 SECRETARY II 078 2 0 2 68,906 0 0 2 68,906
33561 STOREKEEPER I 077 10 0 10 290,995 0 0 10 290,995
54411 MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER I 487 57 0 57 1,731,721 -49 -1,489,428 8 242,293
53311 CEMENT FINISHER 487 4 0 4 120,724 0 0 4 120,724
52932 LABORER CREW LEADER I 486 6 0 6 184,310 -2 -64,397 4 119,913
53512 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR II 485 22 0 22 647,203 0 0 22 647,203
52931 LABORER 482 121 0 121 3,487,875 -74 -2,132,335 47 1,355,540
Total All Funds 625 1 626 23,339,801 -157 -4,740,226 469 18,599,575

Public Works

SERVICE: 672 Water and Wastewater Consumer Services

Water Utility Fund
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 1 0 1 71,100 0 0 1 71,100
34318 UTILITY METER FIELD OPERATIONS 115 1 0 1 65,400 0 0 1 65,400
34285 BILLING SECTION SUPERVISOR 112 1 0 1 59,600 0 0 1 59,600
53565 UTILITY INVESTIGATOR SUPV 091 4 0 4 214,326 0 0 4 214,326
34317 UTILITY METER READER SUPT II 110 1 0 1 52,100 -1 -52,100 0 0
53562 UTILITY INVESTIGATOR 087 14 0 14 616,539 0 0 14 616,539
34242 COLLECTIONS SUPERVISOR II 087 4 0 4 190,301 0 0 4 190,301
34315 UTILITY METER READER SUPERVISO 084 4 0 4 174,204 0 0 4 174,204
53515 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR S I 082 3 0 3 117,335 -2 -76,781 1 40,554
33372 RADIO DISPATCHER II 082 2 0 2 73,995 0 0 2 73,995
52943 LABORER CREW LEADER II 429 5 0 5 155,332 -3 -88,986 2 66,346
34312 UTILITY METER READER II 081 13 0 13 497,312 -1 -29,630 12 467,682
53513 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR III 428 15 0 15 491,457 -4 -116,268 11 375,189
42330 WATER SERVICE INSPECTOR 078 4 0 4 128,569 0 0 4 128,569
34321 WATER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE 078 8 0 8 237,999 -1 -27,807 7 210,192
34311 UTILITY METER READER I 078 24 0 24 739,155 0 0 24 739,155
33253 TYPIST III 078 2 0 2 59,818 0 0 2 59,818
33232 SECRETARY II 078 2 0 2 67,205 0 0 2 67,205
33561 STOREKEEPER I 077 1 0 1 27,530 0 0 1 27,530
33111 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR I 075 10 0 10 276,705 -1 -25,800 9 250,905
53512 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR II 485 4 0 4 118,519 -2 -55,994 2 62,525
52931 LABORER 482 18 0 18 504,635 -4 -110,240 14 394,395
Total All Funds 185 0 185 6,410,988 -19 -583,606 166 5,827,382

Public Works


72125 ENGINEER SUPERVISOR (PE) 120 1 0 1 83,300 0 0 1 83,300
54339 WASTE WATER PLANT MANAGER 119 2 0 2 166,600 0 0 2 166,600
71216 POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAM 118 1 0 1 81,800 0 0 1 81,800
71527 LABORATORY TECH ADMINISTRATOR 117 2 0 2 131,600 0 0 2 131,600
72113 ENGINEER III 116 5 0 5 365,600 0 0 5 365,600
71526 LAB TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR 115 2 0 2 130,900 0 0 2 130,900
54358 WASTE WATER MAINT MANAGER 115 4 0 4 258,900 -1 -51,000 3 207,900
54345 PUMPING STATIONS OPNS MANAGER 115 1 0 1 63,900 0 0 1 63,900
54337 WASTE WATER PLANT OPNS SUPV 114 2 0 2 124,400 0 0 2 124,400
52626 INSTRUMENTATION TECH SUPV II 114 2 0 2 130,200 0 0 2 130,200
33102 DATABASE SPECIALIST 114 1 0 1 65,300 0 0 1 65,300
71523 CHEMIST III 093 8 0 8 496,889 0 0 8 496,889
72112 ENGINEER II 113 4 0 4 196,600 0 0 4 196,600
71533 MICROBIOLOGIST SUPV 113 1 0 1 60,800 0 0 1 60,800
54366 MECHANICAL MAINT TECH SUPV II 113 5 0 5 290,800 0 0 5 290,800
71225 SLUDGE CONTROL MANAGER 112 1 0 1 62,600 0 0 1 62,600
53290 PLANT BUILDING MAINT SUPV 112 1 0 1 59,600 0 0 1 59,600
52625 INSTRUMENTATION TECH SUPV I 112 5 0 5 295,000 0 0 5 295,000
54356 ELECTRICAL MAINT TECH SUPV II 111 2 0 2 118,100 0 0 2 118,100
54341 PUMPING STATIONS OPNS SUPV 111 1 0 1 41,700 0 0 1 41,700
54336 WASTE WATER TECH SUPERVISOR II 090 19 0 19 1,046,405 -1 -41,438 18 1,004,967
71532 MICROBIOLOGIST II 089 2 0 2 95,242 0 0 2 95,242
71522 CHEMIST II 089 13 0 13 597,444 0 0 13 597,444
54365 MECHANICAL MAINT TECH SUPV I 088 8 0 8 415,291 0 0 8 415,291
54355 ELECTRICAL MAINT TECH SUPV I 088 7 0 7 349,376 0 0 7 349,376
54354 WASTE WATER PLANT COORDINATOR 088 2 0 2 102,218 0 0 2 102,218
52622 INSTRUMENTATION TECH II 088 14 0 14 665,161 0 0 14 665,161
72711 ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE I 087 1 0 1 49,651 0 0 1 49,651
71223 ASST SLUDGE CONTROL MANAGER 087 1 0 1 36,674 -1 -36,674 0 0
54335 WASTE WATER TECH SUPERVISOR I 087 31 0 31 1,471,529 0 0 31 1,471,529
54215 HEAT AIR CONDITIONING TECH SUP 087 2 0 2 96,642 0 0 2 96,642
52991 BUILDING MAINT GENERAL SUPV 087 2 0 2 100,632 0 0 2 100,632
54364 MECHANICAL MAINT TECH III 435 42 0 42 1,804,129 0 0 42 1,804,129
54353 ELECTRICAL MAINT TECH III 435 19 0 19 787,267 0 0 19 787,267
54213 HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING TECHII 435 5 0 5 198,464 0 0 5 198,464

Public Works


52621 INSTRUMENTATION TECH I 435 12 0 12 434,920 0 0 12 434,920
33565 STORES SUPERVISOR I 086 1 0 1 35,242 -1 -35,242 0 0
54332 WASTE WATER OPNS TECH II 433 165 0 165 6,368,171 -3 -100,128 162 6,268,043
53675 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 084 2 0 2 86,652 0 0 2 86,652
52245 CARPENTER SUPERVISOR 084 1 0 1 39,700 0 0 1 39,700
54363 MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE TECH II 432 30 0 30 1,037,380 0 0 30 1,037,380
54352 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TECH II 432 24 0 24 814,473 0 0 24 814,473
72512 CIVIL ENG DRAFTING TECH II 083 1 0 1 42,197 0 0 1 42,197
53515 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR S I 082 10 0 10 365,145 -8 -285,703 2 79,442
42311 SEWERLINE VIDEO INSPECTOR TECH 082 5 0 5 178,671 0 0 5 178,671
52282 PIPEFITTER II 429 2 0 2 62,345 0 0 2 62,345
52272 PAINTER II 429 6 0 6 194,466 0 0 6 194,466
52242 CARPENTER II 429 6 0 6 192,696 0 0 6 192,696
52221 MASON I 429 4 0 4 125,670 -4 -125,670 0 0
53513 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR III 428 27 0 27 869,186 0 0 27 869,186
33562 STOREKEEPER II 080 7 0 7 245,483 0 0 7 245,483
52281 PIPEFITTER I 426 2 0 2 60,869 0 0 2 60,869
52271 PAINTER I 426 1 0 1 28,654 0 0 1 28,654
52241 CARPENTER I 426 2 0 2 58,160 0 0 2 58,160
72511 CIVIL ENG DRAFTING TECH I 079 1 0 1 30,246 0 0 1 30,246
53821 SCALE ATTENDANT 078 1 0 1 33,505 0 0 1 33,505
33253 TYPIST III 078 2 0 2 64,624 0 0 2 64,624
33232 SECRETARY II 078 2 0 2 65,702 0 0 2 65,702
33561 STOREKEEPER I 077 9 0 9 268,700 0 0 9 268,700
52951 UTILITY AIDE 422 1 0 1 30,926 0 0 1 30,926
33257 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR II 075 5 0 5 141,332 -1 -25,800 4 115,532
33252 TYPIST II 075 3 0 3 80,926 0 0 3 80,926
33212 OFFICE ASSISTANT II 075 9 0 9 266,968 -2 -55,555 7 211,413
54412 MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER II 490 13 0 13 434,533 -1 -29,349 12 405,184
53512 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR II 485 31 0 31 906,347 0 0 31 906,347
52931 LABORER 482 79 0 79 2,272,928 -39 -1,099,854 40 1,173,074
Total All Funds 846 0 846 33,889,469 -91 -2,770,375 755 31,119,094

Public Works

SERVICE: 674 Surface Water Management

71212 POLLUTION CONTROL ANALYST II 089 6 0 6 263,225 -1 -39,745 5 223,480

Water Utility Fund

Motor Vehicle Fund
72123 ENGINEER III (PE) 117 1 0 1 72,400 0 0 1 72,400
72113 ENGINEER III 116 1 0 1 60,800 3 205,100 4 265,900
72112 ENGINEER II 113 4 -1 3 178,100 0 0 3 178,100
42213 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR III 092 0 0 0 0 2 126,282 2 126,282
42255 ENVIRONMENTAL INSPECTION SUPV 090 0 0 0 0 1 56,408 1 56,408
52225 MASON SUPERVISOR 087 1 0 1 48,321 -1 -48,321 0 0
42212 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR II 087 0 0 0 0 1 36,674 1 36,674
53515 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR S I 082 3 0 3 122,748 -3 -122,748 0 0
53513 UTILITIES INSTALLER REPAIR III 428 2 0 2 70,860 -2 -70,860 0 0
52931 LABORER 482 29 0 29 816,336 -25 -703,614 4 112,722
Total All Funds 84 0 84 3,265,178 -31 -748,864 53 2,516,314

Public Works


72123 ENGINEER III (PE) 117 1 0 1 56,000 0 0 1 56,000
72113 ENGINEER III 116 4 0 4 267,400 0 0 4 267,400
72715 ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE SUPERVIS 095 1 0 1 62,251 0 0 1 62,251
72112 ENGINEER II 113 9 0 9 442,700 0 0 9 442,700
72713 ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE III 092 2 0 2 119,353 0 0 2 119,353
42213 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR III 092 21 0 21 1,188,143 0 0 21 1,188,143
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 32,853 0 0 1 32,853
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 27,410 0 0 1 27,410
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349

Water Utility Fund
72113 ENGINEER III 116 5 0 5 290,600 0 0 5 290,600
72715 ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE SUPERVIS 095 1 0 1 70,974 0 0 1 70,974
72122 ENGINEER II (PE) 114 1 0 1 59,100 0 0 1 59,100
72112 ENGINEER II 113 6 0 6 301,200 -1 -46,700 5 254,500
72515 CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAFTING SUP 088 1 0 1 53,191 0 0 1 53,191

Public Works


Total All Funds 141 0 141 7,523,577 -1 -46,700 140 7,476,877

Public Works


General Fund
00510 DIRECTOR PUBLIC WORKS 88M 1 0 1 160,000 0 0 1 160,000
33197 EDP CENTER MANAGER 121 1 0 1 93,400 0 0 1 93,400
01213 PLANNER 4 999 1 0 1 61,900 0 0 1 61,900
72494 CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT 116 1 0 1 70,600 0 0 1 70,600
72415 CHIEF CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION 116 1 0 1 76,000 0 0 1 76,000
33675 DPW SAFETY AND TRAINING MANAGE 116 1 0 1 72,400 0 0 1 72,400
10087 SPECIAL ASST DIRECTOR OF PUBLI 116 1 0 1 70,600 0 0 1 70,600
34538 LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS COORDINATO 115 1 0 1 68,700 0 0 1 68,700
33684 TRAINING OFFICER II 114 1 0 1 59,100 0 0 1 59,100
33126 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN SUPV 114 1 0 1 65,300 0 0 1 65,300
52491 SUPT COMMUNICATIONS/COMPUTER 113 1 0 1 59,300 0 0 1 59,300
33645 DPW TRAINING SUPERVISOR 113 1 0 1 46,700 0 0 1 46,700
33415 PUBLIC INFORMATION SUPV I 113 1 0 1 59,300 0 0 1 59,300
73115 GRAPHIC ARTIST SUPV 089 1 0 1 52,963 0 0 1 52,963
33412 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER II 089 1 0 1 54,049 0 0 1 54,049
33642 SAFETY ENFORCEMENT OFFICER II 088 3 0 3 144,557 0 0 3 144,557
10001 SECRETARY TO MEMBER B/E 088 1 0 1 53,191 0 0 1 53,191
73211 PHOTOGRAPHER 085 1 0 1 44,503 0 0 1 44,503
33411 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER I 085 1 0 1 46,238 0 0 1 46,238
33375 RADIO DISPATCHER SUPV 085 3 0 3 135,711 0 0 3 135,711
33372 RADIO DISPATCHER II 082 20 0 20 734,337 0 0 20 734,337
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 33,505 0 0 1 33,505

Public Works


33232 SECRETARY II 078 4 0 4 128,418 0 0 4 128,418
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800
52931 LABORER 482 1 0 1 27,144 0 0 1 27,144
Total All Funds 103 0 103 5,157,773 -1 -82,600 102 5,075,173

Public Works

SERVICE: 677 Public Works Museum

General Fund
10202 DIRECTOR BALTIMORE PUBLIC WORK 114 1 0 1 63,700 -1 -63,700 0 0
83294 CURATOR PUBLIC WORKS MUSEUM 088 1 0 1 47,639 -1 -47,639 0 0
83296 ASSISTANT CURATOR PUBLIC WORKS 085 1 0 1 40,172 -1 -40,172 0 0
52931 LABORER 482 2 0 2 56,118 -2 -56,118 0 0
Total All Funds 6 0 6 235,834 -6 -235,834 0 0

Public Works

SERVICE: 678 Rat Control

General Fund
61253 COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATOR III 088 0 0 0 0 1 40,828 1 40,828
33215 OFFICE SUPERVISOR 084 0 0 0 0 1 41,196 1 41,196
52943 LABORER CREW LEADER II 429 0 0 0 0 1 36,930 1 36,930
52961 PEST CONTROL WORKER 425 0 0 0 0 3 88,984 3 88,984
33258 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR III 078 0 0 0 0 1 30,206 1 30,206

Federal Fund
52961 PEST CONTROL WORKER 425 0 0 0 0 2 64,248 2 64,248
Total All Funds 0 0 0 0 10 396,592 10 396,592


Recreation
and Parks
Service 647
Youth and
Administration Aquatics Park Maintenance
Adult Sports

Service 650
Community Special Facilities Therapeutic
Horticulture
Recreation Centers Management Recreation
Service 653
Service 654
Special Events -
Urban Forestry
Recreation


Budget: $22,422,725
Positions: 200
Mission
The Department of Recreation and Parks is authorized by the Baltimore City Charter to provide leisure
activities through management of recreation centers and the municipal parks system.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 27,169,478 25,868,006 29,863,723 17,408,351
Motor Vehicle 4,161,484 4,604,000 3,314,880 3,440,832
Federal 45,034 0 10,144 0
State 626,613 268,475 265,944 239,173
Special 598,240 423,352 439,956 1,334,369
AGENCY TOTAL $32,600,849 $31,163,833 $33,894,647 $22,422,725
Overview
The Department of Recreation and Parks is the primary provider of leisure, recreational and park programming
to the citizens of the City of Baltimore. The Department’s core functions of providing recreational services and
maintaining parks is supported by its administrative team consisting of the Fiscal, Information Technology,
Personnel, Marketing/Media and Capital Projects offices.
The Bureau of Recreation provides a wide range of constructive leisure-time activities for the citizens of
Baltimore. The bureau operates 46 year-round recreation centers throughout the city. Also provided are
specialized recreational activities such as the Carrie Murray Outdoor Education Campus, therapeutic recreation
for the physically and emotionally challenged, and senior citizen programs. In addition, the bureau offers
indoor/outdoor aquatics, ice skating, and indoor soccer.
The Bureau of Parks is responsible for the beautification, management and maintenance of more than 6,500
acres of parkland. The Bureau plans and implements outdoor programs in City parks. Park maintenance
functions such as grass mowing and other grounds maintenance are included in the responsibilities of the
Bureau of Parks. The Horticulture Division designs and plants display beds and other special plantings
throughout the city. The division is responsible for the Baltimore Conservatory and the Cylburn Arboretum.
The Forest Division is responsible for the planting and care of all trees in the public rights-of-way and in City
parks.

City Services
644. Administration – Recreation and Parks General Fund - $3,455,739
Recreation and Parks Department Motor Vehicle Fund - $155,747
This service provides for overall administration of the department including personnel, fiscal, IT, public
information, and management of capital projects and general engineering programs. The Fiscal 2011 General
Fund recommendation is approximately $3.5 million, a decrease of $391,000 or 10.2%. Three filled positions
are abolished. Two IT positions, one fiscal position, and one position in the Public Information unit are salary-
saved for a combined savings of $290,000.
645. Aquatics General Fund - $719,444
Recreation and Parks Department
The Department of Recreation and Parks operates six large park pools, 13 neighborhood walk-to pools, seven
wading pools and splash pads, and three indoor pools. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $719,444, a
decrease of $956,000 or 57.0% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation provides
funding to operate the park pools for five to six weeks and a limited number of walk-to and splash pools for
five weeks. Seven walk-to pools and six splash pools will be closed.
646. Park Maintenance General Fund - $5,686,671
Department of Recreation and Parks Other Funds - $11,388
Park Maintenance is responsible for cleaning and repairing 128 playgrounds; preparing for play 104
baseball/softball fields and 48 soccer/football fields; re-netting, repainting and repairing 101 basketball and 86
tennis courts; cleaning 20 miles of bike trails; and cutting and trimming 3,822 acres of grass. Park Maintenance
picks up trash from all parks, mulches trees, removes invasive plants, supports special events, and removes
snow from streets, park sidewalks and recreation centers. 5,857 acres of park land includes five major parks
and over 273 smaller parks. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is approximately $5.7 million, a decrease of
$2.1 million or 26.9% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. For Fiscal 2011, ten filled and eight vacant full-time
laborer positions and 25 part-time hourly positions are abolished. Funding for inmate labor and the Living
Classroom contracts have been eliminated. Trash cleaning and removal at the five large parks will occur
weekly instead of twice a week. Maintenance of playgrounds and ball fields will also be scaled back. In-house
mowing will be eliminated. Contracted mowing will be increased to include the five major parks. The current
14-day mowing cycle will be unchanged. The Results Team recommended that the Department of Recreation
and Parks and the Bureau of Solid Waste explore options for making park trash removal more cost-effective.
647. Youth and Adult Sports General Fund - $250,000
Recreation and Parks Department Other Funds – $146,243
The service provides a wide array of athletic choices for all age groups. Programs and activities include boxing,
indoor soccer, skateboarding, track and field, football, basketball, hockey, broomball, and more. Various levels
of leagues for youth, adults and seniors are also provided. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund recommendation is
$250,000, a decrease of $363,000 or 59.2% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation
will necessitate significant reductions in operations, including the possible elimination of tennis, track and
field, fishing, boxing, lacrosse, football, basketball and golf programs.

648. Community Recreation Centers General Fund - $5,630,176

Recreation and Parks Department Other Funds – $125,443
With the addition of twelve former Police Athletic League (PAL) centers in Fiscal 2010, the Recreation and
Parks Department operates 55 recreation centers. At current funding levels, these centers are understaffed and
poorly maintained. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is approximately $5.6 million, a reduction of $2.8
million or 33.1% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. With the deep cuts required for Fiscal 2011, the City is unable
to continue supporting such a large network of centers and is forced to close 29 centers. The resulting network
of 26 centers were selected based on the following criteria: 1) reliance of the local community (lack of
accessible and affordable alternatives in close proximity); 2) facility amenities; 3) strength of programming; 4)
enrollment; and 5) Citywide coverage. Although 26 recreation centers is comparable to other cities of similar
size, this is a critical gap in the Fiscal 2011 budget that will negatively impact many neighborhoods. Recreation
and Parks will work with the Baltimore City Public Schools to open more schools for recreation after hours.
The closure of recreation centers will result in the abolishment of 84 full-time positions. The Fiscal 2011
General fund recommendation includes $2.3 million for utilities, which was funded under the Department of
General Services in Fiscal 2010.
649. Special Facilities General Fund - $248,504
Recreation and Parks Department Other Funds - $922,985
The Department operates the following ten special facilities: Clarence "Du" Burns Arena, William J. Myers
Soccer Pavilion, Baltimore Rowing and Resource Center, Patterson Park Boat Lake, Upton Boxing Facility,
Carroll Park Skateboarding & Bike Facility, Dominic "Mimi" DiPietro Family Skating Center, Shake & Bake
Family Fun Center, Mt. Pleasant Ice Arena, and the Northwest Baltimore Park Golf Driving Range. The Fiscal
2011 plan is for these facilities to be operated in an entrepreneurial fashion. Revenues from these facilities will
be moved out of the General Fund and into a self-supporting special account.
650. Horticulture General Fund - $694,391
Department of Recreation and Park Motor Vehicle Fund - $314,001
This service provides for the management, maintenance, supervision and operation of all horticultural activities
at the Howard Peters Rawlings Conservatory, the 200-acre Cylburn Arboretum, gateway medians, and certain
City-owned flowerbeds. The service also provides 640 community gardening plots and delivers mulch and
compost to community gardeners and greening projects around the City. The Fiscal 2011 General Fund
recommendation is $694,931, a reduction of $868,000 or 55.5% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. Eight filled and
four vacant positions are abolished. Funding for five permanent part-time hourly workers is eliminated.
Horticulture services will be drastically reduced to include only public garden facilities (Cylburn Arboretum
and Rawlings Conservatory), City Hall and War Memorial Plaza and four gateway medians – President Street,
MLK Boulevard, Edmondson Avenue, and Baltimore Washington Parkway. Other median strip plantings will
be eliminated. Staff will no longer maintain flowerbeds in various parks across the City. The 50,000 square feet
of shrubbery in City parks will only be pruned by request, resources permitting.
651. Recreation for Seniors General Fund - $0
The Senior Citizens Division offers recreational programs and events for Baltimore’s adults, ages 50 and older.
The Division provides support and assistance to 94 golden age clubs located throughout Baltimore City. The
Fiscal 2011 budget reductions will result in the elimination of all programs and services provided to Senior
Citizens, which cost $349,000 in Fiscal 2010. The department can continue self-supporting activities. Golden
Age clubs and other partners will need to fill in the gaps.

652. Therapeutic Recreation General Fund - $430,614

The Therapeutic Recreation service offers a wide range of adapted leisure activities during the spring and
summer months for adults and children with disabilities. Activities include wheelchair sports, day programs for
young adults and seniors with disabilities, ceramics programs, Special Olympics, and Saturday night social
club. The Fiscal 2011 budget reductions allow basic programs and services to continue. The Fiscal 2011
General Fund appropriation is $44,875 (9.4%) below Fiscal 2010.
653. Special Events – Recreation General Fund - $102,177
This service provides for the organizing, coordinating, supervising, managing and hosting of cultural, special
and ceremonial events for the department, Mayor’s Office and other agencies and organizations that serve the
interest of the City. The events are divided into three categories; the Bureau of Music, special events sponsored
and hosted by Recreation and Parks, and events sponsored and conducted by outside organizations with
assistance from Recreation and Parks. Funding for special events is eliminated. The Fiscal 2011
recommendation is $102,177, a reduction of $138,000 or 57.5% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. The
Department’s permit office will continue to operate in Fiscal 2011.
654. Urban Forestry General Fund - $190,095
Department of Recreation and Park Motor Vehicle Fund - $2,971,084
This service manages trees on public property and rights of way, and on private property through the
TreeBaltimore initiative. This service was funded at a level to support the purchase of GIS software called
CityWorks that will be used to manage the tree maintenance schedule. The Fiscal 2011 Motor Vehicle Fund
recommendation is approximately $3.0 million, a reduction of $1.1 million or 27.7% below the Fiscal 2010
budget. Urban Forestry will also move to a district oriented maintenance program that aligns with existing
City agency service districts, and trees will be pruned cyclically instead of in response to 311 requests. Tree
watering, stump removal, and emergency tree service are maintained. Because this service is funded at a
reduced level from Fiscal 2010, no new trees will be planted. The Department will focus on encouraging
private property tree planting.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
644 Administration - Rec and Parks 4,132,526 NA 3,878,969
645 Aquatics 1,675,713 NA 719,444
646 Park Maintenance 7,797,815 NA 5,698,059
647 Youth and Adult Sports 758,995 NA 396,243
648 Community Recreation Centers 8,582,864 NA 5,755,619
649 Special Facilities Management - Recreation 884,595 NA 1,171,489
650 Horticulture 2,055,680 NA 1,008,932
651 Recreation for Seniors 349,014 NA 0
652 Therapeutic Recreation 475,489 NA 430,614
653 Special Events - Recreation 240,260 NA 102,177
654 Urban Forestry 4,210,882 NA 3,261,179
AGENCY TOTAL $31,163,833 NA $22,422,725

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
478 General Park Services 1 -1 0 0
644 Administration - Rec and Parks 50 -1 -10 39
645 Aquatics 3 0 -1 2
646 Park Maintenance 92 -4 -22 66
647 Youth and Adult Sports 6 1 -3 4
648 Community Recreation Centers 129 -1 -84 44
649 Special Facilities Management - Recreation 4 1 1 6
650 Horticulture 29 0 -16 13
651 Recreation for Seniors 3 0 -3 0
652 Therapeutic Recreation 4 0 0 4
653 Special Events - Recreation 4 0 -3 1
654 Urban Forestry 37 0 -16 21
AGENCY TOTAL 362 -5 -157 200
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers 422,852 -684,280 -721,428 -258,524
1 Salaries 17,760,406 17,791,478 19,731,360 10,985,851
4 Materials and Supplies 1,085,652 1,349,445 1,666,912 994,265
7 Grants, Subsidies and Contributions 1,062,662 942,929 395,159 684,990
AGENCY TOTAL $32,600,849 $31,163,833 $33,894,647 $22,422,725

AGENCY: 6300 Recreation and Parks

SERVICE: 644 Administration - Rec and Parks

0 Transfers -432,020 0 432,020
1 Salaries 2,864,806 2,158,205 -706,601
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,132,526 $3,878,969 $-253,557
1 Director's Office 580,638 589,227 8,589
2 Engineering Services 945,074 833,758 -111,316
3 Information Technology 476,691 372,187 -104,504
4 Natural Resources Management 0 0 0
5 Fiscal Services 701,128 435,862 -265,266
6 Personnel Services 373,941 382,691 8,750
7 Office of Development & Media Services 241,374 291,343 49,969
8 Administration Building 109,500 112,000 2,500
9 Office of Partnerships 218,417 206,038 -12,379
10 Security Risk and Fleet Management 0 45,873 45,873
General 3,846,837 3,455,739 -391,098
Motor Vehicle 0 155,747 155,747
State 168,475 127,785 -40,690
Special 117,214 139,698 22,484
TOTAL FUNDS $4,132,526 $3,878,969 $-253,557


SERVICE: 645 Aquatics

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 1,300,947 529,318 -771,629
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,675,713 $719,444 $-956,269
1 Aquatics 1,675,713 719,444 -956,269
General 1,675,713 719,444 -956,269
TOTAL FUNDS $1,675,713 $719,444 $-956,269


SERVICE: 646 Park Maintenance

0 Transfers 24,950 27,445 2,495
1 Salaries 3,659,310 2,485,068 -1,174,242
TOTAL OBJECTS $7,797,815 $5,698,059 $-2,099,756
1 Park's Administration 619,444 491,942 -127,502
2 Rangers 118,500 0 -118,500
5 Natural Resources Management 2,293,279 1,514,172 -779,107
16 Pimlico Racetrack 0 11,388 11,388
28 Gwynns Falls Trail 282,515 183,176 -99,339
29 Carrol Park District 1,000,276 717,034 -283,242
30 Clifton Park District 821,931 660,046 -161,885
31 Druid Hill Park District 1,053,461 880,209 -173,252
33 Gwynns Falls District 720,112 528,283 -191,829
34 Patterson Park District 888,297 711,809 -176,488
General 7,797,815 5,686,671 -2,111,144
State 0 11,388 11,388
TOTAL FUNDS $7,797,815 $5,698,059 $-2,099,756


SERVICE: 647 Youth and Adult Sports

1 Salaries 513,953 244,867 -269,086
TOTAL OBJECTS $758,995 $396,243 $-362,752
1 Recreation Administration 506,795 0 -506,795
2 Dvision of Youth & Adult Sports 146,243 396,243 250,000
3 Boxing 29,721 0 -29,721
4 Track and Field 54,236 0 -54,236
5 Youth Football 22,000 0 -22,000
General 612,752 250,000 -362,752
Special 146,243 146,243 0
TOTAL FUNDS $758,995 $396,243 $-362,752


SERVICE: 648 Community Recreation Centers

0 Transfers -289,408 -299,387 -9,979
1 Salaries 6,003,739 2,620,961 -3,382,778
TOTAL OBJECTS $8,582,864 $5,755,619 $-2,827,245
1 Recreation Administration 365,632 310,860 -54,772
5 Recreation Centers & Playground 6,921,504 4,959,044 -1,962,460
17 Recreation Custodial Services 1,291,145 485,715 -805,430
38 Tiny Tots Closed Program 0 0 0
General 8,422,969 5,630,176 -2,792,793
Federal 0 0 0
Special 159,895 125,443 -34,452
TOTAL FUNDS $8,582,864 $5,755,619 $-2,827,245


SERVICE: 649 Special Facilities Management - Recreation

1 Salaries 315,023 989,203 674,180
TOTAL OBJECTS $884,595 $1,171,489 $286,894
1 Mount Pleasant 99,325 339,963 240,638
2 Du Burns Arena 345,600 218,000 -127,600
3 North West Driving Range 35,000 43,000 8,000
4 Mimi DiPietro 80,014 145,007 64,993
5 Shake and Bake 350 0 -350
10 Special Facilities 23,789 0 -23,789
19 Middle Branch Water Resource Center 50,918 58,503 7,585
20 William Myers Indoor Soccer Pavilion 76,202 152,978 76,776
23 Carrey Murray 173,397 214,038 40,641
General 884,595 248,504 -636,091
Special 0 922,985 922,985
TOTAL FUNDS $884,595 $1,171,489 $286,894


SERVICE: 650 Horticulture

1 Salaries 1,109,971 632,639 -477,332
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,055,680 $1,008,932 $-1,046,748
1 Cylburn 54,493 0 -54,493
2 Horticulture 2,001,187 1,008,932 -992,255
General 1,562,562 694,931 -867,631
Motor Vehicle 493,118 314,001 -179,117
TOTAL FUNDS $2,055,680 $1,008,932 $-1,046,748


SERVICE: 651 Recreation for Seniors

1 Salaries 212,416 0 -212,416
TOTAL OBJECTS $349,014 $0 $-349,014
1 Recreation for Seniors 349,014 0 -349,014
General 349,014 0 -349,014
TOTAL FUNDS $349,014 $0 $-349,014


SERVICE: 652 Therapeutic Recreation

1 Salaries 258,285 296,568 38,283
TOTAL OBJECTS $475,489 $430,614 $-44,875
1 Therapeutic Recreation 475,489 430,614 -44,875
General 475,489 430,614 -44,875
TOTAL FUNDS $475,489 $430,614 $-44,875


SERVICE: 653 Special Events - Recreation

1 Salaries 127,190 72,919 -54,271
TOTAL OBJECTS $240,260 $102,177 $-138,083
5 Recreation Centers & Playground 240,260 102,177 -138,083
General 240,260 102,177 -138,083
TOTAL FUNDS $240,260 $102,177 $-138,083


SERVICE: 654 Urban Forestry

0 Transfers 12,198 13,418 1,220
1 Salaries 1,425,838 956,103 -469,735
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,210,882 $3,261,179 $-949,703
1 Natural Resources Management 0 71,615 71,615
2 Street Tree Planting and Maintenance 4,149,412 3,189,564 -959,848
General 0 190,095 190,095
Motor Vehicle 4,110,882 2,971,084 -1,139,798
State 100,000 100,000 0
TOTAL FUNDS $4,210,882 $3,261,179 $-949,703


SERVICE: 644 Administration - Rec and Parks

General Fund
74149 DESIGN PLANNER SUPERVISOR 117 1 0 1 70,200 0 0 1 70,200
10193 EXEC ASST TO DIR REC & PARKS 115 1 0 1 68,700 0 0 1 68,700
34145 ACCOUNTANT SUPV 114 1 0 1 62,100 0 0 1 62,100
74147 DESIGN PLANNER II 113 3 0 3 173,700 -1 -57,900 2 115,800
10120 GRANTS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR 113 1 0 1 56,500 -1 -56,500 0 0
33129 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN III 111 1 0 1 52,200 0 0 1 52,200
34141 ACCOUNTANT I 088 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
73112 GRAPHIC ARTIST II 085 1 0 1 40,172 -1 -40,172 0 0
33411 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER I 085 1 0 1 35,409 0 0 1 35,409
93232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 36,349 0 0 1 36,349
34211 CASHIER I 078 1 0 1 31,405 0 0 1 31,405

State Fund
72116 CIVIL ENGINEER 116 1 0 1 53,900 -1 -53,900 0 0
74147 DESIGN PLANNER II 113 1 0 1 46,700 -1 -46,700 0 0
75112 ARCHITECT II 112 1 0 1 44,300 -1 -44,300 0 0
34421 FISCAL TECHNICIAN 088 1 0 1 38,175 -1 -38,175 0 0
72711 ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE I 087 1 0 1 36,674 -1 -36,674 0 0
42212 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR II 087 2 0 2 73,348 -2 -73,348 0 0
Total All Funds 50 -1 49 2,539,707 -10 -447,669 39 2,092,038


SERVICE: 645 Aquatics

General Fund
83233 RECREATION MANAGER 113 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
83212 RECREATION CENTER DIRECTOR II 084 1 0 1 32,853 -1 -32,853 0 0
Total All Funds 3 0 3 123,806 -1 -32,853 2 90,953


SERVICE: 646 Park Maintenance

General Fund
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 2 0 2 132,500 0 0 2 132,500
71452 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION 112 1 0 1 54,000 0 0 1 54,000
83121 RECREATION PROGRAMMER 090 1 0 1 41,438 -1 -41,438 0 0
71430 PARK ADMINISTRATOR 110 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
53623 PARK DISTRICT MANAGER 110 4 0 4 199,700 0 0 4 199,700
52991 BUILDING MAINT GENERAL SUPV 087 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
71491 NATURALIST 084 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
53622 ASSISTANT PARK DISTRICT MGR 084 5 0 5 204,273 -1 -44,462 4 159,811
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
52222 MASON II 432 1 0 1 41,547 0 0 1 41,547
53792 SMALL ENGINE MECHANIC II 429 5 0 5 170,113 0 0 5 170,113
53111 BUILDING REPAIRER 429 6 0 6 198,549 0 0 6 198,549
53621 PARK MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 078 2 0 2 72,698 0 0 2 72,698
33213 OFFICE ASSISTANT III 078 3 -1 2 72,698 -1 -36,349 1 36,349
54437 DRIVER I 424 1 0 1 28,775 0 0 1 28,775
52931 LABORER 482 23 0 23 657,215 -18 -500,280 5 156,935
Total All Funds 92 -4 88 3,045,573 -22 -653,563 66 2,392,010


SERVICE: 647 Youth and Adult Sports

General Fund
83121 RECREATION PROGRAMMER 090 2 0 2 110,372 0 0 2 110,372
83120 RECREATION PROGRAM ASST 084 3 1 4 159,899 -2 -73,247 2 86,652
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 -1 -25,800 0 0
Total All Funds 6 1 7 296,071 -3 -99,047 4 197,024


SERVICE: 648 Community Recreation Centers

General Fund
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 1 1 2 128,100 0 0 2 128,100
83220 RECREATION DISTRICT MANAGER 112 3 -3 0 0 0 0 0 0
83213 RECREATION AREA MANAGER 089 6 2 8 351,440 -3 -120,077 5 231,363
83212 RECREATION CENTER DIRECTOR II 084 28 2 30 1,252,077 -5 -182,603 25 1,069,474
83120 RECREATION PROGRAM ASST 084 3 -3 0 0 0 0 0 0
53221 BUILDING OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 42,110 0 0 1 42,110
83211 RECREATION CENTER DIRECTOR I 082 10 0 10 394,026 -10 -394,026 0 0
83112 RECREATION LEADER II 079 53 0 53 1,738,294 -53 -1,738,294 0 0
52951 UTILITY AIDE 422 6 0 6 164,357 -6 -164,357 0 0
83111 RECREATION LEADER I 075 1 0 1 28,668 -1 -28,668 0 0
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800
33212 OFFICE ASSISTANT II 075 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 124 -1 123 4,548,241 -84 -2,804,660 39 1,743,581
Federal Fund
83112 RECREATION LEADER II 079 5 0 5 162,203 0 0 5 162,203
Total All Funds 129 -1 128 4,710,444 -84 -2,804,660 44 1,905,784


SERVICE: 649 Special Facilities Management - Recreation

General Fund
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 1 0 1 60,000 0 0 1 60,000
83214 SPORTS FACILITY DIRECTOR 111 0 1 1 59,000 -1 -59,000 0 0
71430 PARK ADMINISTRATOR 110 1 0 1 54,000 0 0 1 54,000
71491 NATURALIST 084 1 0 1 39,210 0 0 1 39,210

Special Fund
83214 SPORTS FACILITY DIRECTOR 111 0 0 0 0 1 59,000 1 59,000
83120 RECREATION PROGRAM ASST 084 0 0 0 0 1 34,037 1 34,037
Total All Funds 4 1 5 246,663 1 34,037 6 280,700


SERVICE: 650 Horticulture

General Fund
71442 CHIEF HORTICULTURIST 115 1 0 1 71,400 0 0 1 71,400
54432 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II 433 1 0 1 39,292 -1 -39,292 0 0
71491 NATURALIST 084 1 0 1 39,210 0 0 1 39,210
53692 GREENHOUSE SUPERVISOR 084 2 0 2 80,772 0 0 2 80,772
53111 BUILDING REPAIRER 429 1 0 1 33,663 -1 -33,663 0 0
53661 HORTICULTURAL ASST 427 6 0 6 182,250 -1 -28,405 5 153,845
53621 PARK MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 078 2 0 2 67,958 -1 -31,609 1 36,349
52931 LABORER 482 4 0 4 115,689 -4 -115,689 0 0

Motor Vehicle Fund
53622 ASSISTANT PARK DISTRICT MGR 084 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
53621 PARK MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 078 1 0 1 27,410 0 0 1 27,410
52931 LABORER 482 1 0 1 27,144 -1 -27,144 0 0
Total All Funds 29 0 29 972,798 -16 -490,126 13 482,672


SERVICE: 651 Recreation for Seniors

General Fund
83120 RECREATION PROGRAM ASST 084 1 0 1 45,090 -1 -45,090 0 0
Total All Funds 3 0 3 111,731 -3 -111,731 0 0


SERVICE: 652 Therapeutic Recreation

General Fund
83191 RECREATION PROGRAM 114 2 0 2 127,400 0 0 2 127,400
83212 RECREATION CENTER DIRECTOR II 084 1 0 1 39,210 0 0 1 39,210
83112 RECREATION LEADER II 079 1 0 1 36,573 0 0 1 36,573
Total All Funds 4 0 4 203,183 0 0 4 203,183


SERVICE: 653 Special Events - Recreation

General Fund
83120 RECREATION PROGRAM ASST 084 2 0 2 77,792 -2 -77,792 0 0
33258 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR III 078 1 0 1 27,410 -1 -27,410 0 0
Total All Funds 4 0 4 163,121 -3 -105,202 1 57,919


SERVICE: 654 Urban Forestry

General Fund
71412 CITY ARBORIST 117 1 0 1 68,500 0 0 1 68,500
71452 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION 112 0 1 1 54,000 0 0 1 54,000

Motor Vehicle Fund
71411 ASSISTANT CITY ARBORIST 088 1 0 1 53,191 0 0 1 53,191
71418 CITY FORESTRY SPECIALIST 086 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
54432 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II 433 4 0 4 166,919 -1 -39,761 3 127,158
53656 TREE SERVICE SUPV II 084 1 0 1 42,110 0 0 1 42,110
53693 TREE SERVICE TECHNICIAN 082 3 0 3 107,503 0 0 3 107,503
53651 TREE TRIMMER 429 12 0 12 393,394 -6 -188,639 6 204,755
53655 TREE SERVICE SUPV I 081 4 0 4 133,680 -2 -59,260 2 74,420
52931 LABORER 482 2 0 2 56,118 -2 -56,118 0 0
Total 101 Permanent Full-time 36 -1 35 1,194,929 -16 -493,434 19 701,495
Total All Funds 37 0 37 1,317,429 -16 -493,434 21 823,995

Sheriff
Sheriff

Sheriff
Service 882
Service 881
Deputy Sheriff
Courthouse Security
Enforcement

District Court Child Support
Sheriff Services Enforcement

Sheriff
Sheriff
Budget: $15,865,933
Positions: 213
Mission
The mission of the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office is to provide various services to the Circuit Court of
Baltimore City as provided in the State Constitution and the Public General and Local Laws of the State of
Maryland. These services include, but are not limited to, service of the court documents, execution of warrants
and Sheriff’s sales, collection of fines and fees, and transportation of prisoners and the provision of courthouse
security.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 12,794,479 16,557,873 3,224,540 15,865,933
Federal 38,375 24,500 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $12,832,854 $16,582,373 $3,224,540 $15,865,933
Overview
The Office of the Sheriff is a City agency pursuant to the Constitution and the Public General and Local Laws
of the State of Maryland. The office is comprised of the deputy, security, District Court, child non-support, and
Juvenile Justice Center divisions.
City Services
881. Courthouse Security General Fund - $3,542,342
Sheriff
This unit provides courthouse, courtroom and perimeter security for the City’s two Circuit Court buildings and
provides court house and courtroom security for the Juvenile Justice Center. Court Security Officers screen all
members of the public who enter the buildings for weapons and contraband. Court Security Officers provide
courtroom security protecting judges, courthouse employees, witnesses, defendants and member of the public.
Officers in this section are responsible for the approximately 5,000 persons entering the courthouses every day.
The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is approximately $3.5 million, a reduction of $838,000 or 19.1% below the
Fiscal 2010 budget. The Fiscal 2011 funding level requires approximately one-fifth of the unit’s 87 positions
to remain vacant.
882. Deputy Sheriff – Enforcement General Fund - $10,039,227
Sheriff
The Deputy Division is responsible for serving all orders originating from Circuit Court such as warrants,
attachments, foreclosures, evictions, temporary protective orders and levies. The division processes over
79,000 court orders annually, including over 600 warrants per month. The division also houses and transports
approximately 4,300 prisoners annually and collects fines and costs assessed by the Circuit Court. The Fiscal
2011 recommendation is approximately $10.0 million, an increase of $175,000 or 1.8% above the Fiscal 2010
budget. Current service levels will be maintained in Fiscal 2011.

Sheriff
884. District Court Services General Fund - $1,920,638

Sheriff
The District Court division serves all rent process issued from the Baltimore District Court, including the
performance of evictions by court order. Deputies also serve and enforce District Court writs, summonses,
attachments, and levies. In Fiscal 2009, the division served 145,000 summary ejectments and 64,000 eviction
orders. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $1.9 million, a decrease of $25,000 or 1.3% below the Fiscal 2010
budget. Current service levels will be maintained.
889. Child Support Enforcement General Fund - $363,726
Sheriff
This unit serves child support process warrants in Baltimore City for the State’s Child Support Enforcement
Administration in the Department of Human Resources. In many instances child support is only collected after
warrants have been issued or individuals are compelled to appear. The unit served 5,160 child support
processes and 575 warrants in Fiscal 2009. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $363,726, a decrease of
$3,399 or 0.9% below the Fiscal 2010 budget. Current services will be maintained.

Sheriff
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
881 Courthouse Security 4,380,798 NA 3,542,342
882 Deputy Sheriff Enforcement 9,888,750 NA 10,039,227
884 District Court Sheriff Services 1,945,700 NA 1,920,638
889 Child Support Enforcement 367,125 NA 363,726
AGENCY TOTAL $16,582,373 NA $15,865,933

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
881 Courthouse Security 87 0 0 87
882 Deputy Sheriff Enforcement 91 0 0 91
884 District Court Sheriff Services 29 0 0 29
889 Child Support Enforcement 6 0 0 6
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -289,916 -261,595 -249,254 -249,254
1 Salaries 8,969,445 9,832,304 -434,415 8,953,832
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 46,388 38,010 0 0
6 Equipment - $5,000 and over 29,606 43,600 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $12,832,854 $16,582,373 $3,224,540 $15,865,933

Sheriff
AGENCY: 6500 Sheriff

SERVICE: 881 Courthouse Security

1 Salaries 3,321,536 2,461,781 -859,755
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,380,798 $3,542,342 $-838,456
1 Security Division 4,380,798 3,542,342 -838,456
General 4,380,798 3,542,342 -838,456
TOTAL FUNDS $4,380,798 $3,542,342 $-838,456

Sheriff

SERVICE: 882 Deputy Sheriff Enforcement

0 Transfers -261,595 -249,254 12,341
1 Salaries 4,777,807 4,777,241 -566
3 Contractual Services 1,078,938 955,846 -123,092
TOTAL OBJECTS $9,888,750 $10,039,227 $150,477
1 Deputy Division 9,493,719 6,858,681 -2,635,038
2 State Pension Payment 0 2,597,000 2,597,000
56 Workers' Compensation Expenses 395,031 583,546 188,515
General 9,864,250 10,039,227 174,977
Federal 24,500 0 -24,500
TOTAL FUNDS $9,888,750 $10,039,227 $150,477

Sheriff

SERVICE: 884 District Court Sheriff Services

1 Salaries 1,474,271 1,474,274 3
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,945,700 $1,920,638 $-25,062
1 District Court Division 1,945,700 1,920,638 -25,062
General 1,945,700 1,920,638 -25,062
TOTAL FUNDS $1,945,700 $1,920,638 $-25,062

Sheriff

SERVICE: 889 Child Support Enforcement

1 Salaries 258,690 240,536 -18,154
TOTAL OBJECTS $367,125 $363,726 $-3,399
1 Non Support Division 367,125 363,726 -3,399
General 367,125 363,726 -3,399
TOTAL FUNDS $367,125 $363,726 $-3,399

Sheriff

SERVICE: 881 Courthouse Security

General Fund
00824 CHIEF COURT SECURITY 094 1 0 1 49,114 0 0 1 49,114
00825 ASSISTANT CHIEF COURT SECURITY 089 1 0 1 47,476 0 0 1 47,476
00829 LIEUTENANT (COURT SECURITY) 086 5 0 5 176,210 0 0 5 176,210
00826 OFFICER COURT SECURITY 085 69 0 69 2,487,786 0 0 69 2,487,786
01420 RADIO DISPATCHER SHERIFF 084 8 0 8 312,369 0 0 8 312,369
Total All Funds 87 0 87 3,215,762 0 0 87 3,215,762

Sheriff

SERVICE: 882 Deputy Sheriff Enforcement

General Fund
01410 SHERIFF 86E 1 0 1 89,900 0 0 1 89,900
01405 PROGRAM MANAGER IV SHERIFF 222 1 0 1 96,808 0 0 1 96,808
01424 ASSISTANT SHERIFF 221 1 0 1 89,004 0 0 1 89,004
01422 DEPUTY SHERIFF MAJOR 220 2 0 2 165,034 0 0 2 165,034
01409 DEPUTY SHERIFF CAPTAIN 219 2 0 2 153,872 0 0 2 153,872
00800 FISCAL TECH 093 1 0 1 62,524 0 0 1 62,524
01404 DEPUTY SHERIFF LIEUTENANT 218 3 0 3 209,050 0 0 3 209,050
01426 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER 111 1 0 1 54,800 0 0 1 54,800
01423 DEPUTY SHERIFF SERGEANT 216 6 0 6 362,083 0 0 6 362,083
01401 DEPUTY SHERIFF 214 71 0 71 3,308,454 0 0 71 3,308,454
Total All Funds 91 0 91 4,676,235 0 0 91 4,676,235

Sheriff

SERVICE: 884 District Court Sheriff Services

General Fund
01404 DEPUTY SHERIFF LIEUTENANT 218 1 0 1 74,725 0 0 1 74,725
00839 AIDE TO SHERIFF 112 1 0 1 54,000 0 0 1 54,000
01423 DEPUTY SHERIFF SERGEANT 216 1 0 1 57,845 0 0 1 57,845
01418 DEPUTY SHERIFF SUPV (SPECIAL) 216 1 0 1 65,568 0 0 1 65,568
00820 INVESTIGATOR 087 1 0 1 43,614 0 0 1 43,614
01401 DEPUTY SHERIFF 214 19 0 19 859,439 0 0 19 859,439
01425 PROCESS SERVER 085 2 0 2 83,087 0 0 2 83,087
01420 RADIO DISPATCHER SHERIFF 084 1 0 1 39,308 0 0 1 39,308
Total All Funds 29 0 29 1,347,239 0 0 29 1,347,239

Sheriff

SERVICE: 889 Child Support Enforcement

General Fund
01402 DEPUTY SHERIFF (SPECIAL) 214 3 0 3 108,840 0 0 3 108,840
00068 ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE 085 3 0 3 117,630 0 0 3 117,630
Total All Funds 6 0 6 226,470 0 0 6 226,470

Social Services
Social Services

Social Services
Service 365
Public Assistance

Social Services
Social Services
Budget: $145,556
Positions: 0
Mission
The Department of Social Services was created by the City Charter, pursuant to provisions of State law, to
coordinate and provide relief and care for disadvantaged citizens. In addition to providing services to
financially troubled families and individuals, the department also investigates and provides appropriate
interventions to vulnerable adults and families experiencing neglectful or abusive conditions.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 232,762 230,000 230,000 145,556
AGENCY TOTAL $232,762 $230,000 $230,000 $145,556
Overview
The Baltimore City Department of Social Services is a public agency funded by the City, State and federal
governments, and operates under the administrative direction of the State Department of Human Resources.
The department is responsible for developing and maintaining automated tracking capabilities in areas of legal
services, child protective services and foster care; implementing automated systems to distribute welfare
payments and food stamps benefits; coordinating the Project Independence Program which helps TCA
(Temporary Cash Assistance) recipients become self-sufficient; and determining eligibility for Medical
Assistance. The major funding source for these functions is State government.
The City's contribution to this department is used to provide a salary supplement for the Director of Social
Services, as well as emergency services for shelter.
City Services
365. Public Assistance General Fund - $145,556
Maryland Department of Social Services
The State Department of Social Services (DSS) provides assistance to financially troubled families and
individuals. The Department also investigates and provides appropriate interventions to vulnerable adults and
families experiencing neglectful or abusive conditions. The Fiscal 2011 recommendation is $145,556, a
decrease of $84,444 or 36.7% from the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The City’s contribution to the DSS
discretionary fund is eliminated.

Social Services
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
365 Public Assistance 230,000 NA 145,556
AGENCY TOTAL $230,000 NA $145,556
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 37,567 35,000 35,000 35,000
AGENCY TOTAL $232,762 $230,000 $230,000 $145,556

Social Services
AGENCY: 6700 Social Services

SERVICE: 365 Public Assistance

1 Salaries 35,000 35,000 0
TOTAL OBJECTS $230,000 $145,556 $-84,444
5 General Administration 122,123 37,679 -84,444
9 Emergency Services 107,877 107,877 0
General 230,000 145,556 -84,444
TOTAL FUNDS $230,000 $145,556 $-84,444

State's Attorney
State’s Attorney

State’s
Attorney

Service 781
Prosecution of Charging and
Administration
Criminals Pretrial Services

Service 785
Management Victim and
Non-Support Services
Information Systems Witness Services

State's Attorney
State's Attorney
Budget: $32,003,288
Positions: 414
Mission
The mission of the State's Attorney's Office is to execute the duties imposed by State law relating to
prosecution of criminal offenses. These duties include staffing courts for trials of misdemeanors, felonies, and
juvenile petitions; and conducting Grand Jury investigations of violent crime, sex offenses, organized narcotics
activities, child abuse and economic crime. The office also provides legal representation in child support cases
for the State Department of Social Services and to those persons who are eligible for child support services
pursuant to State law. The office also provides victim/witness services in the areas of domestic violence, family
bereavement and child sexual abuse.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 26,654,227 26,859,793 28,749,239 25,740,612
Federal 1,722,274 1,728,830 1,783,186 1,768,466
State 4,849,089 4,775,280 4,783,012 4,444,210
Special 245,287 50,000 50,000 50,000
AGENCY TOTAL $33,470,877 $33,413,903 $35,365,437 $32,003,288
Overview
The State's Attorney for Baltimore City is an elected public official constitutionally and legislatively mandated
to represent the citizens of Baltimore City in the prosecution of criminals.
Prosecutors routinely staff nine district courts, two incarcerable traffic courts, four felony trial courts, one
felony arraignment court, three felony drug courts, two circuit misdemeanor trial courts, three circuit domestic
courts, two juvenile courts and six juvenile master’s hearing rooms. Additionally, attorneys are provided for
felony screening at both the Wabash Avenue and North Avenue district courts. Attorneys are also responsible
for all other criminal collateral matters scheduled in 10 other circuit courts. The State’s Attorney’s Office also
administers a witness security program. This program provides witness protection, location, and relocation.
City Services
115. Prosecution of Criminals General Fund - $19,161,466
Office of the State’s Attorney Other Funds - $3,586,957
The Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City (OSA) is mandated under the Maryland Constitution to
represent the City of Baltimore in all criminal proceedings that result within
its jurisdiction. Criminal cases are heard in Circuit, Juvenile, and District Court. This service includes all the
major divisions of the OSA including general trial, homicide, narcotics, domestic violence, economic crimes,
misdemeanor, District Court and juvenile. The Fiscal 2011 proposal freezes eight prosecutor and six support
positions that are currently vacant.

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781. Administration General Fund -$3,389,866

Office of the State’s Attorney Other Funds - $ 17,297
The Administrative Division includes human resources personnel who manage performance evaluations,
staffing issues, and all other personnel matters. Also located within the Administrative Division are fiscal
personnel who process budgetary matters including forecasting and monitoring and managing of
expenditures. Administration division staff develop policy as it relates to the responsibilities and goals of the
Office of the State’s Attorney. An example of policy development is the Criminal Justice Strategic Plan, which
consists of implementation, tracking and projection of crime trends, and coordination of intra agency
partnerships, projects, and initiatives. The grant administrator is responsible for the initiation, development
and application of grants. The Fiscal 2011 proposal maintains current services.
782. Charging and Pre-Trial Services General Fund - $2,007,222
Office of the State’s Attorney Other Funds – $1,518,212
Services delivered under this category are conducted by the OSA Charging Division located at the Baltimore
City Booking and Intake Center. Services include, but are not limited to, the immediate review of charging
documents provided by arresting officers, recommending the release of offenders whose arrests fail to meet
legal thresholds, providing bail recommendations to court commissioners on violent repeat offenders, notifying
the Division of Parole and Probation and other law enforcement partners of the arrests of violent and/or repeat
offenders, and screening and coordinating appropriate cases for the Early Resolution and Quality Case Review
(QCR) dockets. In Fiscal 2009, this Division reviewed 51,000 cases and charged 40,800. The OSA estimates
this service saved City taxpayers nearly $1.1 million. The Fiscal 2011 proposal maintains current service
levels.
783. Community Outreach – State’s Attorney
Office of the State’s Attorney
This service provides information, coordination, and access to OSA resources and programs; educates City
residents about criminal justice issues; assists residents in resolving criminal justice related problems within
their communities; and supports the operations of the District Court. The goal is to establish communication
among the OSA, citizens, police officers, and courts, and to improve citizens' understanding of court
proceedings. This service has been eliminated for Fiscal 2011.
784. Management Information Systems General Fund - $178,784
Office of the State’s Attorney
Services provided include, but are not limited to, obtaining and maintaining information systems that support
office personnel with their daily tasks, implementing OSA and Citywide technological best practices, building
and maintaining criminal justice databases, overseeing electronic connectivity to external agencies, producing
criminal justice related statistics, and assisting OSA personnel with visual presentations. In Fiscal 2009, this
unit produced 2,080 graphic documents for use in court, 565 graphic documents for use by the community, and
trained 25 OSA personnel on Microsoft Office Suite. The Fiscal 2011 proposal maintains current services.
785. Non-Support Services General Fund – $300,000
Office of the State’s Attorney Other Funds - $844,587
The Non-Support Division provides legal representation to the Baltimore City Office of Child Support
Enforcement and those persons approved under the Family Law Article for child support services by the Child
Support Enforcement Administration. Typical actions handled by this division include establishing paternity of
a child born out of wedlock, criminal non-support prosecutions, equity modifications, civil and criminal

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contempt actions, violations of probation and interstate actions. In Fiscal 2009, the division conducted 7,600
hearings and successfully enforced 823 support orders for 850 children. Almost $235,000 was collected from
enforced cases. The Fiscal 2011 proposal maintains current services.
786. Victim and Witness Services General Fund - $703,274
Office of the State’s Attorney Other Funds - $295,623
This service provides for the delivery and coordination of services to victims and witnesses of crime in
Baltimore City. Services include notification, maintaining victim/witness waiting room, facilitation of
monetary reimbursement, monetary support, housing, guidance, and counseling. In Fiscal 2009, this service
assisted 18,400 victims; mailed 5,500 victim’s rights notifications; referred 212 victims for safe housing; and
provided assistance for 150 non-English speaking victims. The Fiscal 2011 proposal maintains current
services.

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Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
115 Prosecution of Criminals 23,038,628 NA 22,748,423
781 Administration - State's Attorney 3,616,805 NA 3,407,163
782 Charging and Pretrial Services 3,611,395 NA 3,525,434
783 Community Outreach Services - State's Attorney 771,856 NA 0
784 Management Information Systems - State's Attorney 195,717 NA 178,784
785 Non-Support Services 1,164,385 NA 1,144,587
786 Victim and Witness Services 1,015,117 NA 998,897
AGENCY TOTAL $33,413,903 NA $32,003,288

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
115 Prosecution of Criminals 316 1 -1 316
781 Administration - State's Attorney 32 0 0 32
782 Charging and Pretrial Services 43 0 0 43
783 Community Outreach Services - State's Attorney 14 0 -14 0
784 Management Information Systems - State's Attorney 2 0 0 2
785 Non-Support Services 10 0 0 10
786 Victim and Witness Services 11 0 0 11
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -25,312 0 0 0
1 Salaries 25,774,345 25,277,314 26,348,411 24,307,518
AGENCY TOTAL $33,470,877 $33,413,903 $35,365,437 $32,003,288

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AGENCY: 6900 State's Attorney

SERVICE: 115 Prosecution of Criminals

0 Transfers 0 0 0
1 Salaries 18,063,945 17,843,921 -220,024
TOTAL OBJECTS $23,038,628 $22,748,423 $-290,205
1 Administrative Direction and Control 0 0 0
2 Economic Crimes (Major Frauds) 770,547 776,307 5,760
3 Grand Jury Arraignment 1,056,116 1,036,502 -19,614
4 District Court Services 2,736,018 3,016,768 280,750
5 Trials 4,306,658 3,682,301 -624,357
6 Narcotics Investigations 1,510,582 1,503,812 -6,770
8 Child Abuse 327,846 358,424 30,578
9 Domestic Violence 215,432 223,902 8,470
10 Bail Review 333,331 337,469 4,138
11 Juvenile Services 1,955,516 1,977,689 22,173
15 Grant Transition Expenses 0 0 0
17 Violent Crimes and Homicides 1,408,763 1,304,602 -104,161
25 Child Advocacy/Partnership for Learning 54,136 54,995 859
29 Sex Offense 726,880 745,403 18,523
30 Witness Protection 0 0 0
32 Drug Court 216,966 222,771 5,805
35 High Intensity Drug Traffic Area Prosecution 207,689 216,758 9,069
36 Quality Case Review - Central Booking 0 0 0
40 District Court Intensive Screening: Wabash 209,379 218,620 9,241
41 District Court Intensive Screening: North 225,098 224,844 -254
42 Family Bereavement Center 0 0 0
43 Juvenile Drug Court 129,735 122,849 -6,886
44 Vehicle Theft Prevention 47,838 48,259 421
45 Firearms/Violence Initiative (FIVE) 2,461,597 2,344,216 -117,381
50 Project Sentry - Juvenile Gun Prosecution 258,267 270,009 11,742
53 Youth Gun Violence Initiative 179,416 180,935 1,519
54 Community Court Project 104,736 104,990 254
55 Accelerated Case Disposition 0 850,828 850,828
62 Police Ethics Unit 229,302 218,907 -10,395
63 Electronic Surveillance 239,683 240,510 827
64 Domestic Violence Circuit Court 115,062 98,859 -16,203
66 Community Gun Violence 0 372,785 372,785
67 Domestic Violence - Vertical Prosecution 125,025 124,977 -48

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69 Immediate Charging Pilot Project 293,726 0 -293,726
70 CBI - War Room 1,258,883 710,624 -548,259
71 Identity Theft 98,300 44,920 -53,380
72 Domestic Violence - Progressive Prosecution 112,064 126,970 14,906
73 Community Partnership 91,494 0 -91,494
76 HIDTA - Targeting Initiative 163,012 162,418 -594
77 Greenbrook Project-Domestic Violence 215,787 212,104 -3,683
78 Project Safe Neighborhoods 62,216 0 -62,216
79 Collateral Prosecution 397,993 407,391 9,398
81 Identity Theft 0 60,029 60,029
85 Project Exile 68,739 70,057 1,318
90 GOCCP Violent Trafficker 74,221 74,619 398
General 18,855,994 19,161,466 305,472
Federal 568,253 611,287 43,034
State 3,564,381 2,925,670 -638,711
Special 50,000 50,000 0
TOTAL FUNDS $23,038,628 $22,748,423 $-290,205

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SERVICE: 781 Administration - State's Attorney

1 Salaries 2,165,056 2,154,041 -11,015
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,616,805 $3,407,163 $-209,642
1 Administration 3,616,805 3,369,737 -247,068
General 3,616,805 3,389,866 -226,939
Federal 0 16,969 16,969
State 0 328 328
TOTAL FUNDS $3,616,805 $3,407,163 $-209,642

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SERVICE: 782 Charging and Pretrial Services

1 Salaries 2,901,944 2,787,205 -114,739
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,611,395 $3,525,434 $-85,961
36 Quality Case Review 1,770,579 1,478,828 -291,751
52 Central Booking Charging Function 1,555,533 1,459,802 -95,731
55 Accelerated Case Disposition 0 0 0
69 Immediate Charging Pilot Project 0 289,640 289,640
84 Juvenile Immediate Charging Expansion 285,283 297,164 11,881
General 2,400,496 2,007,222 -393,274
State 1,210,899 1,518,212 307,313
TOTAL FUNDS $3,611,395 $3,525,434 $-85,961

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SERVICE: 783 Community Outreach Services - State's Attorney

1 Salaries 562,173 0 -562,173
TOTAL OBJECTS $771,856 $0 $-771,856
48 District Court Community Services 397,736 0 -397,736
66 Community Gun Violence 374,120 0 -374,120
73 Community Partnerships 0 0 0
General 771,856 0 -771,856
TOTAL FUNDS $771,856 $0 $-771,856

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SERVICE: 784 Management Information Systems - State's Attorney

1 Salaries 165,800 146,752 -19,048
TOTAL OBJECTS $195,717 $178,784 $-16,933
1 Management Information Systems 195,717 178,784 -16,933
General 195,717 178,784 -16,933
TOTAL FUNDS $195,717 $178,784 $-16,933

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SERVICE: 785 Non-Support Services

1 Salaries 819,166 807,212 -11,954
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,164,385 $1,144,587 $-19,798
21 Child Support Enforcement 1,164,385 1,144,587 -19,798
General 300,000 300,000 0
Federal 864,385 844,587 -19,798
TOTAL FUNDS $1,164,385 $1,144,587 $-19,798

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SERVICE: 786 Victim and Witness Services

1 Salaries 599,230 568,387 -30,843
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,015,117 $998,897 $-16,220
1 Victim and Witness Services 1,015,117 998,897 -16,220
General 718,925 703,274 -15,651
Federal 296,192 295,623 -569
TOTAL FUNDS $1,015,117 $998,897 $-16,220

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General Fund
01963 CHIEF STATE'S ATTORNEY 958 43 0 43 4,126,200 0 0 43 4,126,200
01962 ASSISTANT STATE'S ATTORNEY 946 125 0 125 8,326,000 0 0 125 8,326,000
01961 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER SAO 113 1 0 1 65,500 0 0 1 65,500
01958 POLICE ETHICS INVESTIGATOR SAO 926 1 0 1 45,450 0 0 1 45,450
01978 PARALEGAL II SAO 090 7 0 7 374,710 0 0 7 374,710
01967 VICTIM/WITNESS COORDINATOR SAO 090 4 0 4 201,580 0 0 4 201,580
01966 INVESTIGATOR SAO 090 9 0 9 419,223 0 0 9 419,223
01905 SENIOR PARALEGAL SAO 090 1 0 1 54,897 0 0 1 54,897
01969 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SAO 089 1 0 1 48,192 0 0 1 48,192
01924 CHILD ABUSE ADVOCATE SAO 087 1 0 1 39,232 0 0 1 39,232
01976 OFFICE SUPERVISOR SAO 086 3 0 3 125,529 0 0 3 125,529
01975 LAW CLERK SAO 085 9 0 9 333,472 0 0 9 333,472
01970 SECRETARY SAO 082 6 0 6 213,025 0 0 6 213,025
01914 LEGAL ASSISTANT SAO 082 1 0 1 35,678 0 0 1 35,678
01972 OFFICE SERVICES ASSISTANT II S 080 39 0 39 1,301,009 0 0 39 1,301,009
01917 CLERICAL ASSISTANT I SAO 080 1 0 1 28,768 0 0 1 28,768
01971 OFFICE SERVICES ASSISTANT I SA 076 6 0 6 181,383 0 0 6 181,383

Federal Fund
01963 CHIEF STATE'S ATTORNEY 958 2 0 2 162,100 0 0 2 162,100
01962 ASSISTANT STATE'S ATTORNEY 946 1 0 1 53,900 0 0 1 53,900
01978 PARALEGAL II SAO 090 3 0 3 163,800 0 0 3 163,800
01975 LAW CLERK SAO 085 0 1 1 33,884 0 0 1 33,884

State Fund
01959 COMPUTER ANALYST 095 3 0 3 178,211 0 0 3 178,211
01978 PARALEGAL II SAO 090 7 0 7 345,525 0 0 7 345,525
01964 GRAPHIC ARTIST I 087 1 0 1 43,614 0 0 1 43,614
01975 LAW CLERK SAO 085 6 0 6 215,057 -1 -35,409 5 179,648
01970 SECRETARY SAO 082 1 0 1 37,477 0 0 1 37,477
01972 OFFICE SERVICES ASSISTANT II S 080 2 0 2 71,742 0 0 2 71,742
Total All Funds 316 1 317 19,552,778 -1 -35,409 316 19,517,369

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SERVICE: 781 Administration - State's Attorney

General Fund
01950 STATE'S ATTORNEY 89E 1 0 1 229,500 0 0 1 229,500
01908 FISCAL ADMINISTRATOR SAO 119 1 0 1 81,300 0 0 1 81,300
01981 LEGISLATIVE/GOVERNMENTAL LIAIS 118 1 0 1 72,300 0 0 1 72,300
01901 EXECUTIVE ASST TO STATE'S ATTO 118 1 0 1 72,300 0 0 1 72,300
10132 CIVILIAN REVIEW BOARD INVESTIG 949 2 0 2 116,100 0 0 2 116,100
01909 OFFICE MANAGER SAO 114 1 0 1 52,400 0 0 1 52,400
01979 SPECIAL ASSIST. TO THE STATE'S 091 1 0 1 57,320 0 0 1 57,320
01978 PARALEGAL II SAO 090 2 0 2 105,261 0 0 2 105,261
07357 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900
01956 ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY ANALYST 110 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900
01969 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SAO 089 1 0 1 52,601 0 0 1 52,601
01965 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN SAO 087 1 0 1 48,321 0 0 1 48,321
01975 LAW CLERK SAO 085 4 0 4 140,747 0 0 4 140,747
01970 SECRETARY SAO 082 1 0 1 38,382 0 0 1 38,382
01971 OFFICE SERVICES ASSISTANT I SA 076 1 0 1 26,272 0 0 1 26,272
Total All Funds 32 0 32 2,001,886 0 0 32 2,001,886

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SERVICE: 782 Charging and Pretrial Services

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01978 PARALEGAL II SAO 090 12 0 12 571,942 0 0 12 571,942
01975 LAW CLERK SAO 085 1 0 1 44,503 0 0 1 44,503

State Fund
01978 PARALEGAL II SAO 090 1 0 1 57,919 0 0 1 57,919
01975 LAW CLERK SAO 085 2 0 2 68,276 0 0 2 68,276
Total All Funds 43 0 43 2,729,894 0 0 43 2,729,894

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SERVICE: 783 Community Outreach Services - State's Attorney

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01960 COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP 82M 1 0 1 68,500 -1 -68,500 0 0
01968 COMMUNITY LIAISON SAO 110 10 0 10 510,400 -10 -510,400 0 0
01972 OFFICE SERVICES ASSISTANT II S 080 3 0 3 95,025 -3 -95,025 0 0
Total All Funds 14 0 14 673,925 -14 -673,925 0 0

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SERVICE: 784 Management Information Systems - State's Attorney

General Fund
00698 LEAD SYSTEMS ANALYST SAO 115 1 0 1 62,200 0 0 1 62,200
Total All Funds 2 0 2 146,800 0 0 2 146,800

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SERVICE: 785 Non-Support Services

Federal Fund
Total All Funds 10 0 10 728,879 0 0 10 728,879

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SERVICE: 786 Victim and Witness Services

General Fund
10171 DIVISION CHIEF I 943 1 0 1 69,900 0 0 1 69,900
01942 COMMUNITY OUTREACH 113 1 0 1 60,800 0 0 1 60,800

Federal Fund
Total All Funds 11 0 11 571,252 0 0 11 571,252

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Transportation

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Service 500
Street and
Conduits Administration Parking Management
Park Lighting

Service 683
Traffic Management Special Events Inner Harbor
Street Management
and Safety Support Services

Cleaner Greener Public Rights-of-Way
Snow and Vehicle Impounding
Forms of Landscape
Ice Control and Disposal
Transportation Management
Service 692
Bridge and Culvert
Parking Enforcement Survey Control Dock Master
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Transportation
Budget: $154,643,494
Positions: 1,446
Mission
The Department of Transportation is responsible for the construction, reconstruction and maintenance of public
streets, bridges and highways and the maintenance of streetlights, alleys and footways and the conduit system.
Other duties include: the management of traffic movement, the inspection and management of City
construction projects including testing and inspection of construction materials; the preparation of surveys;
maintenance of parking meters and on-street parking enforcement. Capital and Federal funds are allocated for
some engineering, design, construction and inspection of streets and bridges in the City of Baltimore.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 869,693 1,101,245 25,222,082 10,147,757
Conduit Enterprise 4,788,000 5,162,000 5,225,637 5,295,574
Parking Enterprise 30,869,162 30,462,000 35,630,552 33,208,000
Parking Management 14,668,486 17,518,000 16,954,231 16,560,761
Motor Vehicle 96,712,040 97,473,000 75,994,766 73,851,756
Federal 859,023 1,277,102 1,399,635 4,960,260
State 88,796 106,737 107,142 94,189
Special 683,303 7,191,061 7,247,434 10,525,197
AGENCY TOTAL $149,538,503 $160,291,145 $167,781,479 $154,643,494
Overview
The Department of Transportation maintains nearly 4,300 miles of roadways, including 305 bridges and
culverts. The City's road network is composed of 540 miles of collector streets and 1,460 miles of local streets.
About 8.1% of statewide vehicle miles traveled occur on City roadways. This amounts to 3.5 billion vehicle
miles per year. The Department of Transportation maintains 3,600 miles of sidewalks, 1,100 miles of alleys
and 80,000 roadway, park and pedestrian lights throughout the City.
The agency is responsible for maintenance of the orderly and safe flow of traffic; conducting studies affecting
pedestrian and vehicular safety; and providing and maintaining traffic signals, signs and pavement markings.
The agency maintains about 1,300 signalized intersections, over 250,000 traffic and informational signs and
over 4.5 million linear feet of lane markings.
The Department of Transportation is also responsible for: on-street and off-street parking including the
management of the metered parking system and maintenance of 6,000 single-space parking meters;
administration of special parking programs such as residential permit parking and ridesharing; enforcement of
parking regulations; and management and development of off-street parking facilities.
The agency maintains and repairs all open air malls across the city; operates a vehicle storage facility; conducts
the sale of abandoned and/or unclaimed vehicles at public auctions; and is responsible for the removal and
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The City’s Red Light Camera operation is a public safety initiative designed to reduce the number of motorists
who run red lights. The agency operates more than 130 red light and speed enforcement cameras, and conducts
safety education and training programs such as Safety City, Safe Routes to Schools and related bicycle
programs. The agency deploys more than 300 crossing guards at elementary and middle schools. The agency
also operates the Charm City Circulator and water taxi “Harbor Connector” commuter service.
City Services
500. Street and Park Lighting General Fund - $491,490
Transportation Department Motor Vehicle Fund - $20,090,637
This service provides inspection, design, installation, powering, maintenance and repair of approximately
80,000 roadway, park and pedestrian lights throughout the City. This service also includes research and
evaluation of lighting strategies to reduce energy consumption. This service is funded at a reduced level from
Fiscal 2010, thereby resulting in the elimination of maintenance, repair and replacement for park lights. In
Fiscal 2011, this service projects to keep 80% of inspected streets meeting City roadway lighting standards.
The City will begin installation of LED lights in Fiscal 2011 to significantly reduce utility costs. The General
Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $491,500 above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Motor
Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $3.0 million (12.8%) below the Fiscal 2010 level of
appropriation. Two vacant positions are abolished.
548. Conduit System Management Other Funds - $5,295,574
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This service provides development, maintenance, and control over approximately 741 miles of conduit ducts
under the streets, lanes, and alleys of Baltimore City. In Fiscal 2011, this service projects to complete 2,300
inspections, review 1,800 permits, and clear 200 conduit obstructions. The recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is
$5.3 million, an increase of $133,600 or 2.6% above the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation.
683. Street Management Motor Vehicle Fund - $22,761,640
This service provides the preventive maintenance, resurfacing, reconstruction, and street-scaping of more than
4,300 lane miles of City roadways, as well as more than 1,100 lane miles of alleys throughout the City. This
service is funded at a reduced level from Fiscal 2010; lane miles resurfaced will decrease from 200 to 135,
operating and capital combined. In Fiscal 2011, this service will also increase the lead time for pothole repairs
from two to four days and reduce the number of alleys repaved from 60 to approximately 48. The
recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $3.6 million (13.6%) below Fiscal 2010. Three filled and 24 vacant
positions are abolished.
684. Traffic Management and Safety Motor Vehicle Fund - $16,444,551
Department of Transportation Other Funds – $7,760,257
This service provides the safe travel of pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists throughout the City. This service
also provides the design, fabrication, installation, and maintenance of more than 250,000 traffic control signs
and devices throughout the City, and the installation of safety fencing and jersey barriers, painting of several
hundred crosswalks each year, and
the maintenance of seven pedestrian sky bridges in the downtown area. In Fiscal 2011, this service will
continue to deploy more than 300 crossing guards at elementary and middle schools, operate more than 130 red
light and speed enforcement cameras, and conduct safety education and training programs such as Safety City,

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Safe Routes to Schools and related bicycle programming. The Fiscal 2011 budget shifts half of the cost of
school crossing guards to the Baltimore City Public Schools and abolishes Special Traffic Enforcement
Officers.
The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $1.8 million or 9.7% below the Fiscal 2010 level
of appropriation. The Federal Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $3.7 million or $408.3% above the
Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation due to federal reimbursement for the operation of the Traffic Management
Center. The Special Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $2.6 million or 458.8% above the Fiscal 2010
level of appropriation due to the reimbursement from the Baltimore City School System for half of the cost of
Crossing Guards. Twenty-six filled and five vacant positions are abolished, including 23 Special Traffic
Enforcement Officers and four Special Traffic Enforcement Officer Supervisors.
685. Special Events Support General Fund - $605,007
Department of Transportation Other Funds – $14,709
This service provides set-up of stages, booths, audio/visual, and electrical equipment for more than 200 fairs,
festivals and other special events throughout the City. This service also provides for the chauffer of visiting
delegations, the delivery of material for events, and the installation of street banners and holiday decorations in
commercial areas throughout the City. In addition, this service provides the planning and deployment of
parking and traffic management and safety resources for dozens of major planned events annually such as
parades, Presidential visits, fireworks, and sporting events. Beginning in Fiscal 2011, set-up of booths and
stages will be provided by a private vendor. This service is funded at a reduced level from Fiscal 2010, thereby
resulting in elimination of chauffer services and traffic control at special events.
This service received no General Fund support in Fiscal 2010. The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation is
$973,500 below Fiscal 2010. The State Fund recommendation is $12,000 (45%) below Fiscal 2010, due to
State reductions in Racetrack Impact funding. One vacant position is abolished.
687. Inner Harbor Services – Transportation General Fund - $676,771
Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Fund - $404,764
This service provides for maintenance of the public right-of-way at the Inner Harbor. Included are maintenance
of the lighting, promenade, bulkhead, finger piers and water and utility hookups at the Inner Harbor. This
service also provides the landscaping and maintenance of a number of fountains and public plazas such as
Hopkins Plaza, etc. located throughout the central business district. This service is funded at a reduced level
from Fiscal 2010, thereby eliminating the repair of benches, bollards, signage and flags along the promenade of
the Inner Harbor and nearby downtown public plazas. In Fiscal 2011, this service will continue to inspect and
repair all lights at the Inner Harbor, maintain the promenade brick masonry and inspect/repair all ancillary
electrical services at the Inner Harbor.
This service received no General Fund support in Fiscal 2010. The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for
Fiscal 2011 is $446,000 (52.4%) below Fiscal 2010. Two filled and one vacant position are abolished.
688. Snow and Ice Control Motor Vehicle Fund - $3,343,280
This service provides snow and ice control and removal. Included in this service are training and deployment
of personnel, acquisition and preparation of vehicles, equipment and materials such as plows and applying
salts, cinders and chemicals to roads and sidewalks for snow and ice control. This service also provides flood,
hurricane, and other major weather event control and response. In Fiscal 2011, this service will get all 260
snow vehicles ready for deployment at the beginning of snow season and finish all primary roadways to wet
pavement within eight hours of the end of a typical weather event. The Department will also upgrade its web

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communications tools to provide better information to the public about the status of snow plowing. The Motor
Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $268,600 or 7.4% below the Fiscal 2010 level of
appropriation.
689. Vehicle Impounding and Disposal General Fund - $4,457,242
Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Fund - $1,111,709
This service provides impounding and disposal of more than 1,800 abandoned and 38,000 illegally parked
vehicles annually. This service also includes the towing and storage of vehicles involved in crashes or held in
Police Department, or State’s Attorney’s Office investigations and prosecutions. This service is funded at a
reduced level from Fiscal 2010 because the agency is in the process of a privatization plan, which calls for
having a vendor in place by mid-year to take over management of all vehicle impounding and auction. Vehicle
towing will transition to a private vendor upon the expiration of an existing contract in May 2011. In Fiscal
2011, this service projects that 40,780 vehicles will be towed for various reasons and that 5,200 vehicles will be
auctioned pursuant to local and State statutes.
690. Cleaner, Greener Forms of Transportation Motor Vehicle Fund - $176,345
Department of Transportation Other Funds - $7,285,020
This service encourages and provides cleaner forms of transportation to reduce citizen dependence on single-
occupant vehicles. This service includes advocacy and coordination of Red Line, Green Line, and Charles
Street trolley projects; the installation of bicycle facilities; the inspection and maintenance of 3,600 miles of
sidewalks; marketing and development of ridesharing, telecommuting, and flexible work hours; and the
operation of the new Charm City Circulator and water taxi “Harbor Connector” commuter service, which is
primarily funded by a portion of parking tax revenue. In Fiscal 2011, the Department projects 1.3 million trips
being provided by the Charm City Circulator and Harbor Connector. The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation
is new for Fiscal 2011. The Special Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $582,600 (8.8%) above Fiscal
2010 due to the increase of the UPWP grant.
691. Public Rights-of-Way Landscape Motor Vehicle Fund - $4,281,650
Management
This service provides for the mowing and maintenance of grass in the median of City roadways; mulching and
cleaning of tree pits; mowing of certain City owned lots; removal and cleaning of trash, debris and illegal
signs; and installation of street banners and hanging baskets in commercial areas throughout the City. This
service is funded at a reduced level from Fiscal 2010, reducing mowing from a 10 day to 15 day rotation. In
Fiscal 2011, this service will maintain 870 acres of medians. The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for
Fiscal 2011 is $204,600 or 4.6% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. Eight vacant positions are
abolished.
692. Bridge and Culvert Management Motor Vehicle Fund - $1,632,801
This service provides for supervising and maintaining 305 bridges, safe and timely passage of motorists,
pedestrians, and bicyclists over roads, waterways, parks, and railroads. Included are federally mandated
biennial Bridge Inspection Program, and the resultant maintenance, rehabilitation and/or reconstruction of
bridges and culvert, including bridge structures categorized as major storm water culverts. In addition, this
service seeks to implement preventative maintenance programs that will extend service life of and improve
safety on bridges. This service is funded at a reduced level from Fiscal 2010, thereby reducing the number of
bridges under design per year and under construction per year by two respectively. In Fiscal 2011, this service
will provide preventive maintenance for 13 bridges and also inspect 313 bridges per two-year cycle.

Transportation
The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $934,400 or 36.4% below the Fiscal 2010 level of
appropriation. Nine filled Drawbridge Operators and one vacant position are abolished, resulting in monitoring
of ship-to-shore radio and operation on the bridges by request only.
693. Parking Enforcement Other Funds – $11,015,734
This service provides for the enforcement of all parking laws in the City of Baltimore in order to ensure public
safety, promote commercial activity, and ensure smooth traffic flow. In Fiscal 2011, this service will give
additional attention to enforcing no stopping/no parking restrictions in dedicated lanes for transit vehicles and
enforcing handicapped parking restrictions. The Parking Management Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is
$183,400 or 1.6% below the Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. One filled position is abolished.
694. Survey Control General Fund - $322,190
This service provides for a system of accurate survey points used by civil engineers land title agents,
developers, and others in preparing roadway and bridge designs, residential and commercial development
projects, sale and acquisition of property for municipal use, etc. This service includes three specific functions:
maintaining the City’s Horizontal and Vertical Survey Controls, reviewing plats prepared by private
consultants, and preparing plats and ordinances for review and approval of the Mayor and City Council.
Funding recommended for Fiscal 2011 will allow the agency to improve staff training and development,
upgrade technology, reconstruct the benchmark and traverse system so that the service will be self-sufficient in
Fiscal 2012. In Fiscal 2011, the agency will replace 300 control stations. The General Fund recommendation is
$46,000 (12.5%) below Fiscal 2010.
695. Dock Master Other Funds - $144,660
This service provides for the coordination of dockside activities and the docking of vessels within the Inner
Harbor docking areas. Functions include the collection of docking fees from transient pleasure boats,
scheduling of docking for charter boats, cruise ships and special ship visits, and promoting the City’s dock
availability to tourists. This service also provides for the coordination of maintenance and repair services
necessitated by visiting vessels. This service is funded at a reduced level from Fiscal 2010 and will be self-
supporting from the revenues it collects. In Fiscal 2011, this service aims to have 90% of docking slips filled in
peak season. One vacant position is abolished.
682. Parking Management Other Funds - $38,753,027
Parking Authority of Baltimore City
This service provides parking management services that include: management of City-owned off-street garages
and lots with over 10,000 parking spaces and serving over two million parkers annually; parking meter
management and maintenance of over 700 multi-space parking meters and around 6,000 single-space parking
meters throughout the City; administration of Residential Permit Parking and Residential Reserved
Handicapped Parking programs; development of parking plans (as part of City planning activities);
participation in the City’s Site Plan Review process; administration of truck and passenger loading zones; and
identification and implementation of parking demand management strategies such as car sharing. This service
is funded at a reduced level from Fiscal 2010 for single-space meter maintenance as single-space meters are
being replaced by multi-space (EZ Park) meters. In Fiscal 2011, this service will distribute 32,500 of
Residential Permit Parking decals and Visitors Permits.

Transportation
The Parking Enterprise Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $2.7 million (9%) above Fiscal 2010. The
increase is related to debt service for new garages. The Parking Management Fund recommendation for Fiscal
2011 is $773,800 (12.2%) below Fiscal 2010. Thirteen filled and four vacant positions are abolished in the
meter shop due to fewer single-space meters needing maintenance.
681. Administration – Transportation General Funds - $3,595,057
Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Fund - $3,604,379
This service provides executive direction and support functions for the agency’s operating divisions, including
human resources, information technology, contract administration, equal opportunity compliance and
fiscal/procurement services. The Office of the Director houses agency policy and planning functions,
coordination for the Red Line Transit Project, CitiStat data collection and analysis, and public information
services. This service is funded at a reduced level from Fiscal 2010 because the function of planning section is
moved to Cleaner, Greener Forms of Transportation service.
The General Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $3.4 million or 1,473.4% above the Fiscal 2010 level of
appropriation. The Motor Vehicle Fund recommendation for Fiscal 2011 is $4.1 million or 53.2% below the
Fiscal 2010 level of appropriation. The Federal Fund recommendation is same as the Fiscal 2010 level of
appropriation. One filled and two vacant positions are abolished.

Transportation
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
500 Street and Park Lighting 23,049,675 NA 20,582,127
548 Conduits 5,162,000 NA 5,295,574
681 Administration - DOT 8,313,260 NA 7,574,436
682 Parking Management 36,780,876 NA 38,753,027
683 Street Management 26,349,864 NA 22,761,640
684 Traffic Management and Safety 19,691,144 NA 24,204,808
685 Special Events Support 1,000,285 NA 619,716
687 Inner Harbor Services - Transportation 850,769 NA 1,081,535
688 Snow and Ice Control 3,611,892 NA 3,343,280
689 Vehicle Impounding and Disposal 9,733,733 NA 5,568,951
690 Cleaner Greener Forms of Transportation 6,819,319 NA 7,461,365
691 Public Rights-of-Way Landscape Management 4,486,231 NA 4,281,650
692 Bridge and Culvert Management 2,567,204 NA 1,632,801
693 Parking Enforcement 11,199,124 NA 11,015,734
694 Survey Control 368,231 NA 322,190
695 Dock Master 307,538 NA 144,660
AGENCY TOTAL $160,291,145 NA $154,643,494

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
230 Administration 1 1 -2 0
239 Traffic Safety 0 2 -2 0
500 Street and Park Lighting 54 0 -2 52
501 Highway Maintenance 1 -1 0 0
503 Engineering and Construction 3 -3 0 0
548 Conduits 62 0 0 62
681 Administration - DOT 56 1 -3 54
682 Parking Management 23 0 -17 6
683 Street Management 421 3 -27 397
684 Traffic Management and Safety 578 0 -29 549
685 Special Events Support 3 0 -1 2
687 Inner Harbor Services - Transportation 16 1 -4 13
689 Vehicle Impounding and Disposal 59 0 0 59
690 Cleaner Greener Forms of Transportation 20 0 3 23
691 Public Rights-of-Way Landscape Management 61 0 -8 53
692 Bridge and Culvert Management 53 1 -10 44
693 Parking Enforcement 103 0 -1 102
694 Survey Control 26 0 0 26
695 Dock Master 5 0 -1 4
AGENCY TOTAL 1,545 5 -104 1,446

Transportation
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -7,926,377 -14,258,519 -14,702,389 -11,335,536
1 Salaries 47,870,190 53,489,769 54,141,716 48,650,043
8 Debt Service 19,589,556 20,113,000 25,281,552 23,181,582
9 Capital Improvements 17,015 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $149,538,503 $160,291,145 $167,781,479 $154,643,494

Transportation
AGENCY: 7000 Transportation

SERVICE: 500 Street and Park Lighting

0 Transfers -100,000 -302,910 -202,910
1 Salaries 1,989,919 1,992,261 2,342
TOTAL OBJECTS $23,049,675 $20,582,127 $-2,467,548
1 Administration 241,105 244,963 3,858
2 Engineering 188,559 188,954 395
5 Lighting Operations 18,925,056 16,976,015 -1,949,041
7 Lighting Maintenance and Repair 3,794,955 3,272,195 -522,760
26 Transfers -100,000 -100,000 0
General 0 491,490 491,490
Motor Vehicle 23,049,675 20,090,637 -2,959,038
TOTAL FUNDS $23,049,675 $20,582,127 $-2,467,548

Transportation

SERVICE: 548 Conduits

0 Transfers 531,643 646,807 115,164
1 Salaries 2,324,091 2,344,930 20,839
TOTAL OBJECTS $5,162,000 $5,295,574 $133,574
2 Engineering, Plans, and Records 1,310,911 1,630,532 319,621
5 Construction and Maintenance 3,086,072 3,019,378 -66,694
6 Inspection and Testing 617,715 622,314 4,599
7 Conduit Improvements 0 0 0
Conduit Enterprise 5,162,000 5,295,574 133,574
TOTAL FUNDS $5,162,000 $5,295,574 $133,574

Transportation

SERVICE: 681 Administration - DOT

0 Transfers 994,280 508,075 -486,205
1 Salaries 3,290,931 3,050,397 -240,534
TOTAL OBJECTS $8,313,260 $7,574,436 $-738,824
1 Director's Office 4,220,718 5,236,100 1,015,382
2 Human Resources 0 516,210 516,210
9 Fiscal Services 867,853 818,225 -49,628
10 Transportation Planning 277,468 228,092 -49,376
22 Contract Administration 1,076,472 1,047,231 -29,241
26 Transfers -671,624 -1,425,223 -753,599
30 Urban Youth Corps Program 450,000 435,000 -15,000
56 Workers Compensation Expenses 1,568,066 0 -1,568,066
68 IT Expenses 524,307 718,801 194,494
General 228,494 3,595,057 3,366,563
Motor Vehicle 7,709,766 3,604,379 -4,105,387
Federal 375,000 375,000 0
TOTAL FUNDS $8,313,260 $7,574,436 $-738,824

Transportation

SERVICE: 682 Parking Management

0 Transfers 9,980 10,978 998
1 Salaries 811,001 253,411 -557,590
8 Debt Service 20,113,000 23,181,582 3,068,582
TOTAL OBJECTS $36,780,876 $38,753,027 $1,972,151
4 Parking Enterprise Debt Service 20,113,000 23,181,582 3,068,582
6 Installation and Maintenance of Meters 1,811,860 984,045 -827,815
34 Marriott Garage 943,430 973,419 29,989
35 Market Center Garage 552,936 622,109 69,173
39 Arena Garage 991,780 951,909 -39,871
41 Water Street Garage 998,914 1,063,755 64,841
42 Franklin Street Garage 528,421 474,873 -53,548
43 Lexington Street Garage 525,902 511,902 -14,000
44 Penn Station Garage 1,462,051 1,301,750 -160,301
45 Baltimore Street Garage 876,146 871,400 -4,746
46 Guilford Ave Garage 57,812 27,412 -30,400
47 Little Italy Garage 459,661 440,737 -18,924
48 Ostend Lot 41,236 29,236 -12,000
49 St. Paul Garage 658,246 611,592 -46,654
50 Caroline Street Garage 450,073 400,097 -49,976
51 Fleet and Eden Garage 678,132 655,175 -22,957
57 Multi Space Meter Project 950,000 950,000 0
58 Fayette Street Garage 174,260 141,052 -33,208
70 Parking Authority 2,220,351 2,220,351 0
71 Valet Parking Program 205,900 205,900 0
72 Frederick Lot 200 200 0
73 Columbus Lot 16,471 17,093 622
74 Marina Garage 338,366 347,096 8,730
75 Redwood Garage 845,598 855,598 10,000
76 West Street Garage 540,882 521,530 -19,352

Transportation


77 Jones Falls A Lot 150,457 150,457 0
78 Metered Lots 188,791 242,757 53,966
Parking Enterprise 30,462,000 33,208,000 2,746,000
Parking Management 6,318,876 5,545,027 -773,849
TOTAL FUNDS $36,780,876 $38,753,027 $1,972,151

Transportation

SERVICE: 683 Street Management

0 Transfers -4,718,448 -6,354,159 -1,635,711
1 Salaries 15,783,987 15,352,070 -431,917
2 Other Personnel Costs 4,890,778 4,890,999 221
TOTAL OBJECTS $26,349,864 $22,761,640 $-3,588,224
1 Highway Maintenance - Administration 2,746,092 2,613,021 -133,071
2 Street Management - Project Development and Engine 0 65,098 65,098
3 Alleys 0 0 0
4 Rehab. Maintenance & Repairs 18,864,440 17,474,924 -1,389,516
5 Surveys 0 0 0
6 Construction Contract Inspection & Testing 5,532,186 4,828,311 -703,875
7 Highway Engineering 1,941,976 1,608,740 -333,236
9 Facility support 1,551,648 1,722,149 170,501
11 Night Services 738,522 732,851 -5,671
17 Sign Fabrication 0 0 0
18 Street Markings 0 0 0
26 Transfers -5,055,000 -6,307,454 -1,252,454
889 Emergency Preparedness 30,000 24,000 -6,000
General 0 0 0
Motor Vehicle 26,349,864 22,761,640 -3,588,224
TOTAL FUNDS $26,349,864 $22,761,640 $-3,588,224

Transportation

SERVICE: 684 Traffic Management and Safety

0 Transfers -8,581,375 -2,785,819 5,795,556
1 Salaries 14,295,092 12,695,726 -1,599,366
TOTAL OBJECTS $19,691,144 $24,204,808 $4,513,664
1 Construction Contr Inspec & Testing 0 0 0
2 Traffic Control 2,057,882 83,258 -1,974,624
3 Signal Engineering 519,452 1,243,860 724,408
4 Pedestrian Safety 700,827 718,513 17,686
5 Electronic Maintenance 2,198,610 2,140,126 -58,484
6 Red Light Traffic Violations 2,789,265 2,474,000 -315,265
7 Traffic Control 0 0 0
8 Traffic Control - Traffic Safety Grant 346,502 322,410 -24,092
9 Traffic Engineering 1,518,349 2,389,096 870,747
10 School Crossing Guards-Admin 660,864 667,156 6,292
11 School Crossing GuardsGuards 4,586,136 4,546,518 -39,618
12 Traffic Impact Studies 568,161 568,160 -1
13 Speed Camera Violations 0 1,430,000 1,430,000
14 Right on Red Violations 0 1,052,000 1,052,000
15 Construction and Management of Signals 5,061,115 4,371,442 -689,673
17 Sign Fabrication 2,735,482 2,663,089 -72,393
18 Street Markings 1,643,645 1,646,083 2,438
19 Traffic Management Center 260,854 4,589,007 4,328,153
26 Transfers -5,956,000 -6,699,910 -743,910
Motor Vehicle 18,220,881 16,444,551 -1,776,330
Federal 902,102 4,585,260 3,683,158
Special 568,161 3,174,997 2,606,836
TOTAL FUNDS $19,691,144 $24,204,808 $4,513,664

Transportation

SERVICE: 685 Special Events Support

0 Transfers 0 420,725 420,725
1 Salaries 735,591 99,605 -635,986
TOTAL OBJECTS $1,000,285 $619,716 $-380,569
2 Special Events 973,548 605,007 -368,541
7 Pimilico Racetrack Spec. Serv, 26,737 14,709 -12,028
General 0 605,007 605,007
Motor Vehicle 973,548 0 -973,548
State 26,737 14,709 -12,028
TOTAL FUNDS $1,000,285 $619,716 $-380,569

Transportation

SERVICE: 687 Inner Harbor Services - Transportation

1 Salaries 589,999 489,850 -100,149
TOTAL OBJECTS $850,769 $1,081,535 $230,766
1 Administration 0 0 0
5 Inner Harbor 850,769 1,081,535 230,766
General 0 676,771 676,771
Motor Vehicle 850,769 404,764 -446,005
Special 0 0 0
TOTAL FUNDS $850,769 $1,081,535 $230,766

Transportation

SERVICE: 688 Snow and Ice Control

0 Transfers 0 -50,000 -50,000
1 Salaries 850,500 850,000 -500
TOTAL OBJECTS $3,611,892 $3,343,280 $-268,612
1 Snow Removal 3,611,892 3,343,280 -268,612
Motor Vehicle 3,611,892 3,343,280 -268,612
TOTAL FUNDS $3,611,892 $3,343,280 $-268,612

Transportation

SERVICE: 689 Vehicle Impounding and Disposal

1 Salaries 2,238,899 1,103,539 -1,135,360
TOTAL OBJECTS $9,733,733 $5,568,951 $-4,164,782
1 Administration 3,343,890 2,440,233 -903,657
2 Transporting 5,951,742 2,777,851 -3,173,891
3 Storage of Impounded Vehicles 398,101 310,867 -87,234
68 IT Expenses 40,000 40,000 0
General 398,101 4,457,242 4,059,141
Motor Vehicle 9,335,632 1,111,709 -8,223,923
TOTAL FUNDS $9,733,733 $5,568,951 $-4,164,782

Transportation

SERVICE: 690 Cleaner Greener Forms of Transportation

0 Transfers -524,637 -809,856 -285,219
1 Salaries 545,846 1,182,636 636,790
TOTAL OBJECTS $6,819,319 $7,461,365 $642,046
1 Operations 6,213,353 6,306,782 93,429
2 Ride Sharing 80,000 79,480 -520
3 Traffic Impact Studies 0 0 0
4 Transportation Planning 409,547 64,585 -344,962
5 UPWP Grant / Redline 0 835,379 835,379
6 Administration 10,000 175,139 165,139
7 Footways 106,419 0 -106,419
General 106,419 0 -106,419
Motor Vehicle 10,000 176,345 166,345
State 80,000 79,480 -520
Special 6,622,900 7,205,540 582,640
TOTAL FUNDS $6,819,319 $7,461,365 $642,046

Transportation

SERVICE: 691 Public Rights-of-Way Landscape Management

1 Salaries 2,709,579 2,185,174 -524,405
TOTAL OBJECTS $4,486,231 $4,281,650 $-204,581
1 Landscape Maintenace 4,486,231 4,281,650 -204,581
Motor Vehicle 4,486,231 4,281,650 -204,581
TOTAL FUNDS $4,486,231 $4,281,650 $-204,581

Transportation

SERVICE: 692 Bridge and Culvert Management

0 Transfers -735,000 -1,235,000 -500,000
1 Salaries 2,119,819 1,734,647 -385,172
TOTAL OBJECTS $2,567,204 $1,632,801 $-934,403
1 Bridge Engineering and Maintenance 2,567,204 1,632,801 -934,403
Motor Vehicle 2,567,204 1,632,801 -934,403
TOTAL FUNDS $2,567,204 $1,632,801 $-934,403

Transportation

SERVICE: 693 Parking Enforcement

0 Transfers 45,318 67,923 22,605
1 Salaries 3,881,676 3,971,979 90,303
TOTAL OBJECTS $11,199,124 $11,015,734 $-183,390
1 Administration 2,148,260 1,776,318 -371,942
6 Parking Control 7,436,471 7,683,237 246,766
7 Immobilization Impoundment 1,599,393 1,541,179 -58,214
68 IT Expenses 15,000 15,000 0
Parking Management 11,199,124 11,015,734 -183,390
TOTAL FUNDS $11,199,124 $11,015,734 $-183,390

Transportation

SERVICE: 694 Survey Control

0 Transfers -1,180,280 -1,358,871 -178,591
1 Salaries 1,112,259 1,172,774 60,515
TOTAL OBJECTS $368,231 $322,190 $-46,041
2 Surveys 368,231 322,190 -46,041
General 368,231 322,190 -46,041
TOTAL FUNDS $368,231 $322,190 $-46,041

Transportation

SERVICE: 695 Dock Master

0 Transfers 0 -93,429 -93,429
1 Salaries 210,580 171,044 -39,536
TOTAL OBJECTS $307,538 $144,660 $-162,878
1 Dock Master Services 307,538 144,660 -162,878
General 0 0 0
Motor Vehicle 307,538 0 -307,538
Special 0 144,660 144,660
TOTAL FUNDS $307,538 $144,660 $-162,878

Transportation

SERVICE: 230 Administration

Motor Vehicle Fund
00142 EXECUTIVE LEVEL I 948 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Special Fund
10217 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST III 941 0 1 1 49,400 -1 -49,400 0 0
10216 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST II 919 0 1 1 31,695 -1 -31,695 0 0
Total All Funds 1 1 2 81,095 -2 -81,095 0 0

Transportation

SERVICE: 239 Traffic Safety

Federal Fund
10217 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST III 941 0 1 1 49,400 -1 -49,400 0 0
10215 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST I 913 0 1 1 25,356 -1 -25,356 0 0
Total All Funds 0 2 2 74,756 -2 -74,756 0 0

Transportation

SERVICE: 500 Street and Park Lighting

Motor Vehicle Fund
72113 ENGINEER III 116 1 0 1 53,900 0 0 1 53,900
53427 SUPERINTENDENT STREET LIGHTING 110 1 0 1 54,000 0 0 1 54,000
53425 ELECTRICAL MECH SUPV ST LIGHTG 087 2 0 2 94,595 0 0 2 94,595
53331 HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE 087 1 0 1 39,685 0 0 1 39,685
53422 ELECTRICAL MECH ST LIGHTING II 432 7 0 7 264,584 0 0 7 264,584
52272 PAINTER II 429 1 0 1 34,643 0 0 1 34,643
52211 ELECTRICAL MECHANIC I 429 12 0 12 368,860 0 0 12 368,860
33562 STOREKEEPER II 080 1 0 1 37,816 0 0 1 37,816
52271 PAINTER I 426 1 0 1 28,057 0 0 1 28,057
33253 TYPIST III 078 2 0 2 69,854 0 0 2 69,854
53121 CUSTODIAL WORKER I 420 1 0 1 25,614 -1 -25,614 0 0
54412 MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER II 490 3 0 3 104,270 -1 -30,805 2 73,465
53311 CEMENT FINISHER 487 2 0 2 64,750 0 0 2 64,750
52931 LABORER 482 10 0 10 283,835 0 0 10 283,835
Total All Funds 54 0 54 1,860,169 -2 -56,419 52 1,803,750

Transportation

SERVICE: 501 Highway Maintenance

Motor Vehicle Fund

Transportation

SERVICE: 503 Engineering and Construction

Motor Vehicle Fund
72112 ENGINEER II 113 2 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0

Transportation

SERVICE: 548 Conduits

Conduit Enterprise Fund
72113 ENGINEER III 116 2 0 2 122,500 0 0 2 122,500
53557 SUPERINTENDENT CONDUITS 110 1 0 1 54,000 0 0 1 54,000
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 1 0 1 40,000 0 0 1 40,000
72712 ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE II 089 2 -1 1 45,662 0 0 1 45,662
42325 CABLE INSPECTION SUPERVISOR 088 1 0 1 51,340 0 0 1 51,340
42212 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR II 087 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
33189 GIS TECHNICIAN 087 2 0 2 81,969 0 0 2 81,969
53555 CONDUIT MAINTENANCE SUPV I 085 2 0 2 87,533 0 0 2 87,533
52222 MASON II 432 1 0 1 36,603 0 0 1 36,603
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 34,295 0 0 1 34,295
33561 STOREKEEPER I 077 1 0 1 33,491 0 0 1 33,491
53311 CEMENT FINISHER 487 1 0 1 30,288 0 0 1 30,288
52931 LABORER 482 19 0 19 548,576 0 0 19 548,576
Total All Funds 62 0 62 2,280,640 0 0 62 2,280,640

Transportation

SERVICE: 681 Administration - DOT

General Fund
33170 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 120 1 0 1 78,500 -1 -78,500 0 0
33416 PUBLIC INFORMATION SUPV II 117 1 0 1 73,800 0 0 1 73,800
33676 PERSONNEL GENERALIST I 088 1 0 1 38,175 0 0 1 38,175
33233 SECRETARY III 084 1 0 1 44,110 0 0 1 44,110
33681 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT I 081 2 0 2 76,526 -1 -36,157 1 40,369
33673 TRAINING ASSISTANT 081 1 0 1 36,157 0 0 1 36,157

Motor Vehicle Fund
72494 CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT 116 1 0 1 70,600 0 0 1 70,600
31422 LIAISON OFFICER II 093 1 0 1 56,426 0 0 1 56,426
74137 CITY PLANNER II 113 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
34142 ACCOUNTANT II 110 4 -1 3 137,800 0 0 3 137,800
34132 ACCOUNTING ASST II 078 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 28,875 0 0 1 28,875
54437 DRIVER I 424 1 0 1 28,775 0 0 1 28,775
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 -1 -25,800 0 0
52931 LABORER 482 1 0 1 28,059 0 0 1 28,059
Total All Funds 56 1 57 2,975,382 -3 -140,457 54 2,834,925

Transportation


Parking Management Fund
53717 SUPT PARKING METERS 110 1 0 1 54,000 0 0 1 54,000
53715 PARKING METER MECHANIC SUPV 084 2 0 2 77,943 -2 -77,943 0 0
53711 PARKING METER MECHANIC 080 12 0 12 414,806 -7 -232,406 5 182,400
53322 TRAFFIC MAINT WORKER II 078 1 0 1 35,243 -1 -35,243 0 0
33561 STOREKEEPER I 077 1 0 1 26,807 -1 -26,807 0 0
53321 TRAFFIC MAINT WORKER I 075 5 0 5 142,239 -5 -142,239 0 0
Total All Funds 23 0 23 776,838 -17 -540,438 6 236,400

Transportation


General Fund
53332 SUPERINTENDENT OF TRANSPORTATI 113 1 0 1 60,800 0 0 1 60,800
53221 BUILDING OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR 084 1 0 1 32,853 0 0 1 32,853
53111 BUILDING REPAIRER 429 2 0 2 65,285 0 0 2 65,285
52242 CARPENTER II 429 4 0 4 134,163 0 0 4 134,163
52241 CARPENTER I 426 3 0 3 89,829 0 0 3 89,829
52951 UTILITY AIDE 422 1 0 1 27,614 0 0 1 27,614
53121 CUSTODIAL WORKER I 420 1 0 1 25,614 0 0 1 25,614
52931 LABORER 482 2 0 2 56,950 0 0 2 56,950

Motor Vehicle Fund
72123 ENGINEER III (PE) 117 2 0 2 146,000 0 0 2 146,000
72113 ENGINEER III 116 2 0 2 132,800 0 0 2 132,800
53335 GENL SUPT TRANSPORTATION MAINT 116 2 0 2 140,300 0 0 2 140,300
74137 CITY PLANNER II 113 1 0 1 51,900 0 0 1 51,900
72112 ENGINEER II 113 3 0 3 172,300 0 0 3 172,300
53332 SUPERINTENDENT OF TRANSPORTATI 113 5 0 5 310,200 -1 -65,500 4 244,700
42213 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR III 092 20 0 20 1,215,364 0 0 20 1,215,364
72722 TRANSPORTATION ASSOC II 089 1 0 1 54,049 0 0 1 54,049
53353 ASST SUPT TRAFFIC SIGNS/MARKIN 089 1 0 1 54,049 -1 -54,049 0 0
53425 ELECTRICAL MECH SUPV ST LIGHTG 087 1 0 1 48,321 0 0 1 48,321
52225 MASON SUPERVISOR 087 1 0 1 46,991 0 0 1 46,991
42212 PUBLIC WORKS INSPECTOR II 087 30 0 30 1,343,553 0 0 30 1,343,553
33189 GIS TECHNICIAN 087 1 0 1 43,614 0 0 1 43,614
53312 STREET MASON 432 2 0 2 78,758 0 0 2 78,758
52222 MASON II 432 2 0 2 75,506 0 0 2 75,506

Transportation


42413 TRAFFIC INVESTIGATOR III 083 1 0 1 31,681 -1 -31,681 0 0
42241 MATERIALS INSPECTOR I 082 1 0 1 30,613 0 0 1 30,613
52221 MASON I 429 2 0 2 65,285 0 0 2 65,285
33562 STOREKEEPER II 080 1 0 1 35,194 0 0 1 35,194
52241 CARPENTER I 426 1 0 1 28,057 -1 -28,057 0 0
42412 TRAFFIC INVESTIGATOR II 079 4 0 4 139,269 0 0 4 139,269
33253 TYPIST III 078 2 0 2 64,795 -1 -33,268 1 31,527
54437 DRIVER I 424 3 0 3 93,098 0 0 3 93,098
53122 CUSTODIAL WORKER II 423 1 0 1 30,677 0 0 1 30,677
33252 TYPIST II 075 1 0 1 25,800 0 0 1 25,800
53121 CUSTODIAL WORKER I 420 3 0 3 79,070 -1 -25,614 2 53,456
41521 GUARD I 072 2 0 2 54,636 -1 -24,582 1 30,054
54411 MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER I 487 44 0 44 1,324,329 -2 -57,658 42 1,266,671
53311 CEMENT FINISHER 487 9 0 9 278,722 0 0 9 278,722
52931 LABORER 482 109 0 109 3,119,768 -13 -356,449 96 2,763,319
Total All Funds 421 3 424 15,978,927 -27 -816,118 397 15,162,809

Transportation


General Fund
82196 CROSSING GUARD SUPV II 086 1 0 1 48,886 0 0 1 48,886
82195 CROSSING GUARD SUPV I 083 8 0 8 316,882 0 0 8 316,882
99000 SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD 810 7 0 7 78,098 0 0 7 78,098
82190 CROSSING GUARD 060 334 0 334 3,227,400 0 0 334 3,227,400

Motor Vehicle Fund
74235 SIGNAL SYSTEM MANAGER 117 1 0 1 56,000 0 0 1 56,000
52637 GENERAL SUPT ELECTRICAL SERVIC 117 1 0 1 56,000 0 0 1 56,000
72113 ENGINEER III 116 3 0 3 198,400 0 0 3 198,400
52635 SUPT TRAFFIC SIGNAL ELECTRONIC 114 1 0 1 65,300 0 0 1 65,300
33102 DATABASE SPECIALIST 114 1 0 1 65,300 0 0 1 65,300
74137 CITY PLANNER II 113 1 0 1 56,500 0 0 1 56,500
72726 SUPT PLANS AND INSPECTIONS 113 2 0 2 124,600 0 0 2 124,600
72733 TRANSPORTATION ANALYST 092 1 0 1 45,090 0 0 1 45,090
53416 SUPT TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATI 112 1 0 1 59,600 0 0 1 59,600
53355 SUPT TRAFFIC SIGNS AND MARKING 112 1 0 1 44,300 0 0 1 44,300
82197 TRANSPORTATION SAFETY SUPERVIS 111 1 0 1 53,800 0 0 1 53,800
52633 TRAFFIC ELECTRONICS MAINT TECH 111 2 0 2 115,200 0 0 2 115,200
72722 TRANSPORTATION ASSOC II 089 12 0 12 636,405 0 0 12 636,405
53353 ASST SUPT TRAFFIC SIGNS/MARKIN 089 1 0 1 55,497 0 0 1 55,497
52632 TRAFFIC ELECTRON MAINT TECH II 088 17 0 17 860,062 0 0 17 860,062
33105 CONTROL SYSTEM OPERATOR 088 1 0 1 46,871 0 0 1 46,871
53415 TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINT SUPV 087 2 0 2 98,859 0 0 2 98,859
41619 SPECIAL TRAFFIC ENFRCMNT SUPII 087 1 0 1 48,321 -1 -48,321 0 0
72721 TRANSPORTATION ASSOC I 086 4 0 4 153,337 -1 -35,242 3 118,095
52311 WELDER 434 1 0 1 34,981 0 0 1 34,981
33120 CONTROL SYSTEM LEAD OPERATOR 085 3 0 3 102,796 0 0 3 102,796
53413 TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLER III 084 4 0 4 173,108 0 0 4 173,108
53352 SIGN PAINTER II 084 4 0 4 171,344 0 0 4 171,344
53325 TRAFFIC MAINT WORKER SUPV 084 6 0 6 247,443 0 0 6 247,443
52245 CARPENTER SUPERVISOR 084 1 0 1 32,853 0 0 1 32,853
41618 SPECIAL TRAFFIC ENFRCMNT SUPI 084 3 0 3 127,586 -3 -127,586 0 0
42413 TRAFFIC INVESTIGATOR III 083 5 0 5 185,433 -1 -31,681 4 153,752
34599 STATISTICAL TRAFFIC ANALYST 082 1 0 1 41,640 0 0 1 41,640
33119 CONTROL SYSTEM OPERATOR 082 5 0 5 154,883 0 0 5 154,883
82194 TRANSPORTATION SAFETY INSTRUCT 081 1 0 1 32,963 0 0 1 32,963
53351 SIGN PAINTER I 081 2 0 2 73,367 0 0 2 73,367
41613 SPECIAL TRAFFIC ENFORCMNT OFCR 081 23 0 23 862,379 -23 -862,379 0 0

Transportation


53412 TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLER II 080 6 0 6 205,078 0 0 6 205,078
53372 SIGN FABRICATOR II 079 5 0 5 180,742 0 0 5 180,742
42412 TRAFFIC INVESTIGATOR II 079 6 0 6 207,353 0 0 6 207,353
53411 TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLER I 078 11 0 11 338,532 0 0 11 338,532
53322 TRAFFIC MAINT WORKER II 078 21 0 21 690,834 0 0 21 690,834
33232 SECRETARY II 078 1 0 1 35,085 0 0 1 35,085
33561 STOREKEEPER I 077 1 0 1 26,807 0 0 1 26,807
53371 SIGN FABRICATOR I 076 4 0 4 125,415 0 0 4 125,415
53321 TRAFFIC MAINT WORKER I 075 30 0 30 851,984 0 0 30 851,984
33252 TYPIST II 075 2 0 2 56,006 0 0 2 56,006
52931 LABORER 482 1 0 1 27,851 0 0 1 27,851
Federal Fund
10217 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST III 941 0 0 0 0 1 49,400 1 49,400
31993 TRAFFIC SAFETY COORDINATOR 114 1 0 1 59,100 0 0 1 59,100
31992 TRAFFIC SAFETY ASSISTANT 088 1 0 1 38,175 0 0 1 38,175
10215 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST I 913 0 0 0 0 1 25,356 1 25,356
Total All Funds 578 0 578 12,605,025 -29 -1,082,053 549 11,522,972

Transportation

SERVICE: 685 Special Events Support

General Fund
52612 AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT TECH 430 1 0 1 36,905 0 0 1 36,905

Motor Vehicle Fund
52995 EVENTS MANAGER 087 1 0 1 36,674 -1 -36,674 0 0
Total All Funds 3 0 3 136,279 -1 -36,674 2 99,605

Transportation

SERVICE: 687 Inner Harbor Services - Transportation

General Fund
52225 MASON SUPERVISOR 087 1 0 1 50,981 0 0 1 50,981
54364 MECHANICAL MAINT TECH III 435 1 0 1 44,642 0 0 1 44,642
54363 MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE TECH II 432 1 0 1 39,831 0 0 1 39,831
53422 ELECTRICAL MECH ST LIGHTING II 432 1 0 1 32,307 0 0 1 32,307
53312 STREET MASON 432 1 0 1 36,127 0 0 1 36,127
52211 ELECTRICAL MECHANIC I 429 1 0 1 29,662 0 0 1 29,662
53311 CEMENT FINISHER 487 1 0 1 34,611 0 0 1 34,611
52931 LABORER 482 3 0 3 87,505 0 0 3 87,505

Motor Vehicle Fund
52931 LABORER 482 2 0 2 56,257 -2 -56,257 0 0

Special Fund
31192 PROGRAM COORDINATOR 112 0 1 1 44,300 -1 -44,300 0 0
Total All Funds 16 1 17 629,349 -4 -137,405 13 491,944

Transportation

SERVICE: 689 Vehicle Impounding and Disposal

General Fund
54468 TOWING MANAGER 117 1 0 1 56,000 0 0 1 56,000
54469 DEPUTY TOWING MANAGER 114 1 0 1 59,100 0 0 1 59,100
31142 TOWING ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE 111 1 0 1 52,200 0 0 1 52,200
54471 TOWING LOT SUPERINTENDENT 110 1 0 1 51,700 0 0 1 51,700
54463 IMPOUNDMENT SERVICES SUPV I 084 4 0 4 165,085 0 0 4 165,085
42996 VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION INSPECT 082 1 0 1 40,102 0 0 1 40,102
33342 TOWING SERVICES REP II 082 1 0 1 39,468 0 0 1 39,468
34212 CASHIER II 080 2 0 2 72,554 0 0 2 72,554
54461 TOW TRUCK OPERATOR 427 13 0 13 414,206 0 0 13 414,206
33341 TOWING SERVICES REP I 079 9 0 9 303,052 0 0 9 303,052
34211 CASHIER I 078 7 0 7 225,014 0 0 7 225,014
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 34,453 0 0 1 34,453
42997 VEHICLE PROCESSOR 075 9 0 9 260,139 0 0 9 260,139
33252 TYPIST II 075 2 0 2 55,263 0 0 2 55,263
Total All Funds 59 0 59 2,018,714 0 0 59 2,018,714

Transportation

SERVICE: 690 Cleaner Greener Forms of Transportation

General Fund
42235 INSPECTION ASSOCIATE SUPERVISO 088 1 0 1 50,993 0 0 1 50,993
42232 INSPECTIONS ASSOCIATE II 085 1 0 1 44,503 0 0 1 44,503
42231 INSPECTION ASSOCIATE I 081 5 0 5 175,995 0 0 5 175,995

Motor Vehicle Fund
74138 CITY PLANNER III 115 1 0 1 62,200 0 0 1 62,200

State Fund
74291 TRANSPORTATION MARKETING 110 1 0 1 48,900 0 0 1 48,900

Special Fund
10217 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST III 941 0 0 0 0 1 49,400 1 49,400
31192 PROGRAM COORDINATOR 112 0 0 0 0 1 44,300 1 44,300
10216 GRANT SERVICES SPECIALIST II 919 0 0 0 0 1 31,695 1 31,695
Total All Funds 20 0 20 993,139 3 125,395 23 1,118,534

Transportation

SERVICE: 691 Public Rights-of-Way Landscape Management

Motor Vehicle Fund
52941 LABORER 423 2 0 2 56,431 0 0 2 56,431
52951 UTILITY AIDE 422 1 0 1 27,683 0 0 1 27,683
52931 LABORER 482 27 0 27 765,916 -2 -54,288 25 711,628
Total All Funds 61 0 61 1,956,726 -8 -245,603 53 1,711,123

Transportation

SERVICE: 692 Bridge and Culvert Management

Motor Vehicle Fund
72133 BRIDGE PROJECT ENGINEER 119 2 0 2 87,500 0 0 2 87,500
72113 ENGINEER III 116 1 1 2 122,800 0 0 2 122,800
72112 ENGINEER II 113 2 0 2 113,000 0 0 2 113,000
52311 WELDER 434 1 0 1 40,431 0 0 1 40,431
52272 PAINTER II 429 2 0 2 68,121 0 0 2 68,121
52241 CARPENTER I 426 1 0 1 31,006 0 0 1 31,006
33253 TYPIST III 078 1 0 1 31,119 0 0 1 31,119
52951 UTILITY AIDE 422 1 0 1 31,754 0 0 1 31,754
54492 DRAWBRIDGE OPERATOR 483 9 0 9 268,528 -9 -268,528 0 0
52931 LABORER 482 16 0 16 454,825 -1 -27,144 15 427,681
Total All Funds 53 1 54 1,951,801 -10 -295,672 44 1,656,129

Transportation

SERVICE: 693 Parking Enforcement

Parking Management Fund
41617 SUPERINTENDENT TRAFFIC 116 1 0 1 65,600 -1 -65,600 0 0
41616 PARKING CONTROL SUPV II 087 1 0 1 46,991 0 0 1 46,991
41615 PARKING CONTROL SUPV I 084 7 0 7 288,582 0 0 7 288,582
41613 SPECIAL TRAFFIC ENFORCMNT OFCR 081 22 0 22 760,704 0 0 22 760,704
41612 PARKING CONTROL AGENT II 078 15 0 15 488,639 0 0 15 488,639
33561 STOREKEEPER I 077 1 0 1 30,371 0 0 1 30,371
41611 PARKING CONTROL AGENT I 076 48 0 48 1,404,483 0 0 48 1,404,483
Total All Funds 103 0 103 3,445,852 -1 -65,600 102 3,380,252

Transportation

SERVICE: 694 Survey Control

General Fund
72645 SURVEY COMPUTATIONS 115 1 0 1 72,200 0 0 1 72,200
72616 FIELD SURVEY SUPERVISOR 115 1 0 1 68,700 0 0 1 68,700
72641 SURVEY COMPUTATION ANALYST 092 1 0 1 60,122 0 0 1 60,122
72615 ASSISTANT FIELD SURVEY SUPERVI 112 1 0 1 59,600 0 0 1 59,600
72614 SURVEY TECHNICIAN IV 089 6 0 6 332,499 0 0 6 332,499
33189 GIS TECHNICIAN 087 2 0 2 73,348 0 0 2 73,348
72613 SURVEY TECHNICIAN III 085 3 0 3 139,634 0 0 3 139,634
72612 SURVEY TECHNICIAN II 081 11 0 11 353,409 0 0 11 353,409
Total All Funds 26 0 26 1,159,512 0 0 26 1,159,512

Transportation

SERVICE: 695 Dock Master

General Fund
34211 CASHIER I 078 1 0 1 27,410 -1 -27,410 0 0

Special Fund
53690 DOCK MASTER 087 1 0 1 50,981 0 0 1 50,981
34211 CASHIER I 078 1 0 1 32,557 0 0 1 32,557
52931 LABORER 482 2 0 2 56,118 0 0 2 56,118
Total All Funds 5 0 5 167,066 -1 -27,410 4 139,656

Wage Commission
Wage Commission

Wage Commission
Wage Commission
Budget: $0
Positions: 0
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 416,266 428,000 461,334 0
AGENCY TOTAL $416,266 $428,000 $461,334 $0
Notice
For Fiscal 2011, the Wage Commission will be merged with the new Office of Civil Rights.

Wage Commission
Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
165 Wage Enforcement 428,000 NA 0
AGENCY TOTAL $428,000 NA $0

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
775 Administration - Wage Commission 4 0 -4 0
776 Minimum Wage Enforcement 1 0 -1 0
777 Prevailing Wage Enforcement 2 0 -2 0
778 Living Wage Enforcement 1 0 -1 0
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
0 Transfers -57,000 -57,000 -57,000 0
1 Salaries 367,402 375,413 383,140 0
2 Other Personnel Costs 81,924 84,000 105,104 0
4 Materials and Supplies 2,066 3,390 4,040 0
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 8,427 0 0 0
AGENCY TOTAL $416,266 $428,000 $461,334 $0

Wage Commission
AGENCY: 7500 Wage Commission

SERVICE: 165 Wage Enforcement

0 Transfers -57,000 0 57,000
1 Salaries 375,413 0 -375,413
TOTAL OBJECTS $428,000 $0 $-428,000
1 Wage Enforcement 428,000 0 -428,000
General 428,000 0 -428,000
TOTAL FUNDS $428,000 $0 $-428,000

Wage Commission

SERVICE: 775 Administration - Wage Commission

General Fund
31100 ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR 087 1 0 1 48,321 -1 -48,321 0 0
33258 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR III 078 1 0 1 33,213 -1 -33,213 0 0
Total All Funds 4 0 4 186,240 -4 -186,240 0 0

Wage Commission

SERVICE: 776 Minimum Wage Enforcement

General Fund
31502 PROGRAM COMPLIANCE OFFICER II 110 1 0 1 56,800 -1 -56,800 0 0
Total All Funds 1 0 1 56,800 -1 -56,800 0 0

Wage Commission

SERVICE: 777 Prevailing Wage Enforcement

General Fund
Total All Funds 2 0 2 80,000 -2 -80,000 0 0

Wage Commission

SERVICE: 778 Living Wage Enforcement

General Fund
Total All Funds 1 0 1 50,100 -1 -50,100 0 0

Wage Commission

Wage Commission

War Memorial Commission

War Memorial
Service 487
Operation of the War
Memorial Building


Budget: $295,621
Positions: 4
Mission
The War Memorial Commission was created under both State and City law to operate the War Memorial
building, constructed as a memorial to World War I veterans. The Memorial now serves all veterans of the
State.
Dollars by Fund
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
General 384,484 399,655 426,796 245,621
Special 0 0 0 50,000
AGENCY TOTAL $384,484 $399,655 $426,796 $295,621
Overview
The War Memorial Commission manages and maintains the War Memorial building to provide meeting
space for veteran, patriotic, civic and governmental organizations. The building also serves as the
headquarters for veteran groups and commissions. Military artifacts from the large repository of war relics,
trophies, and records are exhibited on the premises.
City Services
487. Operation of War Memorial Building General Fund - $245,621
War Memorial Commission Other Funds - $50,000
This service supports the operation of the War Memorial Building, which was established in 1925 to honor
Marylanders who lost their lives in World War I and to provide meeting space for veterans’ organizations. It is
operated by the War Memorial Commission. The Commission is established in the Annotated Code of
Maryland Articles, and defines the Commission as a jointly held title between Baltimore City and the State of
Maryland. Access to the building will be reduced in Fiscal 2011, and a fee will be charged to organizations
wishing to use its meeting space. The Results Team recommends that War Memorial staff increase efforts to
attract outside rental income. The General Fund recommendation is $104,034 (26%) below Fiscal 2010. The
Fiscal 2011 recommendation abolishes two filled positions. The Special Fund recommendation will allow the
agency to receive revenue associated with the new fees for use of its meeting space.

Dollars by Service
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
487 Operation of War Memorial Building 399,655 NA 295,621
AGENCY TOTAL $399,655 NA $295,621

FY 2010 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
487 Operation of War Memorial Building 6 0 -2 4
Dollars by Object
FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2011
1 Salaries 203,402 216,419 221,134 162,308
5 Equipment - $4,999 or less 0 0 2,000 0
AGENCY TOTAL $384,484 $399,655 $426,796 $295,621

AGENCY: 7700 War Memorial Commission

SERVICE: 487 Operation of War Memorial Building

1 Salaries 216,419 162,308 -54,111
TOTAL OBJECTS $399,655 $295,621 $-104,034
1 Operation of War Memorial Building 399,655 245,621 -154,034
2 Rental Income/Expenses 0 50,000 50,000
General 399,655 245,621 -154,034
Special 0 50,000 50,000
TOTAL FUNDS $399,655 $295,621 $-104,034

AGENCY: 7700 War Memorial Commission

SERVICE: 487 Operation of War Memorial Building

General Fund
00770 EXECECUTIVE DIRECTOR WMC 114 1 0 1 60,600 0 0 1 60,600
00082 BUILDING REPAIRER I 429 2 0 2 68,061 0 0 2 68,061
00708 OFFICE ASST III 078 1 0 1 34,611 0 0 1 34,611
07388 CUSTODIAL WORKER 420 2 0 2 55,862 -2 -55,862 0 0
Total All Funds 6 0 6 219,134 -2 -55,862 4 163,272

Fiscal 2011
Agency Detail
Index
INDEX TO ACTIVITIES IN MAYORALTY-RELATED AGENCIES
PRG ACT ACTIVITY NAME AGENCY NAME
540 5 1st Mariner Arena Operations M-R: Convention Complex
122 23 Actuarial Studies (Pension System) M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
117 1 Adjudication M-R: Environmental Control Board
356 1 Administration M-R: Baltimore Homeless Services
483 1 Administration M-R: Veterans' Commission
630 1 Administration M-R: Office of Employment Development
794 1 Administration M-R: Office of Employment Development
802 1 Administration M-R: Office of Information Technology
122 2 Advertise - Ordinance of Estimates M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
799 1 After School Matters M-R: Office of Employment Development
129 23 Agency Transfer Credits M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
493 52 American Visionary Arts Museum M-R: Art and Culture
803 2 Application Support M-R: Office of Information Technology
129 1 Aquarium M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
123 1 Aquarium 590 M-R: Debt Service
129 62 Art and Culture M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
122 30 Asbestos Litigation M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
126 3 Auto/Animal Liability M-R: Self-Insurance Fund
820 3 BACVA M-R: Civic Promotion
446 4 BCCC - Educational Support M-R: Educational Grants
791 11 BCPS (Alternative High School) M-R: Office of Employment Development
352 5 BCPSS Grant Support M-R: Baltimore City Public Schools
352 4 BCPSS Termination Leave M-R: Baltimore City Public Schools
129 13 Baltimore City Public Schools M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
123 13 Baltimore City Public Schools M-R: Debt Service
591 16 Baltimore Columbus Day Parade M-R: Civic Promotion
589 4 Baltimore Film Commission M-R: Civic Promotion
591 10 Baltimore Metropolitan Council M-R: Civic Promotion
493 15 Baltimore Museum of Art General Expenses M-R: Art and Culture
493 14 Baltimore Museum of Art Other Personnel Costs M-R: Art and Culture
590 7 Baltimore Neighborhoods M-R: Civic Promotion
590 44 Baltimore Public Markets M-R: Civic Promotion
122 24 Baltimore Radio Reading Service M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
446 9 Baltimore Reads, Inc. M-R: Educational Grants
493 1 Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Association M-R: Art and Culture
124 1 Belvedere Square M-R: TIF Debt Service
122 10 Board of Estimates Office Expense M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
828 1 Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower M-R: Art and Culture
824 2 Bus Shelter dividends M-R: Art and Culture
758 4 C-SAFE M-R: Office of Criminal Justice
804 1 Call Center Services M-R: Office of Information Technology
385 10 Camp Greentop M-R: Health and Welfare Grants
122 18 Census Project (2010) M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
122 33 Charles Plaza Lease Purchase M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
349 1 Children and youth mentoring M-R: Office of Children, Youth and Families
347 2 CitiStat Operations M-R: Office of CitiStat Operations
122 41 City Communications Technology M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
122 31 City Hall Exhibits M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
123 4 City Museums M-R: Debt Service
591 18 City Tourism (Mayor's Office) M-R: Civic Promotion

124 2 Clipper Mill M-R: TIF Debt Service
126 15 Commodity and Service Contract Insurance M-R: Self-Insurance Fund
325 3 Community Services M-R: Commission on Aging and Retirement Education
121 1 Contingent Fund M-R: Contingent Fund
355 4 Contribution to Fire and Police Liability M-R: Employees' Retirement Contribution
857 1 Convention Center Debt Service M-R: Convention Complex
129 10 Convention Complex M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
123 10 Convention Complex 540 M-R: Debt Service
855 1 Convention and Trade Customer Service M-R: Convention Complex
446 2 Cooperative Extension Service M-R: Educational Grants
446 6 Cooperative Extension Service General Operating Ex M-R: Educational Grants
831 1 Creative Baltimore Fund M-R: Art and Culture
535 2 Debt Service M-R: Convention Center Hotel
591 1 Defenders' Day Committee M-R: Civic Promotion
122 25 Deferred Comp Administrative Expense M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
758 5 Domestic Violence M-R: Office of Criminal Justice
355 7 ERS - Convention Center M-R: Employees' Retirement Contribution
355 6 ERS - Health M-R: Employees' Retirement Contribution
758 9 East Baltimore YSB M-R: Office of Criminal Justice
385 4 Echo House Foundation M-R: Health and Welfare Grants
129 60 Education-Related M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
355 3 Elected Officials' Retirement M-R: Employees' Retirement Contribution
355 2 Employees' Retirement M-R: Employees' Retirement Contribution
589 2 Ethnic Festivals M-R: Civic Promotion
824 1 Events and Festivals M-R: Art and Culture
796 79 Ex-Offender - MDPSCS Parole and Probation M-R: Office of Employment Development
325 1 Executive Direction M-R: Commission on Aging and Retirement Education
125 1 Executive Direction and Control Mayoralty
758 2 Executive Direction and Control M-R: Office of Criminal Justice
446 15 Experience Corps M-R: Educational Grants
122 82 Experience Corps Baltimore M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
122 98 FY 2011 Furlough Savings M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
792 13 Family Investment M-R: Office of Employment Development
446 13 Family League M-R: Educational Grants
122 49 Family League-After School Programs M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
575 5 Federal Stimulus - Byrne/JAG (Competitive) M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 4 Federal Stimulus - Byrne/JAG (Formula) M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 1 Federal Stimulus - CDBG M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 7 Federal Stimulus - COPS M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 2 Federal Stimulus - Head Start M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 3 Federal Stimulus - Homelessness M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 6 Federal Stimulus - Violence vs Women M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
129 3 Finance M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
129 16 Fire M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
123 16 Fire 210 M-R: Debt Service
129 18 Fire and Police Communications M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
355 1 Fire and Police Retirement M-R: Employees' Retirement Contribution
122 20 General Fund Reserve M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
126 5 General Tort Liability M-R: Self-Insurance Fund
758 7 Grant Management M-R: Office of Criminal Justice
591 53 Greater Baltimore Alliance M-R: Civic Promotion
122 5 Ground Rents on City Property M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
758 1 HIDTA M-R: Office of Criminal Justice
124 3 Harborview M-R: TIF Debt Service
123 5 Health M-R: Debt Service

122 13 Health Benefits M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
122 7 Health Program Activities M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
123 19 Highways 503 (MVR) M-R: Debt Service
433 1 Hispanic Commission M-R: Hispanic Commission
129 42 Housing and Community Development - Columbus Cente M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
123 37 Housing and Community Development 177 M-R: Debt Service
129 38 Housing and Community Development 582 M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
123 40 Housing and Community Development 585 M-R: Debt Service
122 47 Independent Auditors M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
325 5 Information Referral and Access Services M-R: Commission on Aging and Retirement Education
325 68 Information Technology Expenses M-R: Commission on Aging and Retirement Education
347 68 Information Technology Expenses M-R: Office of CitiStat Operations
630 68 Information Technology Expenses M-R: Office of Employment Development
805 1 Infrastructure Support Services M-R: Office of Information Technology
836 1 Inspector General M-R: Office of the Inspector General
123 61 Insurance Capitalization Program 126 M-R: Debt Service
353 4 International Affairs Mayoralty
758 3 JAG M-R: Office of Criminal Justice
123 25 Jail 290 M-R: Debt Service
128 1 Labor Relations M-R: Office of the Labor Commissioner
385 6 Legal Aid Bureau, Inc. M-R: Health and Welfare Grants
122 29 Legal Contingencies M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
127 1 Legislative Liaison Mayoralty
590 38 Lexington Market M-R: Civic Promotion
590 42 Lexington Market Arcade M-R: Civic Promotion
591 50 Living Classrooms Foundation M-R: Civic Promotion
122 61 MBE Outreach M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
630 6 MD Center Arts and Technologies M-R: Office of Employment Development
122 72 Marina Store Lease M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
591 6 Maryland Day Committee (MD Colonial Society) M-R: Civic Promotion
446 1 Maryland Institute College of Art M-R: Educational Grants
591 54 Maryland Preakness Celebration M-R: Civic Promotion
385 8 Maryland School for the Blind M-R: Health and Welfare Grants
493 42 Maryland Zoo in Baltimore M-R: Art and Culture
123 53 Maryland Zoo in Baltimore M-R: Debt Service
122 26 Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Hospital Mortgage and Ta M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
122 11 Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Utility Costs M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
591 28 Mayor's Christmas Parade M-R: Civic Promotion
125 13 Mayor's Fellowship Program Mayoralty
129 14 Mayoralty - Legislative Liaison M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
798 42 Md. Summer Youth M-R: Office of Employment Development
876 1 Media Production M-R: Cable and Communications
122 3 Membership Dues M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
757 1 Monitoring and Maintenance M-R: Office of Criminal Justice
129 2 Municipal Telephone Exchange M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
123 2 Municipal Telephone Exchange 133 M-R: Debt Service
591 4 National Flag Day Foundation M-R: Civic Promotion
354 1 Neighborhoods M-R: Office of Neighborhoods
792 58 New Beginnings M-R: Office of Employment Development
124 7 North Locust Point M-R: TIF Debt Service
758 8 Northwest Baltimore YSB M-R: Office of Criminal Justice

123 43 Off-street Parking 579 M-R: Debt Service
353 5 Office of Emergency Management Mayoralty
589 1 Office of Promotion and the Arts M-R: Civic Promotion
325 2 Operations Planning/Tech Support M-R: Commission on Aging and Retirement Education
355 5 Other Post Employee Benefits M-R: Employees' Retirement Contribution
126 7 Other Risks M-R: Self-Insurance Fund
122 37 Panel of Claims Examiners M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
590 14 Partnership for Baltimore's Waterfront M-R: Civic Promotion
129 46 Police M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
123 46 Police 200 M-R: Debt Service
385 12 Pre & Postnatal Home Visiting M-R: Health and Welfare Grants
122 95 Pre and Postnatal Home Visits M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
820 1 Pride of Baltimore M-R: Civic Promotion
122 22 Printing Board of Estimates Minutes M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
385 2 Prisoners Aid Association M-R: Health and Welfare Grants
122 14 Professional Training M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
631 20 Program Cost Pool M-R: Office of Employment Development
795 20 Program Cost Pool M-R: Office of Employment Development
120 1 Promotion of Equal Rights for Women M-R: Commission for Women
122 51 Property Taxes M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
126 1 Property and Reserve M-R: Self-Insurance Fund
129 49 Public Buildings M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
123 49 Public Buildings 193 M-R: Debt Service
129 52 Recreation and Parks M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
123 52 Recreation and Parks 471 M-R: Debt Service
122 100 Redistricting Analysis M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
352 1 Required Maintenance of Effort (MOE) M-R: Baltimore City Public Schools
352 6 Retirees Health Contribution M-R: Baltimore City Public Schools
351 1 Retirees' Benefits M-R: Retirees' Benefits
126 9 Risk Management Administration M-R: Self-Insurance Fund
820 2 Sail Baltimore M-R: Civic Promotion
325 4 Senior Advocacy and Continuing Services M-R: Commission on Aging and Retirement Education
741 1 Service Center #1 M-R: Baltimore Homeless Services
123 55 Solid Waste 516 M-R: Debt Service
122 8 Special Legal Fees M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
353 1 Special Projects Mayoralty
122 21 Special Projects M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
639 26 Special Projects M-R: Office of Employment Development
794 3 Special Projects M-R: Office of Employment Development
122 9 Special Studies M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
591 5 St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee M-R: Civic Promotion
122 12 Stadium Authority Contributions M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
575 13 State Stimulus - Adult Job Seeker & Incumbent Work M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 10 State Stimulus - Byrne Competitive Grants M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 9 State Stimulus - CSBG M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 12 State Stimulus - Dislocated Worker M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 11 State Stimulus - Office of Victim Services M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 8 State Stimulus - Weatherization M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
575 14 State Stimulus - Youthworks M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
123 58 Storm Water 519 (MVR) M-R: Debt Service

124 4 Strathdale Manor M-R: TIF Debt Service
446 16 Teach for America M-R: Educational Grants
385 7 The League: Serving People with Phys Disabilities, M-R: Health and Welfare Grants
351 15 Transfers M-R: Retirees' Benefits
352 2 Transition Services M-R: Baltimore City Public Schools
758 11 Truancy Assessment M-R: Office of Criminal Justice
124 64 Unallocated M-R: TIF Debt Service
129 64 Unallocated M-R: Conditional Purchase Agreements
575 95 Unallocated M-R: Baltimore Economic Recovery Team (BERT)
792 95 Unallocated M-R: Office of Employment Development
123 64 Unallocated 122 M-R: Debt Service
758 6 Unallocated Funds M-R: Office of Criminal Justice
126 11 Unemployment Compensation M-R: Self-Insurance Fund
385 9 United Way - First Call for Help M-R: Health and Welfare Grants
122 4 Voter Registration Campaign M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
795 84 WIA Maryland Business Works M-R: Office of Employment Development
800 1 WIA Youth M-R: Office of Employment Development
795 3 WIA-Adult M-R: Office of Employment Development
795 7 WIA-Adult/Dislocated Worker M-R: Office of Employment Development
795 65 WIA-Early Intervention Facilitator M-R: Office of Employment Development
795 14 WIA-Incentive M-R: Office of Employment Development
792 59 Wage Subsidies M-R: Office of Employment Development
493 11 Walters Art Gallery General Expenses M-R: Art and Culture
493 10 Walters Art Gallery Other Personnel Costs M-R: Art and Culture
122 52 Witness Protection M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
794 56 Workers Compensation Expenses M-R: Office of Employment Development
802 56 Workers Compensation Expenses M-R: Office of Information Technology
836 56 Workers Compensation Expenses M-R: Office of the Inspector General
126 13 Workers' Compensation M-R: Self-Insurance Fund
117 56 Workers' Compensation Expenses M-R: Environmental Control Board
125 56 Workers' Compensation Expenses Mayoralty
128 56 Workers' Compensation Expenses M-R: Office of the Labor Commissioner
325 56 Workers' Compensation Expenses M-R: Commission on Aging and Retirement Education
798 14 Workforce Services - Summer Youth Works M-R: Office of Employment Development
797 3 Workforce Services Youth Opportunity M-R: Office of Employment Development
793 1 Workforce Services for Baltimore City Residents M-R: Office of Employment Development
796 27 Workforce Services for Ex-Offenders M-R: Office of Employment Development
590 3 World Trade Center Institute, Inc M-R: Civic Promotion
122 48 Youth Works - Comcast Grant M-R: Miscellaneous General Expenses
350 1 Youth and Family Services M-R: Office of Children, Youth and Families

FINANCE DIRECTOR
Edward J. Gallagher
BUDGET DIRECTOR
Andrew W. Kleine
DEPUTY BUDGET DIRECTOR

Thomas H. Kim
DIRECTOR OF REVENUE AND TAX ANALYSIS

William Voorhees
BUDGET/MANAGEMENT ANALYST IV
Anna M. Brown
Larry E. Shapiro
FISCAL RESEARCH ANALYST II

Brook Mamo
BUDGET/MANAGEMENT ANALYST III

Linda B. Allen
Pedro Aponte
Virginia H. Eckard
Diana Taylor
Christine Zhu
OFFICE SUPPORT STAFF

Addie Vega, Secretary III
Joseph Gillespie, Office Assistant
Special Thanks to:

Bob Cenname, Principal Program Assessment Analyst
Kristin Dawson, Senior Program Assessment Analyst
The City of Baltimore budget publications are available at the Enoch

Pratt Free Library and online at www.baltimorecity.gov/budget.
For additional information, contact the Department of Finance,
Bureau of the Budget and Management Research, 469 City Hall,
100 N. Holliday Street, Baltimore, MD 21202; P: 410.396.3652.
Bureau of the Budget and Management Research
469 City Hall, 100 N. Holliday Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21202

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Fiscal 2011

Agency Overviews, Recommendations and Detail

City of Baltimore Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail i

ii Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail City of Baltimore

MUNICIPAL ORGANIZATION CHART

Cable and Employment

Housing and Legislative

Municipal and Office of Info. Other Mayoral

BOARDS, AGENCIES, COMMISSIONS

CHARTER AUTHORIZED ORDINANCE AUTHORIZED

Com. on Aging & Commission for Community

Board of Municipal Board of Employees’ Fire & Police Hispanic

Board of Fire Civil Service Historical & Labor Minimum Wage

Planning Veterans’ Parking Authority Commission for

ACTS OF STATE LEGISLATURE

Board of School Baltimore Museum Courts: Courts:

Baltimore City Enoch Pratt Free Liquor License

iv Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail City of Baltimore

IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT THE FISCAL 2011 AGENCY DETAIL:

City of Baltimore Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail v

Recreation & Parks

vi Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail City of Baltimore

Operating Budget Capital Budget

The Director of Finance and the Board of Finance

The Board of Estimates holds hearings on the

The Board of Estimates holds a “Taxpayers’

A majority vote of the Board of Estimates approves

The City Council holds hearings on the total

The City Council holds a “Taxpayers’ Night” for

The City Council votes on the budget and sends it

May disapprove some items and

The adopted budget is monitored through

City of Baltimore Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail vii

City of Baltimore Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail 3

4 Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail City of Baltimore

AGENCY TOTAL $4,005,829 $4,219,298 $10,331,739 $6,567,223

City of Baltimore Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail 5

AGENCY TOTAL $4,219,298 NA $6,567,223

Number of Positions by Service

AGENCY TOTAL $4,005,829 $4,219,298 $10,331,739 $6,567,223

6 Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail City of Baltimore

AGENCY: 1900 Board of Elections

SERVICE BUDGET SUMMARY

TOTAL OBJECTS $4,219,298 $6,567,223 $2,347,925

TOTAL ACTIVITIES $4,219,298 $6,567,223 $2,347,925

TOTAL FUNDS $4,219,298 $6,567,223 $2,347,925

City of Baltimore Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail 7

AGENCY: 1900 Board of Elections

SERVICE SALARIES AND WAGES FOR PERMANENT FULL-TIME POSITIONS

Total 101 Permanent Full-time 3 0 3 31,000 0 0 3 31,000

Total All Funds 3 0 3 31,000 0 0 3 31,000

8 Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail City of Baltimore

City of Baltimore Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail 9

10 Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail City of Baltimore

AGENCY TOTAL $4,851,656 $4,954,843 $4,986,230 $4,707,101

City of Baltimore Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail 11

AGENCY TOTAL $4,954,843 NA $4,707,101

Number of Positions by Service

AGENCY TOTAL $4,851,656 $4,954,843 $4,986,230 $4,707,101

12 Fiscal Year 2011 Agency Detail City of Baltimore