Districts
The dividing line between what might be called the ancient and the modern history of the Baltimore police can be drawn with perfect distinctness at the point where what is now popularly known as the " Reorganization of the police" began. This was in the month of April, 1867. All the events that transpired previously to this time belong in the annals of by-gone-days; everything that has taken place since has a living and present significance. When Messrs. Carr, Fusselbaugh and Jarrett became Police Commissioners in 1867, under the new law, the city was divided into four police districts; the Middle, the Eastern, the Western, and the Southern Districts. In all these districts the station-houses were old structures, that did well enough for the times in which they were built, but were altogether inadequate to the needs of such a police force as Baltimore had at the time.
Central District
500 E. Baltimore Street Baltimore, Maryland 21202
410-396-2411
Southeastern District
5710 Eastern Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21224
410-396-2422
Northern District
201 W. Coldspring Lane Baltimore, Maryland 21215
410-396-2455
Western District
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