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The Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC) provides a range of public housing services and rental assistance programs to residents in Baltimore, Maryland. With a mission focus on creating economic mobility and empowerment for families, HABC oversees various housing operations including public housing, the Housing Choice Voucher Program, and supportive services through the Office of Resident Services. HABC is dedicated to ensuring fair housing practices and compliance with the Fair Housing Act, offering resources and assistance to help residents navigate their housing options. The organization aims to enhance community living conditions and support resident engagement through various development and improvement initiatives. Generated from the website

Serving Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Carroll County, Harford County and Howard County. About Us GBC History For more than five decades the Greater Baltimore Committee, the region's premier organization of business and civic leaders, has focused the resources of its broad membership on the key issues relating to business climate and quality of life in the Greater Baltimore region. The GBC was organized on January 5, 1955 as an action committee designed to mobilize the commercial, industrial and professional leadership of Baltimore to bring about tangible and rapid improvements in the community. For a brief history on GBC's involvement in the projects that transformed Baltimore City, click here. GBC Vision Greater Baltimore Baltimore City and the five surrounding counties ( Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford and Howard Counties ) - will be recognized as a leader in the global economy. GBC Mission The mission of the Greater Baltimore Committee is to improve the business climate of the Greater Baltimore region by organizing its corporate and civic leadership to develop solutions to the problems that affect the region's competitiveness and viability. Regions, not individual jurisdictions, are the primary economic competitors in the global economy. Successful regions are characterized by healthy and viable core areas, while regions with declining core areas do not perform as well.