Stop the Harford Road Overlay Council Bill 25-0093

353 signatures and counting! Thank you so much for your support of our petition, Stop the Harford Road Overlay (Council Bill 25-0093).

Every signature brings us one step closer to making our voices heard. A hearing was held on Thursday, and the next hearing is Monday — just two days from now! Councilman Dorsey added last minute amendments to the bill, but our sentiment remains the same.

There are 3 ways you can help:

1) Contact the Mayor and your City Council ASAP,  even beyond the next hearing.  Please let the Mayor know how you feel about Council Bill 25-0093 since he's the person to sign off on this bill.  Councilman Dorsey is the sponsor of the bill and may also be your District 3 representative. There is a lack of due process, little constituent input, and clearly a conflict of interest with the bill.   

Mayor, Brandon Scott: mayor@baltimorecity.gov (401) 396-4900. 

Council President, Zeke Cohen: zeke.cohen@baltimorecity.gov (410) 396-4804. 

Find your Councilperson here.

2) Help us reach more people.
 Please share this petition with 10 other people through social media, email, or text. The more residents who make their concerns known, the harder it is for those concerns to be overlooked. https://www.change.org/Reject25-0093   

3) Join our coalition and stay informed.
Email our coalition with your name and ZIP code to stay updated on this bill. Having you on our list helps demonstrate the level of community opposition and gives us a way to keep you informed as things develop. Email: Friendsofharfordroad@gmail.com

If you would like to help, please let us know! We need more volunteers to spread the word, reach additional residents, and help mobilize the community. As this process continues, there may be additional ways for residents to get involved.

Our Email: Friendsofharfordroad@gmail.com

Need help? If requested, we can provide templates, hearing information, and additional resources to help you contact your representatives and share information with others. Here's the information sheet.

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