The Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) announced the death of Timothy Cartwell, a solid waste worker at the Reedbird Sanitation Yard, yesterday. Cartwell, who was assigned to trash collection duties, was fatally injured while on the job in an alleyway on 1800 Baker Street. Following the incident, he was taken to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center, where he later succumbed to his injuries.
DPW has expressed its heartfelt sorrow over Cartwell’s death, describing him as a committed member of their team. “His passing is a profound loss for our agency,” the
Department of Public Works
stated, noting that they have extended their deepest condolences to his family, loved ones, and colleagues. Counseling services and support are available to employees through the City’s Employee Assistance Program, indicating the department’s commitment to their staff’s well-being in the aftermath of the incident.
The Baltimore Police Department is currently investigating the circumstances leading to Mr. Cartwell’s injuries, as confirmed by the DPW. Details of the ongoing investigation remain undisclosed at this time. Senior DPW leadership visited the hospital following the event to support those affected.
While the inquiry into the mishap continues, the department has requested privacy for Cartwell’s family and colleagues during their mourning, a concern voiced through the department’s official communication channels. The full statement regarding Cartwell’s passing was published on the
DPW website
.
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