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Baltimore resident and former squeegee worker Carlose DeBose Jr. doesn’t remember a time when he felt like a kid.

Baltimore's chief administrative officer: 'We have an infrastructure in place that didn't exist before.'

Baltimore's mayor considers the first weekend of the new summer youth strategy a success.

Accountability and enforcement actions are impacting squeegee workers on Baltimore City streets.

Drivers passing through areas of Maryland's largest city may notice a lack of workers washing windshields as Baltimore police patrol after the expanded ban.

Faith Leach, Baltimore’s deputy mayor of equity, health and human services, said the city is working with Baltimore Police and community partners to provide what she called a “monitoring schedule” for the targeted zones.

Faith Leach, Baltimore’s deputy mayor of equity, health and human services, said the city is working with Baltimore Police and community partners to provide what she called a “monitoring schedule” for the targeted zones.

 

The mayor's initiative to get squeegee workers off Baltimore streets begins Tuesday with a comprehensive plan that provides support services.

There are six pilot zones in Baltimore where panhandling and solicitations will be documented and penalized.