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Baltimore traffic chief resigns after few months on the job

By The Associated Press

BALTIMORE — Baltimore’s traffic chief has resigned from his position less than five months after being on the job.

The Baltimore Sun reports Bob Snyder resigned on Thursday after coming out of retirement to take the role on December 30. It’s the second time he has resigned as chief of the city’s traffic division.

A city transportation spokesperson says the departure was a personnel matter and declined to comment further on Snyder’s resignation.

The spokesperson says Snyder is being replaced by the head of the city’s tow yard.

Baltimore City Schools to lay off 450 employees, halt hiring

By The Associated Press
BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore City School officials say the system plans to lay off about 450 temporary employees and halt hiring as it tries to make up for a $21 million budget shortfall incurred during the coronavirus pandemic. News outlets report that the layoffs will affect full-time employees, including some teachers and aides.
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