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Mayor Brandon M. Scott, alongside Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises, announced Success Academy as the Quarter 3 winner of the Mayor's Attendance Challenge.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott and the City of Baltimore highlighted the a citywide hiring event "Baltimore Is Hiring" aimed at connecting job seekers with a wide range of employment opportunities within local government, particularly historically hard-to-hire positions.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott and Baltimore State's Attorney Ivan J. Bates released a joint statement.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced the recipients of the $3.6 million Diversity in Arts Grant.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced that applications are open for the Port Business Wage Subsidy program.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott, Baltimore City Recreation & Parks (BCRP), and City officials celebrated the re-opening of the renovated Medfield Recreation Center, featuring the City's first E-Sports Lab.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott released the following statement on the news that a fourth victim of the Key Bridge Collapse had been located and recovered.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced that the City of Baltimore is taking legal steps to proactively and aggressively address the catastrophic impact the Key Bridge collapse has had on the City of Baltimore and its residents, including the families of the victims, business owners, and longshoremen and other Port workers.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott and Baltimore City Recreation & Parks (BCRP) announced plans for a brand-new Gardenville Recreation Center.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott's office is providing this update to our media list and subscribers on behalf of the Key Bridge Response Unified Command led by the U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Maryland Department of the Environment, Maryland Transportation Authority, and Maryland State Police.