Baltimore Metropolitan Council

Featured Programs & Events

• Regional Procurement Diversity Expo

  The 2010 Expo on Thursday, September 16 will provide minority-owned, woman-owned and small businesses an opportunity to network and learn about procurement opportunities with local procurement officials from the governments, public schools, community colleges and libraries in 7 jurisdictions.

  For more information and to register>>>
  
  

• Have Your Say!  Open for Public Review

  The BRTB currently has three open comment periods, which are all scheduled to run from Thursday, August 12 - Tuesday, September 14.  Public meetings for each of these will be held on August 31st.  Click the links below for more details.

  Draft Goals for Plan it 2035 >>>
  
  Amendments to FY 2011-2014 Transportation Improvement Program >>>
  
  2010 Update to the Human Services Coordinated Transportation Plan >>>
  
  

• Seeking New Members for Citizens Advisory Committee

  Transportation in our region should reflect how transportation impacts you, your neighbor, and everyone else in the region. This can only be done if you get involved, learn how transportation planning works and voice your opinion. Volunteering to serve on the Citizens Advisory Committee is a great way to be involved and directly provide input to decision makers.
  
  

  Learn more about the CAC or download an application >>>

• Imagine The Region Photo Contest

  As part of imagine 2060, the Baltimore Regional Transportation Board and the Baltimore Metropolitan Council are excited to ask residents of the Baltimore region to pull out their cameras and capture images of what they value about our region. Photos will be accepted during the months of August and September 2010.

  Find out how to submit a photo >>>

• Emergency Preparedness Begins With You

  The National Weather Service is predicting an "active to extremely active" hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin this year, with as many as 23 named tropical storms and up to 14 hurricanes, with 3-7 hurricanes of Category 3 or higher. As with every hurricane season, this outlook underscores the importance of having a hurricane preparedness plan in place. Are you prepared? Remember, the same things you’d do to prepare for a hurricane will also prepare you for the severe thunder storms with localized flooding and power outages that can crop up at any time during the summer. Don’t get caught in the dark. Ready? Set? Good.

  
  What you want to know in an emergency >>>

• Air Quality Alerts

  View the air quality forecast, sign up for AirAlerts, and read the Air Quality Action Guide to learn steps you can take to clean the air.

  Learn more >>>

Last Updated on Friday, 20 August 2010 11:27