Imagine 2060 needs your Input on transportation Issues
The Baltimore Regional Transportation Board heard what matters most to you during recent public workshops.
Now comes the next step - finding the right balance between where we will live and how we will get around in one of their interactive open houses - two local to Howard County.
Imagine 2060 will be at local libraries throughout June; two are close by in Columbia and Catonsville. Stop by to share your vision of the region's future. There is an inter-active display and one-on-one Q&A. It only takes :15 - :30 minutes and will be time well spent on the future of transportation in the region!
Wednesday, June 9
1 to 4 pm
Brooklyn Library 
300 East Patapsco Ave | Baltimore, MD 21225
Monday, June 14
4 to 7 pm
North Point Library
1716 Merritt Boulevard | Baltimore, MD 21222
Tuesday, June 15
4 to 7 pm
Eldersburg Library
6400 West Hemlock Drive | Sykesville, MD 21784
Wednesday, June 16
4 to 7 pm
Southeast Anchor Library
3601 Eastern Avenue | Baltimore, MD 21224
Thursday, June 17
4 to 7 pm
West County Library
1325 Annapolis Road | Odenton, MD 21113
Monday, June 21
6 to 9 pm
Columbia Central Branch
10375 Little Patuxent Way | Columbia, MD 21044
Tuesday, June 22
4 to 7 pm
Catonsville Library
1100 Frederick Road | Catonsville, MD 21228
Wednesday, June 23
4 to 7 pm
Annapolis Area Library
1410 West Street | Annapolis, MD 21401
Thursday, June 24
4 to 7 pm
Bel Air Library
100 East Pennsylvania Avenue | Bel Air, MD 21014
These open hours of the Open Houses will be beneficial, interesting and give you a great opportunity to look at various alternatives of our transportation future!
Testimony to Howard County Council supporting the revitalization of Columbia Downtown
We commend the Howard County Council and many others who have participated fully and honestly in the public discussion and planning for a vibrant future for our city. We only ask that the Council consider not only the voices of the community today, but the needs of our future citizens, our children and grandchildren and support legislation that will truly guide us towards our shared vision.
Click here to download testimony
Columbia Tomorrow Bike Event brings focus on the need for better connectivity in downtown Columbia
On November 4th, 2009, at least for one day, Columbia Maryland had its own Mayor. Darwin Hindman, Mayor of Columbia Missouri came to our city to share thoughts on how to create a bike friendly community.
Thank you to all those who supported the event with the Mayor.
- The Columbia Association organized a great bike ride around the city with over 30 bike riders attending.
- Princeton Sports provided the Mayor with a bicycle and provided SAG support for the ride.
- The Horizon Foundation hosted a "Bike Power Lunch" where business and civic leaders came together to discuss making bike transportation a reality.
- And Howard Community College held a great event that evening, The Bike Project: A Literary Exploration which explored biking through writing.