Hanover County Cannery

Hanover County has a long history of supporting its agricultural community. We are proud to continue this partnership with this questionnaire and upcoming community meeting.

Did you know Hanover had a Cannery facility in operation for over 50 years until it closed in 2020? Would you like to know more about it? We are hosting an open-house community meeting on Wednesday, August 14 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. to discuss its future. We want to hear from you!

There has been community interest in reopening the Cannery and repurposing it for agricultural-related uses, such as training classes, 4-H space and other operations. Please share your thoughts in the questionnaire below.

Did you know that Hanover County has Cannery facility that was closed in 2020?

Yes

Other

Closed to responses

Would you like to see the Cannery reopened in its former fashion or would you like to see the facility repurposed to serve other value added agricultural operations?

Reopen the Cannery

Repurpose the building

Other

Closed to responses

If you would like to see the facility repurposed, please let us know what your ideas are!

Agriculture training space

Horticultural Learning Center training and operation space

4-H training and utilization space

Extension Office training and operations

Hanover/Caroline County Soil and Water Conservation District training and operations

Incubator space

Parks and Recreation space

Other

Closed to responses

What would the facility need to be for you to use it?

Make Comment Public or Private Post Publicly

Patrick McMahonConnections for neighborhood residents to access the trail and safe crossing to the Patapsco Light Rail station.

Reply 1 Agree4 days ago

Dan PrivesReally important that this trail connect to BWI Trail & thus to B&A trail.

Reply 1 Agree5 days ago

Chris DillmanNo thoughts at this time

Reply Agree2 hours ago

John LockeSeparated right of way engineered to keep users safe, the path clean, and free of purposeful (or accidental!) vehicle traffic.

Reply Agree5 hours ago

Rose MonkIt should connect well with the bike lane on patapsco ave that I really really really want.

Reply Agree3 days ago

Closed for Comments

Any other questions or comments?

Make Comment Public or Private Post Publicly

Patrick McMahonConnections for neighborhood residents to access the trail and safe crossing to the Patapsco Light Rail station.

Reply 1 Agree4 days ago

Dan PrivesReally important that this trail connect to BWI Trail & thus to B&A trail.

Reply 1 Agree5 days ago

Chris DillmanNo thoughts at this time

Reply Agree2 hours ago

John LockeSeparated right of way engineered to keep users safe, the path clean, and free of purposeful (or accidental!) vehicle traffic.

Reply Agree5 hours ago

Rose MonkIt should connect well with the bike lane on patapsco ave that I really really really want.

Reply Agree3 days ago

Closed for Comments

What is your age?

What is your race/ethnicity?

What is your sex?

What is your highest formal education level?

What is your zip code? (this info helps us ensure we're reaching people throughout the area)

Thank you!

Your responses help us understand who we're hearing from and ensure we reach a broad, representative set of voices.

Please share your name, email and phone number with us.

We do not share your personal information with outside organizations and will only use it to inform you of any projects or initiatives that might be of interest to you.

Could you please share the closest cross streets to your home?

We're requesting this information to enhance our understanding and support for residents, enabling us to plan services effectively for our community's needs.

This question is closed to responses.

Have more to share?

To leave a voicemail comment call 855-925-2801 Project code: 7218.

Email cannery@publicinput.com

AUG 14