Category: Announcements
Downtown Partnership Seeks Downtown Management Authority Renewal
DPOB is seeking the renewal of the Downtown Management District and Downtown Management Authority (“DMA”) for an additional five years, until 2027.
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How Baltimoreans Can Support Aid Efforts in Ukraine
As the war in Ukraine unfolds, many Baltimoreans are left searching for ways to support. Karina Mandell and Alex Chizhik share their recommendations.
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New Look, Same #TeamDPOB
Notice anything different on Downtown streets of late? We have recently unveiled brand new uniforms for the Downtown Partnership operations fleet. Now, our Downtown Baltimore Guides (DBGs), Clean Streets Ambassadors […]
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Planning Commission Approves Majority of Proposed Signs in North Harbor Sign Plan
Planning Commission approves majority of proposed signs in the North Harbor Sign Plan, 6 digital billboards coming to Downtown Baltimore.
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Dept. of General Services Announces Architect Designing New Headquarters
The Maryland Department of General Services (DGS) recently announced the selection of the Hagerstown-based Architectural firm, BFM Architects (Bushey Feight Morin Architects, Inc.) to design the new DGS headquarters in Baltimore.
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21 Wins for Downtown Baltimore in 2021
To round out 2021, we’ve compiled a list of positive news stories that broke this past year — 21 Wins for Downtown Baltimore in 2021.
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Downtown Residential Alert: Traffic Modifications for Monument Lighting
Traffic Modifications for the 50th Annual Monument Lighting in Mount Vernon Downtown Partnership is very excited to welcome Baltimore residents and visitors alike to the 50th Annual Monument Lighting Celebration, […]
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Brookfield Properties Welcomes Ballard Spahr To 111 S. Calvert St.
Ballard Spahr LLP, has announced it signed a long term lease with Brookfield Properties.
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North Harbor ASSC
Downtown Partnership of Baltimore is sponsoring the North Harbor ASSC (Area of Special Sign Control) legislation and Planning Commission Boundary approval for the area north of the Inner Harbor, along Pratt Street North to Baltimore Street, from President Street to Howard Street.
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Census Numbers Show Residential Growth Downtown
The number of people living in Census Tract 401, which is what most people think of when they picture Baltimore’s Central Business District, grew 70%, according to the most recent Census Data.
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