Comptroller Bill Henry | Baltimore City
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Comptroller Bill Henry | Baltimore City
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Baltimore City Office of the Comptroller
As a separate, independently elected part of the Executive Branch, the Baltimore City Office of the Comptroller provides support and direction to support the city’s fiscal and internal operations.
The Comptroller's Office supervises five municipal departments:
The
Department of Accounts Payable
is responsible for all payments and disbursements made by the City with the exception of payroll and debt management.
The
Department of Audits
provides regular financial and performance audits of City agencies and City government as a whole.
The
Department of Real Estate
manages all of the City’s real estate holdings.
The
Department of Telecommunications
provides telephone services to all city agencies.
The
Municipal Postal Operations
is responsible for
handling the city’s mail, both by operating interagency mail service and serving as an intermediary with the USPS for all mail coming to and from city agencies.
Additionally, the Comptroller’s
Executive Office
manages the day-to-day operations of the Board of Estimates including agenda drafting, review, analysis, and document retention.
The Comptroller also sits on six boards:
The
Board of Estimates (BOE)
, which approves the City’s budgeting, spending, construction, personnel, and procurement contracts.
The
Board of Finance (BOF)
, which issues City bonds and loans, reviews the City’s capital budget and is responsible for all City trusts and investments.
The
Employees’ Retirement Systems Board
(ERSB)
, the
Board of Trustees for the Retirement Savings Plan (RSP)
, and the
Fire & Police Employees’ Retirement Systems Board (F&P)
which govern all of the City’s pension funds.
The Board of the
Baltimore Museum of Art.
Baltimore Hotel Corporation
Board.
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Meet the Comptroller
On December 8, 2020, Bill Henry was first sworn in as Comptroller of Baltimore City and was re-elected to a second term in 2024. Under his leadership, the Office of the Comptroller has focused on modernizing systems to increase accessibility and accountability.
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Comptroller Bill Henry Contact
Get In Touch
comptroller@baltimorecity.gov
Office: (410) 396-4755
Address
City Hall - Room 204
100 Holliday St.
Baltimore, MD 21202
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Skip to main content
Back
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Accounts Payable
Audit Reports
Board of Estimates
BOE Dashboard
Ceremonial Documents
Comptroller Reports
Open Checkbook 2.0
Press Releases
Baltimore City Office of the Comptroller
As a separate, independently elected part of the Executive Branch, the Baltimore City Office of the Comptroller provides support and direction to support the city’s fiscal and internal operations.
The Comptroller's Office supervises five municipal departments:
The
Department of Accounts Payable
is responsible for all payments and disbursements made by the City with the exception of payroll and debt management.
The
Department of Audits
provides regular financial and performance audits of City agencies and City government as a whole.
The
Department of Real Estate
manages all of the City’s real estate holdings.
The
Department of Telecommunications
provides telephone services to all city agencies.
The
Municipal Postal Operations
is responsible for
handling the city’s mail, both by operating interagency mail service and serving as an intermediary with the USPS for all mail coming to and from city agencies.
Additionally, the Comptroller’s
Executive Office
manages the day-to-day operations of the Board of Estimates including agenda drafting, review, analysis, and document retention.
The Comptroller also sits on six boards:
The
Board of Estimates (BOE)
, which approves the City’s budgeting, spending, construction, personnel, and procurement contracts.
The
Board of Finance (BOF)
, which issues City bonds and loans, reviews the City’s capital budget and is responsible for all City trusts and investments.
The
Employees’ Retirement Systems Board
(ERSB)
, the
Board of Trustees for the Retirement Savings Plan (RSP)
, and the
Fire & Police Employees’ Retirement Systems Board (F&P)
which govern all of the City’s pension funds.
The Board of the
Baltimore Museum of Art.
Baltimore Hotel Corporation
Board.
Comptroller's Mailing List
Receive Board of Estimates agendas, press releases, and other important news from Comptroller Bill Henry.
Sign Up Now
Meet the Comptroller
On December 8, 2020, Bill Henry was first sworn in as Comptroller of Baltimore City and was re-elected to a second term in 2024. Under his leadership, the Office of the Comptroller has focused on modernizing systems to increase accessibility and accountability.
Read Bio
Comptroller Bill Henry Contact
Get In Touch
comptroller@baltimorecity.gov
Office: (410) 396-4755
Address
City Hall - Room 204
100 Holliday St.
Baltimore, MD 21202
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