BALTIMORE — The mayor worked side by side with the Department of Transportation on Monday to make their roads safer.
Baltimore mayor Brandon Scott kicked off his 90-day fall city service blitz by helping to install a speed hump.
This was over on Linden Avenue off of West North Avenue.
He went on to help clean tree walls, conduct rat abatement, and tow abandoned cars.
He had a spring city service blitz that kicked off in April with a goal of repairing 9,000 potholes, removing 900 graffiti marks, and resurfacing 9 miles of city roads.
The city met that goal well before the 90-day mark.
Two months in they had filled nearly 20,000 potholes.
The mayor hopes the fall blitz has a similar success rate.
If you have a service request in Baltimore, you can report it to 311.
