Committed to Community, Dedicated to Progress
James Torrence remains committed to making our government work for all of us, not the few. James believes systemic change can only be achieved when principled leaders engage in collaborative problem-solving approaches that empower communities and protect our vulnerable neighbors. As the next councilman for the 7th District, he will do just that.
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JAMES ON THE ISSUES
Improve City Services & Public Safety
In response to our communities’ evolving realities, public safety agencies have to proactively develop strategies to create solutions…
Better Schools & More Jobs
As a product of Baltimore City Schools, James is committed to increasing local funding for education and major facility improvements…
Strong Communities
Neighborhoods thrive when everyone is vested in their futures. James will work tirelessly to ensure everyone has safe, livable, and affordable housing…
FOLLOW JAMES ON SOCIAL
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There is a water service disruption at 2326 N. Monroe St. It is an 8’’ main affecting 30 services and 0 hydrants. T… https://t.co/uYmbBqCDfY
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“Baltimore is my home and I believe in our resilience. Our progress requires investment in our children, every neighborhood and a willingness to protect the vulnerable amongst us.”
— James Torrence