Most Popular to Report | Who to Contact |
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Report suspicious activity, neighborhood concerns such as abandoned vehicles, parking violations, zoning related issues or any requests for assistance that do not require an immediate response. For an immediate response please use your telephone and dial 9-1-1. | Police |
Lost property is missing or lost and is not believed to be a theft. A few examples include leaving your purse or coat in a restaurant. | Police |
An abandoned vehicle is defined as a vehicle parked on a public roadway or private property that is visibly inoperable or; is not displaying current, valid registration or; is illegally parked for more than 48 hrs. | Police |
A hit and run is when a vehicle has been struck and damaged by another vehicle. For example, if your car is parked, unoccupied and is struck by another vehicle and no suspect vehicle information or evidence is available and no paint was transferred. | Police |
Destruction of property involves the act of damaging or defacing public or private property. A few examples include knocking over mailboxes, throwing rocks through windows, scratching or keying a vehicle, etc. | Police |
Theft is when your property is taken without your permission. For example, if your coat was stolen from your chair while you were in the restroom, or property was taken from the inside of a vehicle. | Police |
Permits, Approvals and Inspections will investigate complaints or forward the complaint to the proper agency for action. In order to process your complaint with minimum delay, certain information is required. Report tall grass, junk yard conditions, recreational vehicle parking, etc. | Permits, Approvals & Inspections |
Complaints Regarding Violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) The ADA complaint form may be used by anyone who wishes to file a complaint alleging discrimination on the basis of disability in the provision of services, activities, programs, employment or benefits by Baltimore County Government. | Office of the ADA Coordinator |
Pothole, Roadside Litter, Ice Conditions Report road and transportation related problems. | Public Works |
Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) maintains the vast majority of street lights for Baltimore County. To report an outage or pole damage, call 410-685-0123 or go visit BGE.com. | Public Works |
Report or find a lost cat, dog or small animal. | Health |
Although you live in Baltimore County, the authority and responsibility for your water service lies with the Baltimore City Department of Public Works. They provide water service to the Metropolitan District area including Baltimore County. | Baltimore City Public Works |
Report a barking dog or stray cat. For assistance with most wildlife complaints, contact the Nuisance Wildlife Hotline at 1-877-463-6497 or visit www.dnr.state.md.us/wildlife. To report tall grass and owners who fail to keep their yard clear of pet waste, submit a Code Complaint. | Health |
Complaints Regarding Trash & Recycling Collection Request or complain about your trash or recycling collection. Provide as much information as you can to help us respond more quickly and effectively to your request/complaint. | Public Works |
Broken Links, Misspellings and Outdated Information on the County Web Site Submitting this Problem Reporting form, you will assist us in making sure the information provided by our site is accurate and functional. | Information Technology |
Supply as much specific information as possible regarding where the rats, rat burrows or rat runs have been seen, and how you may be contacted for more information. | Permits, Approvals & Inspections |
