Councilman Mark Conway

10/16/2026

🏃🏽‍♀️‍➡️ Baltimore Running Festival: Traffic & Transit Advisory 🏃‍♂️

The Baltimore Running Festival is tomorrow, Saturday, October 17! Please plan ahead for road closures, parking restrictions, and public transit changes.

Parking & Road Closures

- Tonight at 8 PM: Parking restrictions begin. Vehicles in restricted areas may be ticketed and towed.
- Saturday, 6 AM–3 PM: Road closures will affect travel throughout the city.

🚎 Public Transit Changes | Saturday, October 17

Charm City Circulator

- 🟠 Orange, Purple & Banner: No service, 9 AM–4 PM.
- 🟢 Green: Temporary detours.
- 🔴 Cherry: Regular service south of Henrietta Street.

Harbor Connector

- 10:30 AM–7:30 PM: Modified Inner and Outer Harbor loops, weather permitting, serving select stops in the Inner Harbor, Harbor East, Federal Hill, Fells Point, Locust Point, and Canton.

Plan your route before heading out!

View the interactive route map: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/00e9c47e239049ba9f680ba073a1a5e1 #

10/14/2026

Baltimore, get ready to hit the ground running! 🏃🏾‍♂️

The Baltimore Running Festival is happening this Saturday, October 17, bringing runners, families, and supporters together for one of our city's biggest running events!

From the marathon and half marathon to the 10K and 5K, there's something for runners of all levels. It's a great opportunity to get moving, support one another, and experience Baltimore's neighborhoods in a different way.

I'll be cheering on everyone taking part! Remember to plan ahead for road closures and traffic changes along the race routes.

10/09/2026

Baltimore needs more housing options, but we have to get the policy right.

The ADU bill is back in committee, and I'm advocating for stronger safeguards, including owner-occupancy, conditional use approval by the Board, and compliance with bulk and yard requirements.

I support expanding housing opportunities while protecting our neighborhoods. Here's where I stand.

10/09/2026

Last week, the Land Use Committee heard serious concerns about the proposed data center bill.

I withdrew my sponsorship because the bill doesn't go far enough to protect Baltimore residents.

We shouldn't approve data centers now and figure out the protections later.

10/07/2026

Today, I attended the Middle Branch Resiliency Initiative Celebration of Progress!

It was great to see the work underway to strengthen Baltimore’s waterfront, restore natural habitats, and create healthier, more resilient communities.

Investing in our environment means investing in the people and neighborhoods that call Baltimore home. I'm encouraged by the progress being made and look forward to seeing this important work continue.

10/06/2026

Save the date! 📅

Join me for our State of the District Public Safety Town Hall as we talk about public safety in District 4, hear directly from the community, and discuss the work ahead to keep our neighborhoods safe.

📍 Loyola University – Knott Hall
4501 N. Charles Street
📅 Saturday, October 24
⏰ 10 AM–12 PM

Your questions, concerns, and ideas matter. I hope you’ll join us and be part of the conversation.

Register @ https://bit.ly/4hMKPqW or scan the QR code.

Stay connected! I’ll keep you posted.

09/30/2026

09/28/2026

The court has again declined to pause the order requiring the City to restore the Inspector General’s access to City systems and respond to outstanding subpoenas.

Independent oversight should not depend on a court battle. That’s why we’re continuing our work to strengthen and protect the Inspector General’s access to City records.

We’re now drafting the petition materials for the ballot measure. **In the meantime, register to sign the petition.** Remember, registration is not the petition itself. Once the petition packet is ready, we’ll contact you with information on how to sign in person.

Facebook: Registration link is in the caption.
Instagram: Registration link is in my bio.

09/24/2026

Flu and cold season is here! Visit your local pharmacy, get your flu vaccine, and take care of yourself. Going to take my own advice and rest!

09/23/2026

What if Baltimore had more choice in where we get our energy?

Community Choice Aggregation, or CCA, allows local governments to bring customers together and purchase electricity as a group, creating more local say over energy costs and sources. BGE would still deliver the electricity, maintain the infrastructure, and respond to outages.

Montgomery County is exploring this model through a state-authorized pilot. Should Baltimore have more options when it comes to how we purchase our energy?

It’s a conversation worth having.

Stay connected! I’ll keep you posted.