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26-0224 · Ordinance

Study and Report – Feasibility of Solar-Powered Streetlights

Status: In Committee
Assigned body: Land Use & Transportation Committee
Sponsors: Ryan Dorsey, Zeke Cohen, Odette Ramos, Antonio "Tony" Glover, Jermaine Jones, Zac Blanchard, Phylicia Porter, Paris Gray, James Torrence, Sharon Green Middleton, Mark Conway, John Bullock

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Official title & purpose

Study and Report – Feasibility of Solar-Powered Streetlights FOR the purpose of requiring that the Department of Transportation submit a report to the Mayor and City Council that analyzes the feasibility of converting some or all of the City’s streetlights to be solar-powered, inventories the City’s current streetlight infrastructure and any associated costs, details the available technological options for solar-powered streetlights, and proposes a potential pilot program for installing solar-powered streetlights in certain neighborhoods or areas.

Actions & hearings

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2026-09-14 · Refer to Dept. of Planning

Baltimore City Council

This Ordinance was Refer to Dept. of Planning

2026-09-14 · Refer to Dept. of Transportation

Baltimore City Council

This Ordinance was Refer to Dept. of Transportation

2026-09-14 · Refer to Dept. of Finance

Baltimore City Council

This Ordinance was Refer to Dept. of Finance

2026-09-14 · Assigned

Baltimore City Council

This Ordinance was Assigned to the Land Use & Transportation Committee.

2026-09-14 · Introduced

Baltimore City Council

This Ordinance was Introduced to the Baltimore City Council.

Official documents

Source: Baltimore City legislative records. Last modified: 2026-09-15T16:58:26.13 UTC.