Councilwoman Phylicia Porter

Councilwoman Phylicia Porter The office of the District 10 Baltimore City Councilwoman, Phylicia Porter.

Member: Public Safety and Government Operations (SGO) Committee
Member: Education, Workforce, and Youth (EWY) Committee
Member: Health, Environment, and Technology (HET) Committee

Baltimore, let's show up for each other. On this 988 Day, we're calling on our community to check in with the people aro...
09/08/2026

Baltimore, let's show up for each other. On this 988 Day, we're calling on our community to check in with the people around them because connection matters.

To learn more about 988 and how to help others, visit https://988helpline.org/help-loved-ones/

Today we celebrate the workers who show up every day to build, serve, and strengthen this city. The labor movement has a...
09/07/2026

Today we celebrate the workers who show up every day to build, serve, and strengthen this city.

The labor movement has always been about dignity, fairness, and the belief that every worker deserves to be treated with respect.

Today and every day, we honor that. Happy Labor Day, Baltimore.

Season 2 of I Got Time with Phylicia Porter is back on September 17th with more of the conversations Baltimore needs to ...
09/05/2026

Season 2 of I Got Time with Phylicia Porter is back on September 17th with more of the conversations Baltimore needs to have.

From policy to community to everything in between, we are picking up right where we left off.

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Your District 10 community resource roundup is back, and this is Volume 5.Every month, we gather the resources our neigh...
09/03/2026

Your District 10 community resource roundup is back, and this is Volume 5.

Every month, we gather the resources our neighbors are actually asking about and put them in one place you can save and share. Housing help, health services, and support for families who need a hand.

Swipe through and pass it to someone who could use it. That is how a resource reaches the person it was meant for.

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09/03/2026

Baltimore City Department of General Services has completed the necessary maintenance for City Hall and The Benton Building to resume normal operations and normal business hours. We appreciate your patience.

It takes a lot of people to get our kids ready for a new school year, and that’s why I stopped by Mayor Brandon Scott's ...
09/02/2026

It takes a lot of people to get our kids ready for a new school year, and that’s why I stopped by Mayor Brandon Scott's annual Back to School Kick-off, Councilman John Bullock’s Back-to-School Giveaway, and back-to-school events across District 10.

Thank you to every organization that poured into our families, and to the parents, teachers, bus drivers, crossing guards, and support staff who show up for our kids every single day.
To our young people: go in ready to learn. Let's make it a great year, Baltimore.

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For years, Baltimore has done the hard work of closing the digital divide, getting devices, broadband, and connection in...
09/01/2026

For years, Baltimore has done the hard work of closing the digital divide, getting devices, broadband, and connection into neighborhoods that were redlined out of investment for generations. That work matters, and is not finished.

But while we have been closing the gap, a new one has opened right behind it. Last week, I joined the Baltimore City Office of Information Technology at The Factory in West Baltimore for the Digital Equity Ecosystem Forum, where leaders across sectors came together to begin building a Baltimore AI Equity Framework.
AI is already reshaping healthcare, housing, and how people find work. It is not neutral, and it learns from a world with all its inequities intact. If we close the digital divide but let an AI divide open behind it, we will have solved yesterday’s problem while missing tomorrow’s. That is the work I want Baltimore out in front of.

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Today is International Overdose Awareness Day, and in Baltimore, this day carries real weight.We pause to remember the l...
08/31/2026

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day, and in Baltimore, this day carries real weight.
We pause to remember the lives lost and hold space for the families and friends who loved them. This crisis does not discriminate. What separates the neighborhoods hit hardest from those with more support is access, access to resources, proper medication, quality care, and outreach workers on the ground. That is what drives my work as Chair of the Public Health and Environment Committee, and it is why legislation that funds, protects, and holds those systems accountable matters.
Recovery is possible, and no one should have to navigate this alone.
If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de and Crisis Lifeline, which also supports those experiencing a substance use crisis.

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Some of this you already knew. Some of this you're about to find out. Follow or don't, but you'll know exactly where I s...
08/22/2026

Some of this you already knew. Some of this you're about to find out. Follow or don't, but you'll know exactly where I stand. 👇🏽


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