Overview
- Kamau Marshall resigned Monday after serving less than four months as the city’s communications director.
- He said he was proud to lay the groundwork for a community-centered strategy that elevated Baltimore’s voice.
- Marshall plans to move on to staff 2026 midterm election campaigns after leaving his post.
- Chief of Staff Calvin Young commended his leadership in strengthening the communications team for Scott’s second term.
- Deputy Communications Director Tracy King will head the office to sustain the administration’s messaging efforts.