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Baltimore / Big Ideas / News / Policy May 29, 2020
READ MOREDave Heilker, via Maryland Matters “Putting even a local moratorium on opioid treatment programs represents a critical misunderstanding of how addiction works and how treatment works. It’s a stance that, in 2020, should be ridiculed when a politician takes it. “When you have a substance abuse disorder, you’re most likely to use the treatment center […]
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Baltimore / News / Policy / Press Release / Statements / Water Bills April 15, 2020
READ MOREFor Immediate Release April 15, 2020 Contact: press@daveforbaltimore.com Statement from District 12 Council Candidate Dave Heilker on Calls for a 180-Day Water Bill Moratorium On April 15th, 2020, Dave Heilker, a Democratic candidate running for Baltimore City Council’s 12th District seat issued the following statement: “Since we launched this campaign in April of 2019, #waterbillrelief […]
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Baltimore / Big Ideas / News / Policy / Water Bills November 19, 2019
READ MOREIt’s time to stop using public money from taxpayers and lifelong Baltimore City residents to bail out corporations who capitalize on a City that doesn’t do enough to collect from corporate debtors.
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Baltimore / Housing / News / Policy / Racial Equity / Transit / Water Bills November 6, 2019
READ MOREHeilker said he favors a community land trust model to support peoples’ ability to invest in their own communities.
“It’s important to recognize that our salvation does not lie in the hands of developers and that if we keep doing this top-down nonsense, we’re going to get more of the same,” he said.
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READ MOREFor Immediate Release April 29, 2019 Contact: dave@daveforbaltimore.com City Council Candidates’ Joint Statement on Proposed Charter Reforms Baltimore, MD — Today, ten of the non-incumbent candidates who have declared their candidacy for Baltimore City Council are issuing a joint statement of support for Councilmembers Henry (Dist. 4) and Burnett’s (Dist. 8) proposed charter amendments. “As […]
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READ MOREBy the time you read this, the people of Flint, Michigan will have been suffering through a catastrophe with far-reaching, irreversible consequences for FIVE FULL YEARS
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READ MOREIt makes it difficult to take someone seriously when they say they want to reduce crime in Baltimore City, when they’re also spending loads of money on sending you pictures of their face…instead of seeking out young men and women looking for work for the summer.
