Baltimore, DPW cited for serious violation
City of Baltimore, DPW cited for "serious" violation after heat death of worker
The City Department of Public Works, Bureau of Solid Waste was cited for a "serious" violation, for failing to protect its employees from dangerous heat, according to Maryland Occupational Safety and Health agency (MOSH).
Baltimore DPW receives ‘serious’ violation from labor department but no fines after worker death
A Maryland Labor Department investigation sparked by the death of a sanitation worker concluded that Baltimore City’s public works department regularly exposed employees to dangerous working conditions.
The attorney for the city’s former commissioner of public works has filed a motion to dismiss an official misconduct charge against Jason Golub, citing that the allegations Golub overstepped his ...
A presentation for the Department of Public Works’ (DPW) Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) budget led by Director John Scenna was given ...
Local officials Tuesday announced there is a change in the West Hartford Public Works Department service window hours for ...
Identified last fall as the preferred location for a new fire station in South Amherst, Hickory Ridge Golf Course, the ...
According to the OIG, a negative work culture, employee safety, and maintenance issues have persisted for the "last decade" ...
HOLYOKE — Holyoke City Councilor Patti Devine asked the full City Council on Tuesday to request the law department’s opinion ...
A report by Baltimore City's inspector general details the extensive culture issues at the Baltimore City Department of ...
The Office of the Inspector General released a new report that covers working conditions at the Bowley's Lane and Cherry Hill ...
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