@EllenEnders It’s more like the majority of Maryland non-urban residents view the city as the problem surrounding the stadiums.
He’s just playing to the crowd.
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@EllenEnders No. We’ll, maybe. It depends on location. Some neighborhoods have done this with people like Dorsey while others keep electing Stokes.
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@EdwardEricsonJr Exactly… I’ll heal but that guy needs help.
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@eric_hontz @timmyintransit This is 100% a policy issue that could be addressed in two weeks but instead, they’re looking into “revamping” it.
Easy fix: don’t close a ticket until addressed or until submitter is contacted.
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Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
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Mix in elected officials who are either looking up or away and you get today’s Baltimore.
I wish I knew the solution but the reality is only we can fix this with cooperation amount residents and holding our elected leaders accountable or voting them out.
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That’s my summary of what’s wrong with Baltimore: Unaccountability. Combine that with a commuter employee base of non-city residents and you get a tragic combination of Apathy and Unaccountability.
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Yesterday, there was a funny tweet meme about politicians just running on making city services work better.
I would contribute money to a politician who said “we’re going to fix DPW, DoT, Rec & Parks” or “Let’s use 311 like it was designed and keep city agencies accountable”
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99% of my issues with Baltimore are quality of life. Right now, you can’t get a city agency to do much.
Soccer fields? Overgrown because city vendors.
Crosswalks? If they acknowledge call then say won’t have paint for months.
Schools? (Place your BCPS story here)
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