Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement | Baltimore City
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Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement | Baltimore City
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The Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE) works with people, groups, and businesses to make Baltimore’s neighborhoods safer. We team up with residents, community organizations, the government, police, and local businesses to help reduce violence and build safer communities across our city.
Mayor Brandon M. Scott started MONSE in December 2020 to replace the old Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice. Our job is to reduce gun violence and tackle the causes of violence. We believe in being fair to everyone while making sure everyone who lives, works, and plays in Baltimore feels safe. Our team follows Baltimore's 5-year
Comprehensive Violence Prevention Plan
to guide these efforts.
MONSE programs are designed to prevent violence, help people make better choices, and support those returning from jail. Our programs include stopping community violence, helping people change their lives, giving support to crime victims, and making our neighborhoods stronger.
Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement Contact
Get In Touch
monse@baltimorecity.gov
410-396-0125
Address
2700 Rayner Ave
Baltimore, MD 21216
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Skip to main content
Back
Popular Services
Meet Our Team
Our Programs
Public Safety Accountability Dashboard
Violence Prevention Plan
What We Do
The Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE) works with people, groups, and businesses to make Baltimore’s neighborhoods safer. We team up with residents, community organizations, the government, police, and local businesses to help reduce violence and build safer communities across our city.
Mayor Brandon M. Scott started MONSE in December 2020 to replace the old Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice. Our job is to reduce gun violence and tackle the causes of violence. We believe in being fair to everyone while making sure everyone who lives, works, and plays in Baltimore feels safe. Our team follows Baltimore's 5-year
Comprehensive Violence Prevention Plan
to guide these efforts.
MONSE programs are designed to prevent violence, help people make better choices, and support those returning from jail. Our programs include stopping community violence, helping people change their lives, giving support to crime victims, and making our neighborhoods stronger.
Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement Contact
Get In Touch
monse@baltimorecity.gov
410-396-0125
Address
2700 Rayner Ave
Baltimore, MD 21216
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