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BMC and the seven jurisdictions in the Baltimore region are joining together to create a plan to address harmful greenhouse gas ...Show More

BMC and the seven jurisdictions in the Baltimore region are joining together to create a plan to address harmful greenhouse gas emissions in our area. Join our mailing list to get updates on opportunites to comment and how you can help shape the regions Climate Action Plan.

Periodic updates on active transportation opportunities in the Baltimore region including Bike to Work Week. 

We are launching a process to create a vision for a Bikeable Baltimore Region and we want to involve as many people as we can. P...Show More

We are launching a process to create a vision for a Bikeable Baltimore Region and we want to involve as many people as we can. Please sign-up for updates about upcoming meetings and opportunities to share your vision! 

A monthly enewsletter on the ways you can be involved with BMC, the BRTB, and our partner organizations around th...Show More

A monthly enewsletter on the ways you can be involved with BMC, the BRTB, and our partner organizations around the Baltimore region. Published Monthly.  See recent issues at publicinput.com/bmoreinvolved

Sign up for text or email updates on the regional Long Range Transportation Plan!  

Periodic updates on the Patapsco Regional Greenway (PRG), a 40-mile, shared-use trail running through the Patapsco Valley from B...Show More

Periodic updates on the Patapsco Regional Greenway (PRG), a 40-mile, shared-use trail running through the Patapsco Valley from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor to Sykesville in Carroll County. 

The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is really just a to-do list for transportation projects in the Baltimore region. Me...Show More

The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is really just a to-do list for transportation projects in the Baltimore region. Members of the Baltimore Regional Transportation Board (BRTB) identify transportation projects they would like to fund over the next four years. This includes improving transit, repairing bridges, widening existing roads, or making safer paths for walking and biking. Join the mailing list to get involved in the annual TIP planning process! 

Did you know that the BRTB decides annually how to spend several million dollars in federal funding for planning the future of t...Show More

Did you know that the BRTB decides annually how to spend several million dollars in federal funding for planning the future of transportation? Every year we draft a budget for the work we want to do and explain what our planning priorities are. These ideas come from our local jurisdictions, as well as community members like you.  Think of it like a roadmap for transportation planning. In it you’ll find a list of where we plan to put money and resources for studies, collecting data, reaching out to the public, and other projects related to planning and improving transportation. Each year we put out an updated plan and budget for public review and comment. Sign-up to get updates on our next budget!