Baltimore City restroom trailer rental: ADA shower and combination trailers

Baltimore City Department of Transportation; Department of Housing and Community Development; Baltimore City Fire Department

• Special Event permits cover public events in city parks, foot races, parades, festivals and block parties over 200 people. All Inner Harbor events need a Special Event permit.
• Curbed lane closures and reserved parking without a Special Events permit need an Event Parking and Footway Application at least 7 days before the event.
• Private events in parks with under 250 guests and no amplified sound go through Recreation and Parks. Dances, festivals and similar gatherings on private property may need a permit from Housing and Community Development.
• City guidance for temporary events says tents over 400 square feet need DHCD and Fire Department permits, and temporary structures such as stages and booths of 120 square feet or more are also covered.
• Temporary use of the right of way (including street placement) goes through the DOT Right of Way Permits section.

Health: Baltimore City Health Department issues a no-fee special event permit for public events with food vendors. Confirm current form and any sanitation requirements before the event.

We did not find an official Baltimore rule setting restroom counts for events, nor the right-of-way insurance requirements. Confirm both with the Special Events Office and Right of Way Permits.

Statewide rules guide