Baltimore City Planning Director Chris Ryer plans to retire

Select Board: Chief Rafferty announces plans to retire

Select Board Chair Mike Loughran announced at the outset of Tuesday meeting that Police Chief Helena Rafferty has decided to retire after 36 years of service to the CPD, effective with the expiration of her contract on June 30. Chief Helena Rafferty Loughran said he will keep the public updated on next steps for selecting a new chief, starting with the appointment of an interim chief. The board also plans to hire a professional consulting firm t…

BHC Executive Director Jo Ann Windman to Retire

After nearly four decades at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, Windman says she's ready for a well-deserved break. The post BHC Executive Director Jo Ann Windman to Retire appeared first on JMORE.

Baltimore City Planning Director Chris Ryer to Retire

Chris Ryer, Director of Baltimore’s Department of Planning for the past six years, is planning to retire but will stay in his position until a successor is named. Mayor Brandon Scott announced on Thursday that Ryer will retire after a 40-year career in community planning and development, much of it with the City of Baltimore. “Director Ryer’s planning expertise and leadership have been instrumental in creating a more equitable, sustainable, and …

Baltimore City Planning Director Chris Ryer plans to retire

Chris Ryer, Director of Baltimore’s Department of Planning for the past six years, is planning to retire but will stay in his position until a successor is named.Mayor Brandon Scott announced on Thursday that Ryer will retire after a 40-year career in community planning and development, much of it with the City of Baltimore.“Director Ryer’s planning expertise and leadership have been instrumental in creating a more equitable, sustainable, and pr…

Chris Ryer to step down as Baltimore’s planning director

The former community planner served in the position for six years as development decisions appeared increasingly driven more by politics and business interests rather than planning principles.