Tag Archives: lead violations
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MDE Issues Enforcement Actions Against Three City Property Owners for Lead Paint Violations
Leave a commentFebruary 24, 2013 by Baltimore Slumlord Watch
From the Maryland Department of the Environment: MDE’s Lead Poisoning Prevention Program serves as the coordinating agency of statewide efforts …
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MDE Issues Enforcement Actions Against 18 City Property Owners for Lead Paint Violations
Leave a commentJanuary 15, 2013 by Baltimore Slumlord Watch
From the Maryland Department of the Environment: MDE’s Lead Poisoning Prevention Program serves as the coordinating agency of statewide efforts …
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MDE Issues Enforcement Actions Against 10 Baltimore City Property Owners for Lead Paint Violations
Leave a commentAugust 14, 2012 by Baltimore Slumlord Watch
From the Maryland Department of the Environment: MDE’s Lead Poisoning Prevention Program serves as the coordinating agency of statewide efforts …
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MDE Issues Enforcement Actions Against 18 City Property Owners for Lead Paint Violations
4November 25, 2011 by Baltimore Slumlord Watch
From the Maryland Department of the Environment: MDE’s Lead Poisoning Prevention Program serves as the coordinating agency of statewide efforts …
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MDE Issues Enforcement Actions Against 18 City Property Owners for Lead Paint Violations
2November 8, 2010 by Baltimore Slumlord Watch
From the MDE’s press release: MDE’s Lead Poisoning Prevention Program serves as the coordinating agency of statewide efforts to eliminate …
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MDE Fines Two Baltimore City Property Owners
Leave a commentApril 6, 2009 by Baltimore Slumlord Watch
According to an April 1 press release, the Maryland Department of the Environment fined two Baltimore City property owners for …
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MDE Fines Seven Baltimore City Property Owners for Lead Violations
Leave a commentJanuary 21, 2009 by Baltimore Slumlord Watch
The following Baltimore City property owners were held accountable for their failure to comply with Maryland’s lead abatement laws (read …
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