Baltimore City plans to overhaul its water system, but the Department of Public Works will retain the city’s water meter shop operations and staff, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Friday.
In October, former Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced plans to outsource water meter operations to a contractor Itron Inc.
But on Friday, Scott said the city would be keeping the 69 employees who are assigned to the meter shop, which manages and maintains city and county water meters.
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