Baltimore County Residents Report Increased Crime Concerns
Baltimore County is considering the implementation of micro transit to assist residents living in areas without access to mass transit. Officials are seeking public input before making a final decision on the service. The initiative aims to provide transportation for individuals who do not own cars and live too far to walk. A survey indicates 30% of Baltimore County residents believe crime in their neighborhood has increased. This contrasts with Baltimore City, where only 21% of residents reported an increase in crime. Additionally, 29% of Baltimore County residents stated they feel unsafe walking in their neighborhoods after dark. The survey also found that 15% of county residents believe crime has decreased, while 48% reported it remains about the same.
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Sources · 7 independent
WBAL Baltimore
“Baltimore County is now considering micro transit to help fill the void, but before they make a decision as to what they do, they want your input.”
WBAL Baltimore
“She says there's been no decision just yet on if the county will move forward with the micro transit plan or even how much it'll cost.”
WBAL Baltimore
“We just want to know are there people out there that would actually utilize the service? That's what the survey is all about, engaging.”
WBAL Baltimore
“30% say there's more crime in their neighborhood. That's a significant difference. And 29% of Baltimore County residents feel unsafe walking around their neighborhood after dark.”
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