Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced more than $4.6 million in support programs for residents impacted by the ongoing federal government shutdown.

According to Scott, the funding will help residents with rent, food, and childcare costs, and will support institutions that rely on federal funding to provide life-saving services.

"Here in Baltimore, I want to be very clear that we take care of our neighbors, especially in situations like this, and I want to thank everyone for stepping up in this moment," Mayor Scott said.

Assistance for federal workers in Baltimore

According to Scott, $1.7 million in funds will be allocated for food assistance.

The money will be used to fund the Maryland Food Bank, to provide grants for organizations like the Food Project, So What Else, and the Baltim

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