They probably get vested after 12. How much depends on service time and contributions, usually.

Yes there is a stained Glass Studio in Hampden "Artisan Glass Works" Union Ave, near Clipper Mill.

But they can’t though. The pension is for elected office and they’re honestly not that many elected offices. Plus with this bill they can only run twice in 12 years. So essentially no one is getting a pension.

Again this is a horrible bill that will not solve the problem of corruption in Baltimore politics. Instead it will just make it worse.

Dream on. I grew up, just outside of DC. They think the sun rises and set in that town. Most DC area people are not from that area, so anything which happens outside of DC is off their radar as they are starry eyed about getting their pile of $$. They still are puzzled that Social Security Administration in just out side Baltimore, and at one time the regions IRS was in Baltimore. Most know Baltimore only as a name on I-95 highway sign, and a place which is about cops and robbers on TV.

Ah, bummer. For a moment there I had hope.

So is he implying that it would be just if future elected council members changed the law since they would be subject to the 8-year term limit?

On their website, you can put your tag number to find the tolls owed. Click on Find my tolls. Then click on the middle area Find my tolls link and make sure you type in the correct tag number of your vehicle. I hear today is the last day for discounts on their tolls.

Sounds unrealistically complicated and also involving several easily identifiable individuals and organizations that are guilty of receiving or possessing stolen goods -- but what do I know.

Or they could convert to a contributory plan with a match and vest immediately like many city governments do.

holy shit. piss

grano in hampden is a real gem! get the mussels, last time i went you couldn't see the pasta at all for how many it came with

Oh definitely no issues then!

Oh definitely no issues then!

If you have an iPhone, download MagicPlan to do a drawing yourself if you’re willing. Use your camera to measure the area, then add the stairs and fence objects to it. I used it for my bathroom renovation permit.

Wait, all city employees get a pension after working for 12 years? How much?

Just a burning instinct

My heart aches for that woman. Thankfully, my spouse isn't like that at all. I just have to deal with the random cavemen that are still roaming the earth.

Not the biggest Mayor Scott fan, but I gotta give credit where credit is due. Thank you sir!

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Thanks for the advice. The meter reader’s picture would be a stronger case of the sign is in it.

8 years. What a joke

This would be a stupid thing to say in any context, but it isn't even relevant here at all.

Hats off to him.

I recently contested a ticket and the court proceeding was over Zoom. This was as of August.

I was one of the last people in the docket so got to see a lot of other people's cases. Something like this, where there was a legitimate issue with the signage, the judge would throw out entirely.

Look at the picture the meter reader took (you should be able to view this online - check the instructions on the ticket) and it might show the sign, depending where your car was. If you contest the ticket, there's an opportunity to upload a picture, where you can put this photo too. The judge will look at the picture the meter reader sent along with any pictures you present.

Since there obviously is a sign, and it says something about parking, I can't say for certain that yours will definitely get thrown out. But the judge definitely did not like Baltimore City's parking enforcement and threw out a lot of tickets.

Basically anything that didn't have a legit excuse was reduced to $50 total with absolutely any excuse, including "oops, I didn't mean to". (Which was mine, TBF.) (Except handicapped parking issues because those are way more expensive.)

Thank you!