Approximately thirty years after it's creation, on Veteran's Day 2007, The Baltimore Station broke ground at the South Baltimore site to rehabilitate their existing structure (the fire house) and begin new construction of a three story addition, formerly an adjacent parking lot. The project was completed in December 2008, and supporters, staff and residents celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony presided over by Governor Martin O'Malley on January 6, 2009. The completed expansion accommodates 92 beds, all designated for veterans who are homeless due to their struggles with substance abuse. There are 76 beds within 2 dormitory areas and 16 beds in 4 small suite-style bedrooms for men who are getting close to transitioning from The Baltimore Station to independent living.

The Baltimore Station in March of 2010 purchased three properties in the Sandtown Winchester neighborhood of Baltimore to both relocate and expand the Seton Hill Station. By November of 2011 TBS completed the renovation of the properties, two row houses and an old Catholic Rectory at 1611 Baker Street, converting them into a 52 bed facility. Forty of the beds will serve our Veterans and the other twelve beds will serve men in need of an opportunity to turn their lives around.

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