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Mayor convenes Sisson Street drop-off center task force; Ramos named chair, public meetings scheduled

Baltimore City Council · October 27, 2025
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Summary

Councilman Ramos announced a mayoral task force on the Sisson Street drop-off center, naming himself chair and announcing a schedule of public meetings to consider whether to move, retain or close the site.

Councilman Ramos told the council on Oct. 27 that the mayor convened a task force to review the Sisson Street drop-off center and charged the group with making a recommendation on whether to keep, move or close the site. Ramos said the task force includes himself, Councilmember Torrance and Councilmember Jones and that he has been elected chair.

Ramos announced public meeting dates: an initial meeting the night of Oct. 27 (the same evening as the council meeting), Nov. 10 after the council meeting, Nov. 24 after the council meeting, Dec. 8 and Dec. 22. He said the task force will take public testimony both in person and virtually and that additional dates may be announced if more deliberation is needed.

Provenance: Ramos’ announcement and the schedule are recorded at 00:40:43 in the meeting transcript.