Offenses to which subtitle applies – Listing.
Baltimore City Code, Article 1, § 41-14
in effect§ 41-14. Offenses to which subtitle applies – Listing.
(1) Article 1. Mayor, City Council, and Municipal Agencies
§ 38-13. Counterfeit and fraudulent Baltimore City ID Cards | $100
§ 42-30. Licensing violations - Penalties
Operating without a valid business license | $1,000
Operating with improper business licensure | $1,000
Operating in violation of the terms of a business license | $1,000
(2) Article 2 Consumer Protections
Subtitle 4. Unfair, Abusive, or Deceptive Trade Practices | $1,000
Subtitle 10. Motor Fuel Sales
§ 10-4(c). Failure to display highest credit price for motor fuel
1st offense | $100
2nd offense | $250
3rd offense | $500
4th or subsequent offense | $1,000
Subtitle 16. Ticket Sales – Charges by Operators and Agents | $750
Subtitle 17. Ticket Sales – Ticket Purchasing Software | $750
(3) Article 5. Finance, Property, and Procurement
Subtitle 11. Fair Election Fund | $500
(4) Article 7. Natural Resources
Division I. Floodplain Management | $500
(5) Article 13. Housing and Urban Renewal
§ 5-4. License Required | $1000
(6) Article 15. Licensing and Regulation
Subtitle 17. Street Vendors | $500
Subtitle 18. Itinerant Wholesale Produce Dealers | $50
Subtitle 42. Human Trafficking Notice Requirements
1st offense | $500
Subsequent offense | $1,000
Subtitle 43. Public Restrooms | $100
(7) Article 19. Police Ordinances
§ 1-2. Placement {of advertising circulars} without permission
1st offense | $50
2nd offense | $100
3rd or subsequent offense | $500
§ 7-2. Vehicle alarms: Prohibited devices | $100
Subtitle 8. Burglar Alarms - Registration and Regulation
§ 8-8. False alarm fees.
Failure to pay -
Residential users | $100
Non-residential users | $500
All other provisions
Users | $100
Contractors, Monitors, Others | $500
§ 13-1. Disorderly drinking – In general | $500
§ 13-2. Disorderly drinking – Parents or guardians of minors | $150
§ 14-2. Drinking or possessing open containers in public places – In general | $250
§ 14-3. Drinking or possessing open containers in public places – Parents or guardians of minors | $150
Subtitle 25. Loitering – General | $50
§ 26-6. Loitering – Drug-Free Zone | $50
§ 27-3. Loitering – For assignation, etc. | $50
§ 27-15. Loitering – Prostitution-Free Zone | $50
§ 32-3. Sales to minors [in proximity to liquor stores] | $500
§ 32-4. Inducing minor to purchase | $500
§ 32-5. False representation by minor
1st offense | $50
2nd or subsequent offense | $150
§ 34-5. Curfews: Prohibited conduct of parents, guardians, etc. | $50
§ 34-6. Curfews: Prohibited conduct of establishments | $500
§ 39-2. Replica gun possession prohibited.
1st offense | $250
2nd or subsequent offense | $1,000
§ 40-9. Dirt Bikes, etc. – Motor fuel sales | $100
§ 41-2. Outdoor telephones: Prohibited placement | $500
Subtitle 43B. Neighborhood Nuisances and Unruly Social Events
1st offense | $500
2nd or subsequent offense within 12 months of previous offense | $1,000
§ 45-2. Signs on or affecting public property: Posting prohibited | $500
§ 47-5. Nighttime soliciting | $100
§ 50-1. Obstructing street: racing or stunt driving | $1,000
§ 50-2. Obstructing street, etc., or gutter | $50
§ 50-3. Merchandise projecting from building | $50
§ 50-56. Soliciting customers. | $100
§ 51-2. Compliance with park rules
1st offense | $250
2nd offense | $500
3rd or subsequent offense | $1,000
§ 59-18. Reporting {theft or loss of firearm} required
1st offense | $500
Subsequent offense | $750
(8) Article 24. Water
§ 21-1. Rules and regulations {to protect water supply and facilities}
Watershed Regulations
Polluting or depositing trash, etc., in reservoir waters or tributaries | $500
Trespassing or otherwise entering or traversing property in violation of rule or regulation | $150
Boating without a required permit or otherwise in violation of rule or regulation | $100
Hunting without a required permit or otherwise in violation of rule or regulation | $100
Fishing without a required permit or otherwise in violation of rule or regulation | $60
Other recreational activity (horseback riding, bicycling, picnicking, etc.) in violation of rule or regulation | $60
Smoking except where expressly allowed | $75
All other violations | $100
All other rules and regulations of Department to protect water supply and facilities | $250
§ 21-2. Suspension, etc., of certain uses | $100
§ 21-3. Injuring fire hydrants | $250
§ 21-4. Wrongful use after cut-off | $150
§ 21-5. Refusal of entry | $100
§ 21-6. Interference with equipment; illegal use of water | $500
(9) Article 26. Surveys, Streets, and Highways
Subtitle 23. Underground Conduit System | $1,000
(10) Article 31. Transit and Traffic
Subtitle 10. Residential Permit Parking Program
§ 10-40. Falsifying or concealing information | $500
§ 10-41. Fraudulent obtaining, etc., permit | $500
§ 10-42. Counterfeiting or altering permits | $500
§ 10-43. Using invalid permits | $500
§ 10-44. Misusing visitor’s permit | $500
§ 10-45. Landlord abuse | $500
§ 10-46. Aiding another in violation | $500
Subtitle 16. Use-of-the-Road Regulations
§ 16-5. Repairing vehicles on streets
As a motor vehicle repair service on a public street or footway
1st offense | $250
Subsequent offense | $350
All other violations
1st offense | $25
Subsequent offense | $100
§ 16-12. Vehicles on sidewalks | $50
Subtitle 18. Bicycles
§ 18-8. Riding {bicycles} on sidewalk | $50
Subtitle 22. Towing Services – Accident Towing | $750
Subtitle 38. Dockless Vehicles
§ 38-7(b)(2). Exceeding the maximum number or type of dockless vehicles permitted to operate | $1,000
§ 38-8(a). Operating a dockless-vehicle-for-hire business without a permit | $1,000
§ 38-12. Failure of provider to provide required data or reports | $1,000
§ 38-15. Failure of provider to notify of data breach | $1,000
§ 38-18. Unlawful operation of e-bike or e-scooter | $20
§ 38-19. Unlawful parking of dockless vehicle | $20
§ 38-21. Display of advertisements on dockless vehicles | $1,000
§ 38-22. Provider operational responsibilities:
Item (1). Failure to maintain 24-hour customer service phone support | $1,000
Item (2). Failure to remove dockless vehicles from public rights-of-way between dusk and dawn, as determined in rules and regulations | $500
Item (3). Failure to ensure that dockless vehicles are parked as required by law, rule, or regulation | $500
Item (4). Failure to remove or reposition illegally parked dockless vehicles within required time | $500
Item (5). Failure to ensure that dockless vehicles adhere to national safety standards | $1,000
Item (6). Failure to ensure that provider operations adhere to equitable access requirements | $1,000
Item (7). Failure to comply with any other requirement established by the Director | $1,000
(11) Article 32. Zoning
§ 19-101. Prohibited conduct | $500
(12) Building, Fire, and Related Codes Article – Fire Code
§ 108.6. Maintenance: Overcrowding
1-99 persons over capacity | $250
100-199 persons over capacity | $500
200 or more persons over capacity | $1,000
§ 405.2. Emergency Evacuation Drills: Frequency
405.2.3. Buildings housing seniors and individuals requiring mobility devices | $1000
§ 1001.2. Means of Egress: Minimum requirements | $250
(13) Building, Fire, and Related Codes Article – Property Maintenance Code
§ 305.9. Snow and ice on sidewalks
Residential properties | $50
Commercial properties | $100
(14) Health Code
Title 3: Health Facilities
Subtitle 5: Limited-Service Pregnancy Centers | $150
Title 5: Nuisance Control
Subtitle 5: Bodily Wastes
§ 5-501. Spitting | $100
§ 5-503. Urinating, etc. - In general | $500
§ 5-504. Urinating, etc. - Parents | $150
Title 7: Waste Control
Subtitle 2: Solid Waste Collection | $100
Subtitle 4: Landfills | $200
Subtitle 6: Prohibited Disposal | $1,000
Subtitle 7: Littering | $500
Title 8: Air Pollution | $100
Subtitle 3: Gas-Powered Debris Removal Equipment
§ 8-302. Prohibition of gas-powered debris removal equipment
Subsequent offense | $250
Title 9: Noise Regulation
Subtitle 2: Basic Sound Level Standards | $100
Subtitle 3: Entertainment and Commercial Noise | $50
Subtitle 4: Amplified Sounds in Market Center | $50
Title 10: Animal Control and Protection
Subtitle 1: General Provisions
§ 1-112. Obstructing, etc., officer; False statements | $500
Subtitle 2: Licensing
Part I. Dog and Cat Licenses | $100
Part II. Facility Licenses
Animal fanciers | $100
All other facilities | $250
Subtitle 3: General Care and Control
§ 10-301. Rabies – Vaccinations | $250
§ 10-302. Rabies – Possible exposure | $250
§ 10-303. Humane care required | $500
§ 10-307. Restraints required
1st offense | $200
2nd offense within 12 months of 1st | $400
3rd offense within 12 months of 1st | $600
§ 10-313. Animal waste | $200
All other provisions | $1,000
Subtitle 4: Animal Protection | $1,000
Subtitle 5: Public Nuisance Animals | $200
Subtitle 6: Wild Animals, etc.; Prohibited Animals | $500
Subtitle 7: Attack Dogs; Dangerous and Vicious Animals
§ 10-701. Attack dogs | $1,000
§ 10-702. Dangerous animals | $250
§ 10-706. Vicious animals – Keeping prohibited | $1,000
Subtitle 9: Horse Riding and Driving
§ 10-918. Sick or injured horses | $1,000
All other provisions | $200
Title 12: Tobacco Products and Smoking Devices
Subtitle 1: Indoor Smoking
Person smoking | $500
Employer, other person in charge | $750
Subtitle 2: Sale of Unpackaged Cigarettes | $500
Subtitle 4: Placement of Tobacco Products and
Smoking Devices | $500
Subtitle 5: Unlawful Distribution | $500
Subtitle 6: Flavored Tobacco Wrappings | $500
Subtitle 7: Mobile Vendors | $500
Subtitle 8: Smoking Near Playgrounds | $500
Subtitle 9: Nicotine Replacement Therapy Products | $100
Subtitle 10: Tobacco Product Use in Stadiums
Non-professional sporting event | $50
Professional sporting event | $500
Title 16: Psychoactive Substances
Subtitle 2. Prohibited Conduct | $1,000
Title 19: Pesticides | $250
(Ord. 25-067 Section 1; Ord. 24-403 Section 1; Ord. 25-013 Section 1; Ord. 25-020 Section 1; Ord. 24-421 Section 1; Ord. 24-335 Section 1; Ord. 24-341 Section 1; Ord. 24-317 Section 1; Ord. 22-170; Ord. 22-124; Ord. 21-034; Ord. 20-430; Ord. 20-364A; Ord. 20-361; Ord. 20-353; Ord. 20-340; Ord. 20-338; Ord. 19-264; Ord. 19-263; Ord. 19-251; Ord. 19-218; Ord. 17-015; Ord. 16-593; Ord. 16-586; Ord. 16-581; Ord. 16-545; Ord. 16-503; Ord. 16-440; Ord. 15-435; Ord. 15-427; Ord. 15-389; Ord. 14-310; Ord. 14-237; Ord. 14-212; Ord. 14-208; Ord. 13-161; Ord. 13-157; Ord. 13-111; Ord. 13-093; Ord. 12-065; Ord 12-061; Ord. 12-046; Ord. 11-573; Ord. 11-523; Ord. 11-478; Ord. 10-340; Ord. 09-252; Ord. 09-234; Ord. 09-172; Ord. 09-148; Ord. 09-100; Ord. 08-077; Ord. 08-065; Ord. 08-063; Ord. 08-058; Ord. 08-040; Ord. 07-430; Ord. 07-392; Ord. 06-316; Ord. 06-247; Ord. 06-232; Ord. 06-205; Ord. 06-183; Ord. 04-683; Ord. 04-675; Ord. 04-672; Ord. 03-595.)
Source: City of Baltimore Department of Legislative Reference, City of Baltimore Law Library (codes.baltimorecity.gov; Open Law Library bulk XML)URL: https://codes.baltimorecity.gov/us/md/cities/baltimore/code/1/41-14Fetched: 10/25/2026