Last page edit 08/18/08
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Baltimore City Courts
Additional Directions: From I-83, coming off 83 from Presidents Street, the first light is Fayette Street. Go right onto Fayette. Proceed for 3 blocks until you see Calvert St. The Courthouse is on that street. See the MAP below. Parking: The Courthouse does not have parking for the public. Although there are meters on Calvert and Fayette Streets it is not suggested that you depend on them because of restrictions on street parking and the number of people using them at the time of day. Cost of those meters is $0.25 per 15 minutes. There is a parking lot located at 215 E. Fayette Street (Fayette and Calvert). The cost is $9.00 for 6 hours. Parking Garages:
Most garages have handicapped parking at the elevator on each level. Most garages accept checks, you need to show them your driver's license. No credit cards are accepted. Allow 15 minutes to get from parking to the courthouse. Bus Information: MTA Buses, numbers 8, 20, 23, 15, 61, and 64, have bus stops nearby. Metro and Light Rail Information: The Light Rail has a station at Howard and Baltimore Streets, from there you can transfer to a MTA bus to the Courthouse. The Metro Subway Charles Center Station exits at the east end of Charles Center onto Baltimore and Calvert Streets. Additional Helpful Information:
Eastside District Court Building Civil Division Southern District Note: Cell phones without cameras are allowed in the court. Phones with cameras must be left in your car or at home.
Source: Maryland Legal Assistance Network -updated by the Maryland State Law Library (MSLL). Last date of review 8/18/08 (PLL/M.A.J.) |
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