Register your 12-17 year olds NOW for the BCPD FREE Youth Academy!
Wietscher, Leslie
Councilman
Bill Henry’s
4th District Calendar
June 15, 2017
https://friendsofbillhenry.wordpress.com/
Youth Academy: Join the Baltimore City Police for their FREE Summer 2017 Youth Academy! July 10-14, 9am-3pm. A one week special event with guests that include:
· Aviation unit
· Bomb squad
· Forensics
· Gang unit
· k-9 unit
· SWAT
· And much more!
For ages 12-17
Space is limited….register NOW! Contact: Sgt Robert Corso or Officer Darren Belechto @ 443 984-7411
*Must be a Baltimore City resident
Employment Opportunity: SECRETARY FOR SCHOOL SYSTEM – Seeking to fill 20 Positions for Schools in Baltimore City Public Schools
(JOB ORDER NUMBER 684261)
All applicants must register with the Maryland Workforce Exchange. Please visit Maryland Workforce Exchange (MWE) at: https://mwejobs.maryland.gov. If you do not have access to a computer or email, stop by a One Stop Career Center
Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent with two years of office support experience including one year in a secretarial role. Knowledge of business procedures and protocol. Knowledge of English grammar and usage, spelling, punctuation and vocabulary. Knowledge of standard business formats for correspondence, narrative reports and related materials. Ability to exercise sound judgment on a variety of matters; Ability to locate and retrieve information from a variety of sources and to compile the information following general directions. Ability to interact with other employees and the public with tact and courtesy. Skilled in the use of advanced computer programs including Microsoft Office: Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Skilled in the use of related office equipment and machines, such as copier, fax, etc. Good verbal and written communication skills including the ability to compose business correspondence.
Background check, drug screening and references required.
To apply: Email resume to: rwo...@oedworks.com
*You will begin receiving this weekly calendar on Wednesdays instead of Thursdays, beginning June 21. If you would like to submit an event to share, please email it to Leslie.W...@baltimorecity.gov by noon on Wednesdays. Thank you!
Friday, June 16: Sorry….NO Concert this Evening!
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Saturday, June 17: Idlewood’s 1st Community Flea Market: 11am-4pm
Please come out to Idlewood's 1st Community Flea Market on Saturday, June 17th from 11am-4pm @ the People's Lutheran Community Church located @ 6200 Loch Raven Blvd.
A Goodwill truck along with Thelma Jean's Soul Food truck will be in attendance as well as live music! We have over 30 tables of Idlewood
residents ready to sell items.
Monday, June 19: Community Meeting on the Greenmount Avenue Streetscape: 6pm-7:30pm
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation will be hosting a community-wide meeting…..and you are invited! This meeting will be to update the residents of your community on the Greenmount Avenue Streetscape from 29th Street to 43rd Street.
Where: Enoch Pratt Free Library-Waverly Branch, 400 East 33rd Street, 21218
Wednesday, June 21: Govanstowne Farmers’ Market: 3pm-7pm
Fresh Produce…Baked Goods…Unique Crafts
Open Wednesdays from 3pm-7pm through September 27th
Location: 5104 York Road
Wednesday, June 21: Northeast Police District Community Council Meeting: 7pm
This is an open, public meeting…all interested parties are welcome.
Meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Next meeting will be July 19, 2017
Location: NE District Police Headquarters, 1900 Argonne Drive
Wednesday, June 28: One-Stop Reentry Fair: 10am-3pm
Location: War Memorial, 101 N. Gay Street
What: Access information on the following:
· Shelters
· Transitional housing
· Job training
· Job placement
· Career readiness programs
· GED classes
· College Classes
· MVA/ID’s
· Substance abuse
· Mental Health
· Parole and Probation
· Food, clothing and infant assistance
· Legal assistance
· Support groups, AA and NA meetings
Baltimore City MTA transportation will be free on this day!
Wednesday, July 5: York Road Partnership (YRP)Meeting: 7:15pm
Join your neighbors…and bring a neighbor…to this month’s York Road Partnership General Meeting.
Please bring non-perishable foods for the CARES food pantry.
Location: St Mary’s Church Hall, 5502 York Road (parking and entrance in the rear)
Friday, July 7 and Saturday, July 8: Household Hazardous Waste Collection: 9am-7pm
Northwest Citizens’ Convenience Center: 2840 Sisson Street
2017 Schedule:
July 7 - 8 (9 a.m. to 7 p.m.)
Aug 4 - 5 (9 a.m. to 7 p.m.)
Sept 1- 2 (9 a.m. to 7 p.m.)
Oct 6 - 7 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.)
Examples of Accepted Materials:
· Automotive Fluids
· Batteries
· Antifreeze
· Household Cleaning Products
· Insecticides/Pesticides
· Oil Paint
· Paint Thinners
· Rust Removers
· Solvents
· Fire Extinguishers
· Thermometers
· Turpentine
· Florescent Light Bulbs
*Latex paint is not considered hazardous; it can be dried out and placed with your normal trash collection
Questions? Contact the Recycling Office: (410) 396-4511
Wednesday, July 19: Northern District Community Council Meeting: 7pm
This month’s meeting will provide Northern District updates and a presentation regarding the DOJ Consent Decree.
This is an open, public meeting…all interested parties are welcome.
Meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of every other month. Next meeting will be September 20, 2017
Location: Northern District Police Headquarters, 2201 W. Coldspring Lane
Tuesday, August 1: National Night Out!
Watch for events in the 4th District as they develop! Check with your community association to see how you can help!
Friday, August 4-Sunday August 6: #BaltimoreCeaseFire
This is a city-wide call, asking Baltimore residents to avoid having any murders from Friday, August 4th through Sunday, August 6th.
This is a city-wide call, asking Baltimore residents to celebrate life & do life-affirming activities this weekend, such as cookouts, block parties, neighborhood clean-ups, games, etc
Support by buying a #BaltimoreCeaseFire T-Shirt
What Individuals Can Do Between Now & August 4th (along with regularly sharing the attached picture through social media, with hashtags #BaltimorePeaceChallenge #BaltimoreCeaseFire):
- ASK: Each day, remember to ask at least 3 people to make a commitment to do their part to keep Baltimore murder-free during the 1st weekend of August.
- DO: Get together with people in your community and decide what kinds of activities you all will do during the 1st weekend of August.
- BUILD: Talk to people about the resources they need. Share any information you can find about housing, jobs, mental & emotional health, domestic violence help, healthy & affordable food, etc.
What Groups, Agencies, & Organizations Can Do
Between Now & August 4th
· OUTREACH: Plan dates when groups of your people will go out and tell communities about #BaltimoreCeaseFire Weekend.
- SUPPORT: Find ways that you can support communities to do life-affirming activities during #BaltimoreCeaseFire Weekend.
- COLLABORATE: Connect with other groups to do outreach and support communities.
- BUILD: Talk to people about the resources they need. Share any information you can find about housing, jobs, mental & emotional health, domestic violence help, healthy & affordable food, etc.