Commercial Motor Vehicle Repair on City Streets – Prohibition FOR the purpose of prohibiting the practice of commercial non-emergency motor vehicle repairs on City streets or footways;...
Introduced
Moved
Reached a final decision
Became law
Derived from the official record below.
Officially: “Commercial Motor Vehicle Repair on City Streets – Prohibition FOR the purpose of prohibiting the practice of commercial non-emergency motor vehicle repairs on City streets or footways; establishing certain penalties; and defining certain terms. ” Read the full text
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Ordinance
Where it is
Introduced · Sep 15, 2025
Baltimore City Council
Assigned · Sep 15, 2025
Baltimore City Council
Refer to Law Department · Sep 15, 2025
Baltimore City Council
Refer to Dept. of Finance · Sep 15, 2025
Baltimore City Council
Refer to Dept. of Transportation · Sep 15, 2025
Baltimore City Council
Refer to Parking Authority · Sep 15, 2025
Baltimore City Council
Refer to Housing and Community Development · Sep 15, 2025
Baltimore City Council
Refer to Office of Equity and Civil Rights · Sep 15, 2025
Baltimore City Council
Scheduled for a Public Hearing · Nov 6, 2025
Land Use & Transportation Committee
Recommended Favorably with Amendment · Nov 6, 2025
Land Use & Transportation Committee
2nd Reader · Nov 10, 2025
Land Use & Transportation Committee
3rd Reader, for final passage · Nov 24, 2025
Baltimore City Council
Refer to Office of the Mayor · Nov 24, 2025
Baltimore City Council
Signed by Mayor · Dec 3, 2025
Mayor
The numbers
12
sponsors on the bill
Sponsors
Mark ParkerRyan DorseyMark ConwaySharon Green MiddletonJames TorrenceParis GrayJohn BullockPhylicia PorterZac BlanchardJermaine JonesAntonio "Tony" GloverOdette Ramos
Every fact on this page links to its source, starting with the official bill record. Last action: Signed by Mayor (Dec 3, 2025).