Development Management

The Baltimore County Department of Aging offers programs aimed at enhancing the nutrition and well-being of seniors aged 60 and older. Their initiatives include the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, which provides eligible participants with an electronic card for purchasing fresh produce at local farmers markets, and the Eating Together program that delivers nutritious meals and fosters social connections among seniors. Both programs focus on improving access to healthy food options while supporting local agriculture. The meals provided through the Eating Together program are designed to meet dietary guidelines and cater to various dietary needs, including kosher and halal options, ensuring that nutritional requirements are met for most seniors. Generated from the website

The Division of Budget and Finance in Baltimore County is dedicated to collecting all taxes, fines, and fees owed to the County while providing assistance to citizens in resolving their issues in a courteous and professional manner. Its employees are committed to delivering the best possible customer service across various sections, including Alarm Reduction, Cashiering, and Taxpayer Services. With a focus on efficiency and professionalism, the Customer Service Division aims to support residents in navigating financial obligations and related challenges. This commitment to service excellence is reflected in the division's structured approach to handling diverse financial matters for the community. Generated from the website

The Bureau of Solid Waste Management is a division of the Baltimore Department of Public Works. The division offers a wide range of services that include administration and waste collection services. It also offers recycling and refuse disposal services. The division offers office support and customer services. It also offers a variety of collection services that include recycling and residential trash collection services. The division has more than 40 trash collectors and serves over 300,000 homes. It operates the Eastern Sanitary Landfill site and accepts residential waste, including bulk refuse and non processable waste. The landfill site also accepts asphalt and concrete. The division is located in Towson, Md.