Upcoming Public Meetings

Flyer for W. Forest Park Ave Traffic Calming Initiative meeting on Tue, Oct 28 at 6 PM. Map highlights project area near Hilton Pkwy. Info for joining online or at Calvin M. Rodwell Elementary/Middle, 3501 Hillsdale Rd, Baltimore. Hosted by @BmoreCityDOT.

W. Forest Park Ave Traffic Calming Initiative

Join us to learn more about planned safety improvements along W. Forest Park Avenue.

Tuesday, October 28
6:00 PM

In Person:
Calvin M. Rodwell Elementary/Middle School
3501 Hillsdale Road, Baltimore, Maryland
Accessible by MTA Lime, 31

Join Online:
https://bmore.webex.com/bmore/j.php?MTID=m04beb1d06a121a018dd7a607cf353236

Got questions or need accommodation?
DOTEngagement@BaltimoreCity.gov
410-396-6802

Flyer for Baltimore City DOT Complete Streets Advisory Committee meeting, Tue Oct 28 at 2 PM, online via WebEx. Includes icons for walking, biking, transit, and contact for accessibility accommodations.

Join us for the October Complete Streets Advisory Committee Meeting!

Tuesday, October 28
2:00 PM
Online via WebEx: https://buff.ly/sSA1nWB

This is your chance to learn more and share input on how we can make Baltimore’s streets safer and more accessible for everyone - whether you walk, bike, take transit, or drive.
For accessibility accommodations, please contact us at DOTCivilRights@BaltimoreCity.gov or 410-361-9720 at least 48 hours in advance.

Click here to learn more about Complete Streets.

Baltimore City Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Commission meeting Wed Oct 29 at 4 PM, online. Orange-themed flyer with bicycle and flowers. Contact DOTCivilRights@BaltimoreCity.gov for accommodations.

You're invited to the next Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Commission (MBAC) meeting — online and open to the public!

Wednesday, October 29 at 4:00 PM
Join the meeting: https://bmore.webex.com/wbxmjs/joinservice/sites/bmore/meeting/download/712937726dfe420bbd8f19a677f8e4e0?siteurl=bmore&MTID=mdb6d48ecd16d9275d45e4bd61a5a689c

The MBAC advises on biking infrastructure and policy in Baltimore. Your input helps shape a more bike-friendly city!

Click here for more info.

Baltimore City DOT flyer for N Fremont Avenue Rehabilitation meeting Thu Nov 13 6 PM. Shows project map near Harlem Park. Attend online or at Shake & Bake Family Fun Center. Contact DOTEngagement@BaltimoreCity.gov for info.

Join us for an update on the North Fremont Avenue Rehabilitation Project!
We’ll share the latest on construction progress and what’s next for the corridor.

Thursday, November 13
6:00 p.m.

Join us in person:
Shake & Bake Family Fun Center
1601 Pennsylvania Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21217
Accessible by CityLink Lime, CityLink Navy, CityLink Metro

Or join us online:
https://bmore.webex.com/bmore/j.php?MTID=mf5b28401181733b112e7e19333e03b93
Meeting number: 408-418-9388
Passcode: 2344 011 4775

Got questions or need accommodation?
DOTEngagement@BaltimoreCity.gov
410-396-6802

Learn more at StreetsOfBaltimore.com/NFremontAve

Community meeting flyer for Patapsco Regional Greenway Cherry Hill Phase Two, Tue Nov 4 6–7:30 PM at Middle Branch Fitness & Wellness Center. Help design a new shared-use trail. Share input by Nov 17 at YourRegionYourVoice.org/PRG

They’re designing the next phase of the Patapsco Regional Greenway: Cherry Hill — a new shared-use trail that will connect the Cherry Hill neighborhood with nearby parks, schools, and the broader regional trail system.

Community Open House
Tuesday, November 4
6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
Middle Branch Fitness & Wellness Center
201 Reedbird Avenue, Baltimore MD 21225

Come explore four potential trail routes, share your feedback, and help shape the future of this regional connection.
There will be displays starting at 6 p.m., a presentation at 6:30 p.m., and light refreshments and kids’ activities available.

Getting there:
Parking is available on site at the Middle Branch Fitness & Wellness Center.
Transit options include:

  • CityLink Silver (7-minute walk from stop to the Center)
  • Charm City Circulator Cherry Route (10-minute walk)
  • Route 71 bus (11-minute walk)

Can’t make it? Share your thoughts online through Monday, November 17 at https://lnkd.in/eAhcQ9EJ

Register for the event at publicinput.com/f81502

If you need translation services, special accommodations, or assistance to participate, please contact the organizers at CherryHillPRG@publicinput.com or leave a voicemail at 855-925-2801 x11820 by Tuesday, October 28.

This project is led by the Baltimore Metropolitan Council and Baltimore Regional Transportation Board, in coordination with city agencies and community partners.

Promotional poster for “The Big Jump Cleanup” on Saturday, November 15 at 10 a.m., meeting at the Church of the Guardian Angel, 2631 Huntingdon Ave, Baltimore. Map highlights cleanup along the Big Jump trail near Druid Hill Park. Hosted by Baltimore City

Join us for The Big Jump Cleanup!

We’re teaming up with local partners and neighbors to keep our Big Jump corridor beautiful and safe for everyone who walks, rolls, or rides through it.

Saturday, November 15
10 a.m.
Meet at: Church of the Guardian Angel — 2631 Huntingdon Ave

We’ll be cleaning along the Big Jump route near Druid Lake and Reservoir Hill. Come lend a hand, meet your neighbors, and help keep our shared spaces clean and welcoming for everyone.

Learn more about the project and subscribe for updates at streetsofbaltimore.com/bigjump.

GIS Day 2025 flyer for Baltimore City, Wed Nov 19 2025 11 AM–3 PM at War Memorial Building 507 E. Lexington St. Learn about GIS tech, see City projects, meet agency professionals. Info: bit.ly/gisday25

Baltimore City GIS Day 2025 is coming up!

Join us on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, from 11:00AM–3:00PM at the War Memorial Building (507 E. Lexington St) for a day all about Geographic Information Systems (GIS).

Learn how spatial technology supports Baltimore’s infrastructure
Explore City GIS projects that make our work smarter and more efficient
Connect with GIS professionals from across agencies

Discover how mapping and data visualization shape our city’s future:
https://bit.ly/gisday25

Flyer for Baltimore City DOT Central Ave Bike Lane Extension and Road Diet meeting Thu Dec 11 6 PM. Includes project map from E. Baltimore St to Fleet St. Join online or in person at The Crossroads School.

Join us for a discussion about the Central Ave Bike Lane Extension and Road Diet!

We’re working to make Central Avenue safer and more connected for everyone who walks, bikes, and drives. Come learn about the proposed plans and share your feedback with our team. Childcare will be provided.

Thursday, December 11
6 PM
The Crossroads School – Weinberg Building Break Room
802 S Caroline St Suite A, Baltimore, MD 21231
Accessible by Harbor Connector (Route 3), Charm City Circulator Orange, LINK Navy, and LINK Lime

Can’t make it in person? Join us online:
https://bmore.webex.com/bmore/j.php?MTID=m5c469905bcaa918d4395560b5634f6a7

Got questions or need accommodation?
DOTEngagement@BaltimoreCity.gov
410.396.6802

Learn more: StreetsOfBaltimore.com/CentralAveExt