Economic Impact

We provide ongoing support to MOED’s Employment Connection Center to offer job seekers computer skills, interview preparedness and other valuable career support. We have a dedicated staff role, community employment coordinator, to provide coaching to city residents interested in applying for jobs and connecting residents with the Employee Connection Center and other available programs.

In 2017, 62 percent of the casino’s 1,400 team members reside in the city of Baltimore. We hold recruitment events throughout Baltimore and on an ongoing basis.

In 2017, Horseshoe Baltimore paid over $111 million in state and local taxes.  To find out how we build a stronger Baltimore community, read our latest state fact sheet here.

Horseshoe Baltimore is working to create a pedestrian-friendly corridor along Warner Street.  To kick off development, we recently announced that Topgolf is opening a golf emporium which will open in 2020, which is estimated to attract 500,000 visitors a year, and employ 500 workers.

Horseshoe Baltimore provides sole financing for the Employment Connection Center (ECC), operated in partnership with MOED, to provide workforce training. To date, it has served more than 2,500 individuals, conducted nearly 3,500 job readiness activities and placed 600 individuals within jobs with various employers throughout Baltimore.