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Mayor Sheila Dixon became the 48th Mayor of Baltimore on January 17, 2007, succeeding Mayor Martin O'Malley. She holds the distinction of being the first woman ever to hold this position.
For two decades in public office, Mayor Dixon has been a champion of neighborhoods and a pioneer for women and minorities. In 1987, she won a seat on the Baltimore City Council representing the 4th Council District, where she served for 12 years. In 1999, she became the first African-American woman elected as City Council President.
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Mayor's Spotlight:
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The Mayor's Red Line Summit will bring Baltimoreans together with local and national experts and community leaders from other cities to discuss ideas and plan for the maximum possible benefit we can achieve with the Red Line. |
Maryland General Assembly Report for 2008 |
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Mayor Dixon Releases City’s 10 Year Plan to End Homelessness |
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Mayor Dixon Launches the Sustainability Office as a Part of Her Cleaner, Greener Baltimore Initiative |
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Mayor Sheila Dixon’s BRACTION Plan for Baltimore City |
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Contacts
Mayor Sheila Dixon
City Hall, Room 250
100 N. Holliday Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Phone (410) 396-3835
Fax (410) 576-9425
Denise Chavis
Executive Assistant
Phone (410) 396-1800
Betsy Gardner
Executive Secretary
Phone (410) 396-3497
Zoe Michal
Director of Scheduling
Phone (410) 396-4889
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