BALTIMORE — Baltimore City leaders are scheduled to release their report on how to address issues with squeegee workers in Baltimore.
Mayor Brandon Scott is scheduled to hold a news conference Thursday afternoon on the squeegee collaborative's final recommendations.
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Last week, the group released some of their ideas including guaranteed income for squeegee workers who do not clean windshields on the streets and creating a code of conduct.
This report comes after several recent incidents involving squeegee workers.
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Police commissioner Michael Harrison and State's Attorney-Elect Ivan Bates are not expected to be at the news conference. It's scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m.
