Join us for the First Public Meeting for the Green Network planning process. At this meeting, stakeholders will be provided with an overview of the planning process and will have the opportunity to provide feedback on project goals.

Refreshments will be provided.

Parking: Street parking is available.
Accessibility: For ADA accommodations, please email plan@baltimorecity.gov or call Amy Gilder-Busatti at 410-396-4369 no later than June 10th.

We invite the public to join us for our monthly Commission on Sustainability meeting!

Food PAC is coordinated by the Baltimore Food Policy Initiative and is open to all organizations and residents working on food access, local food, urban agriculture, food retail, and/or other relevant food system issues. Meetings provide time for updates, presentations…

The August Commission on Sustainability meeting is cancelled. Please join us in September!

3 Story Stories, a winner of the Lots Alive program, is an outdoor reading room at The Wonderground Lot in the heart of the Greenmount West neighborhood. “3-Story Stories” will feature more than 600 book bookshelf that looks like three 3-story…

We invite the public to join us for our monthly Commission on Sustainability meeting!

The Green Network Plan Outreach & Engagement Subcommittee provides feedback and guidance to the Office of Sustainability/Department of Planning on the overall communications and public outreach for the Green Network Plan planning process.

The purpose of the Green Network Plan Land Use and Design Subcommittee is to develop preliminary land use plans that outline opportunities for new greening and redevelopment that complements the Green Network vision and projects and spurs new investment in…

Food PAC is coordinated by the Baltimore Food Policy Initiative and is open to all organizations and residents working on food access, local food, urban agriculture, food retail, and/or other relevant food system issues. Meetings provide time for updates, presentations…

Purpose: Pilot Area - Development of a land use and design strategy for the Shipley Hill, Boyd-Booth, and Carrollton Ridge neighborhoods to compliment the Frederick Elementary School INSPIRE Plan and the Baltimore City Green Network Plan. This strategy will focus…