Baltimore City Department of Public Works
200 Holliday St #600, Baltimore, MD 21202, USAAbout
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Opening Hours
- Monday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Tuesday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Wednesday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Thursday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Friday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
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8 Reviews
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13 October 2017
After 12 attempts to contact someone in DPW about a water meter issue in Baltimore County, the only person to answer the phone told us to talk to Baltimore County. When we called back the person whose name we have, was not known to anyone and the only information provided was the number to the meter shake and nobody EVER answers that number or returns messages left. Perhaps a call to an attorney and Jane Miller can provide someone to answer a phone more than once and then disappear from the face of the earth.
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24 June 2017
On June 212017 At 12:Some ThingYour Girl Driver Almost Hit Me And She Through It Was Funny I Was Walking A Cross Walk With My Kids And We Had The Right Alway It Was On White Had A Walking Preson Sigh And She Knew It And She Had A Guy In Car Why She Was Driving She Was Black In Skin Had Her Hair In A Pony tail And Driving A Truck White With Sigh On It Yellow And Black On It When I Come To Her Job I Can Point Her Out She Was So Wrong For That She Was Driving Fast That I Could Died If She Had It Me Or My Kids She Don't Need To Be Driving For Yall This Happen Over East Baltimore Buy Sub Way Stop Where 46 And 5 And 35 Bus Stop Was
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23 February 2017
I have tried three times to have them change my mailing address and they still have not figured out how to do it. I have emailed, sent faxes, and called but they continue to send my bill to my old address. Each time, it takes a month to find out if they finally did it right. Such incompetence is stunning.
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14 December 2016
my 1st monthly bill has a billing date of 11/3/16 and a due date of 11/23/16, that only allows 20 days to pay the bill, less the time it took the bill to reach me via USPS - is this the new norm for the new billing? I would think a minimum of 30 days is allowed for bill payments. Current billing assumes residents will pay the bill as soon as it arrives. this is not always financially possible and creates a system for BCPW to charge unnecessary late fees!!!!
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22 November 2016
How can my MONTHLY billing be higher than my QUARTERLY billing? How is that in any way possible? I am a single person living in my home, am very careful about how I use my water. Don't do laundry more than one timer per week, never run the dishwasher more than one time per week and DPW has sent me a monthly billing that exceeds my previous quarterly billing. This is just another example of how DPW can extract more money from city residents and think it will be OK. Looking to bring 10,000 residents into Baltimore City? You are working backwards.
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29 September 2016
They dump trash juice all over the city when collecting garbage. They break glass all over the street when collecting recycling. They don't properly manage their contractors who can do some really terrible work around Baltimore City. Absolutely no concern for the City or the residents they serve.
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29 October 2015
Because it show me were i can pay my bills at and i can pay it on line too go there if i don't won't to go downtown to pay the bills.
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15 January 2015
Baltimore City Public Works
Two-Hundred Holliday Street
#600, Downtown,
Baltimore, Maryland 21202response / report this review
