Washington Village/Pigtown Neighborhood Planning Council

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Washington Village/Pigtown Neighborhood Planning Council is a community-based coalition of neighborhoods, businesses and agencies committed to human and economic development.

We provide a comprehensive "one stop shop" approach to workforce development, family support, economic development, community mobilization and public safety.

Pages & Links

Pages created by us and Links concerning our neighborhood and local area.

Documents & Pages: Add; Neighborhood Schools; CATONSVILLE MANOR COMMUNITY MAP; Burglary Prevention Tips; Vehicle Break in

External Links: Add; Baltimore City Police Dept.; Councilperson Sharon Green Middleton; City of Baltimore Web site; Mayor Brandon Scott

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Hi I am a social work student at UMB and looking for some information about the Washington Village-Pigtown neighborhood. Is there anyone on this list who would be willing to speak with me briefly?... more

Started: March 15th 2010Replies: 2

Sex Offender Alerts

I'm a student nurse and it recently came to my attention that residents of Pigtown (parents AND children alike) are concerned about sex offenders. I just wanted to pass along this web page that allows... more

Started: September 10th 2008Replies: 0

Littering

As we all know - the city does not maintain the overall upkeep of our neighborhood. It is our responsibility as property owners to remove any debris and trash blown or dumped on our property - this... more

Started: April 29th 2005Replies: 3

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Washington Village/Pigtown Neighborhood Planning Council Real Estate and Home Values

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Protect Your Home's Value From The Foreclosure Next Door: Vacant homes in your neighborhood can hurt the value of your property; here are four things you can do to help prevent your neighbor’s foreclosure from hurting your home. Even if your home has been safe ...
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Neighborhood Resource Guide

Find essential information for homeowners, associations, and the community.

The Adoption Home Study Process: The laws of every State and the District of Columbia require all prospective adoptive parents (no matter how they intend to adopt) to participate in a home study. This process has three purposes: to educate...
Tags: Community – Service – Children – Staff Pick
Closing Out Your Year End Financial Statements: The holiday rush is over and the New Year is upon us. It may seem like a good time to settle down and put yourself back into the pace of new activities. While this may be true for most people,...
Tags: Association – Financial