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Founded in 1902, the American Urological Association is a professional organization for the advancement of urologic patient care. It employs more than 15,000 people and offers a wide range of services, such as publications, research, annual meeting, continuing medical education and the formulation of health policy. The association is governed by a board of directors that includes officers, section representatives and a group of nonvoting consultants. Located in Linthicum, Md., the association operates an award program to provide young urology faculty with an international perspective on urologic medicine. It also operates a scholar program that allows one urologist scholar from an underserved country to visit the United States for observing urologic surgeries and procedures, and attending clinics and staff activities.

The Baltimore Police Department-Southern District is dedicated to enhancing community safety through proactive problem-solving and partnerships, as outlined in their community policing plan. They are committed to rebuilding trust and transparency with their community while implementing various crime reduction strategies and policies. As part of their ongoing transformation, the department actively recruits new officers to serve the city, aiming to create a proud generation of law enforcement professionals. They provide resources for crime reporting, tips on homicide-related incidents, and avenues for community members to give feedback or commend employees. Generated from the website

Located in Baltimore, Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems oversees and coordinates all components of emergency medical services system in accordance with Maryland statute and regulation that includes planning, operations, evaluation and research. In addition, the institute provides leadership and medical direction; conducts and supports emergency medical services educational programs; operates and maintains a communications system; designates trauma and specialty centers; licenses and regulates commercial ambulance services; and participates in emergency medical services-related public education and prevention programs. The system operates trauma, consultation and several specialty centers, including the Baltimore Regional Burn Center, the Johns Hopkins Pediatric Trauma Center, the Wilmer Eye Institute, and the Neurotrauma and Hyperbaric Medicine Centers.