In February, Mayor Brandon Scott kicked off Clean Corps, a Mayoral Initiative that is being led by the Baltimore Department of Planning's Baltimore Green Network Initiative in partnership with DPW, MOED, and HCD.
One of the Baltimore Green Network's pilot projects reached an important milestone in February. All of the 14,000 square feet of alleys and street within the footprint of Cab Calloway Legends Park was removed to create a green space for the park.
The fall 2022 Planning Academy Cohort concluded its 6-week training program. This program details the fundamentals of zoning, land use, development and community planning.
The Baltimore City Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation is taking public comment on proposed updates to the Historic Preservation Design Guidelines.
Over the past year, Planning staff worked with agencies, residents, and other stakeholders to update the evaluation criteria used to review capital budget requests.
A group of Planning Directors representing 20 major cities nationwide, including Baltimore, developed and signed a joint statement on racial equity as a group.