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Belair-Edison Neighborhoods, Inc.'s mission is to foster an environment where residents, business owners, and stakeholders feel confident to invest their time energy and money. We offer: - Pre-purchase education and one-on-one counseling
- Foreclosure intervention services
- Small business development and promotion
- Community Organizing and outreach
- Neighborhood marketing
- Resources available through Baltimore Main Streets
- Small grants for block improvement projects through Healthy Neighborhoods, Inc.
For more information on any of these programs, check out the rest of our website or call us at 410-485-8422. |
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   | One-Plus-One Trash And Recycling Collection
Household Trash
What should you put your trash in? Every city household is required to have a sufficient number of trash receptacles that are in good condition, water-tight, and have fitting lids.When should you put your trash out? You should set out your trash for pick-up on the morning of your collection day by 7 a.m. In Belair-Edison we have trash collections on Friday. Single Stream Recycling
Baltimore City offers single stream recycling collection on Wednesdays. All recyclables (paper, plastic, and glass) should be placed out by 7 a.m. Wednesday morning and can go in the same container -- either a cardboard box, recycling bin, or trash can marked "recycling." For more information, go to www.cleanergreenerbaltimore.com. |  | Bulk Trash
In Belair-Edison, your bulk trash day is either the 3rd Monday or the 3rd Tuesday of the month. In order to have your bulk items removed, you must call 410-361-9333 at least 3 business days before your bulk trash day in order to make arrangements to have your items taken or you may schedule an appointment online: https://baltimore.customerservicerequest.org/web_intake_balt/Controller. Once you have called to make arrangements for bulk trash pick up, set out everything no later than 7:00 a.m. on your bulk trash pickup day. You may leave up to 3 bulk items outside your fence in the alley, and they will be picked up as long as you have called in advance.
What types of items will be collected?
Furniture, appliances, and mattresses.
What types of items will NOT be collected?
Auto parts, building materials, and hazardous materials. |
  | 311
Baltimore City's One Call Center, 311 will connect you to a variety of city services. Please use 311 whenever there is no emergency, but you still need to contact a police officer or other city official. |  | 911
In case of an emergency, dialing 911 will connect you to the police, the fire department, and an ambulance. | | | Your Community Organizations
BECA: If you would like to get involved in the community, volunteer for committees, or attend a community meeting, call Belair-Edison Community Association at 410.485.5083. BENI is here to help residents with everything from beautifying their blocks to home improvement loans to homeownership counseling. Call us anytime at 410.485.8422. |
  | City Council
Belair-Edison is located in the 3rd and 13th City Council Districts. Robert Curran is the councilman for the 3rd District. Vernon Crider is the councilman for the 13th district. |  | State Representatives
Belair-Edison is part of the 45th Legislative District. Our State Delegates are Talmadge Branch, Cheryl D. Glenn, and Hattie N. Harrison. Our State Senator is Nathaniel J. McFadden. |  | U.S. Representatives
Belair-Edison is part of the 2nd and 3rd Maryland Congressional Districts. Our Representatives are Dutch Ruppersberger and John Sarbanes Our U.S. Senators are Barbara Mikulski and Benjamin Cardin. |
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