City of Baltimore can’t fill executive positions because candidates don’t want to live there

[King Poetic]

Nobody giving up they house in a nice outter burb and restart in b more with a fukked up police force and politicians that’s criminals they damn selves

U can keep that shyt

 

[BigMan]

Baltimore is a real nice city and a rare affordable majority black city on the East Coast with great food and amenities in its nice neighborhoods by the harbor

But overall the city is not safe, atrocious public schools, and some of the bad neighborhoods are Rust Belt status to put it mildly (bombed out)

However a lot of folks from the DMV are moving there for the cheap housing especially if you work from home or make a high income

 

[ThatTruth777]

Well they're gonna dew, what they gotta dew!

 

[the elastic]

Baltimore is the only city I ever been to where I got robbed twice, in the same day, by the same nikka.

woat city in america.

You gotta change your username, playa

 

[eXodus]

Nobody giving up they house in a nice outter burb and restart in b more with a fukked up police force and politicians that’s criminals they damn selves

U can keep that shyt

Right.

 

[voiture]

why the fukk would you want to work for a city government and not want to be a resident of said city?

That's basically almost every police man. Some say it's not a good idea to be running into people you are handing tickets to everyday so most cops don't sometimes don't live in the same city.

 

[The Fade]

Well they're gonna dew, what they gotta dew!

 

[Why-Fi]

a lot of those exec positions are at-will and the politics here are dirty. i dealt with quite a few execs working at bchd

 

[Michael's Black Son]

fukk that.

Hire me.

I’ll live in the Orioles stadium

 

[NatiboyB]

I absolutely love that requirement. Does that requirement apply to its law enforcement officers?

End up with no officials or police

 

[Sir Richard Spirit]

They should offer them free public housing. I think mayors and and politicians should live in local public housing. There’s no excuse not to live in the city you work for.

 

[Mike Ock]

Baltimore is a real nice city and a rare affordable majority black city on the East Coast with great food and amenities in its nice neighborhoods by the harbor

But overall the city is not safe, atrocious public schools, and some of the bad neighborhoods are Rust Belt status to put it mildly (bombed out)

However a lot of folks from the DMV are moving there for the cheap housing especially if you work from home or make a high income

Not from DMV but got a gut renovated row house in Patterson Park for $230k currently being rented, met a good amount of young couples from DC who bought in the same area within the last 3 years.The neighborhood is cool and chilled, but once you cross the Pulaski Hwy, shyt gets really real


People are gonna kick themselves for not taking advantage of the situation and invest in property out there. The city is going thru a face-lift.

 

[Ozymandeas]

I saw a video of downtown Baltimore but nobody was outside.

I'm from the Philly area. Lived in D.C. for years. I've been up and through Baltimore thousands of times. Baltimore has alot of blight and alot of dilapitated neighborhoods but, there's definitely some beauty there too. Another example of a city people call ghetto while white people buy up all the townhouses and apartments so they can take over 20 years from now.

 

[TMBlue]

Baltimore can’t be that bad, right?

Never been there. Have you?
What’s been your Baltimore experience?

Born and raised in Baltimore. A city fallen from grace, underrated, overlooked, but great people nonetheless.

 

[TMBlue]

Baltimore so small but it has so many bad parts. Like it's smaller than North Philly but has the same look and if not grime/crime. Crazy seeing the city being so bad.

don't know where you got your census numbers from, Baltimore isn't smaller than north Philly. Infact, Baltimore City and Metro is bigger than a lot of cities that people, even from Baltimore, wouldn't think. The city was just under 1 million at its peak, in a land area of 80sq miles.