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Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks serves millions of residents and visitors annually through a wide variety of services and programs. Its primary focus is to provide comprehensive recreational programs for residents and safeguard valuable land through the maintenance and management of over 160 parks and natural areas. The department manages specialized recreational facilities, including two swim centers, two golf courses, three ice rinks, a baseball stadium, a softball complex, and programs tailored to diverse needs ranging from school-age childcare to adaptive recreation. It also cares for thousands of acres of land, encompassing community parks, greenways, archaeological sites, environmental and historical preserves, and large regional parks spanning several hundred acres. Its mission is to create opportunities that allow individuals to enjoy life, explore nature, and restore their health and well-being. Engage on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn, and stay connected through our weekly newsletter for the latest updates and information.

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Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks serves millions of residents and visitors annually through a wide variety of services and programs. Its...

County planners and Broadneck leaders will join forces on Tuesday for a meeting about the future of transportation on the peninsula. The meeting is being hosted by the Broadneck Council of Communities, led by President Patricia Lynch and Bill Nevel. The purpose of the meeting is to gather public comment on county transportation issues that face the Broadneck area. The meeting represents the final community input toward the county's transportation master plan before the final draft of the Transportation Functional Master Plan (TFMP) is released. The meeting will focus on the Route 50 corridor and major intersecting roads from Interstate 97 to the Bay Bridge, according to a release. Notable personalities that are scheduled to attend are County Councilmen Dick Ladd (R-5th District) and Chris Trumbauer (D-6th District), as well as county planner George Cardwell, who oversees transportation for Anne Arundel County. The meeting will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at St. Margaret's Parish Hall, located at 1601 Pleasant Plains Rd., Annapolis, MD, 21409.

County planners and Broadneck leaders will join forces on Tuesday for a meeting about the future of transportation on the peninsula.

The meeting is being hosted by the Broadneck Council of Communities, led by President Patricia Lynch and Bill Nevel. The purpose of the meeting is to gather public comment on county transportation issues that face the Broadneck area. The meeting represents the final community input toward the county's transportation master plan before the final draft of the Transportation Functional Master Plan (TFMP) is released. The meeting will focus on the Route 50 corridor and major intersecting roads from Interstate 97 to the Bay Bridge, according to a release.

Notable personalities that are scheduled to attend are County Councilmen Dick Ladd (R-5th District) and Chris Trumbauer (D-6th District), as well as county planner George Cardwell, who oversees transportation for Anne Arundel County. The meeting will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at St. Margaret’s Parish Hall, located at 1601 Pleasant Plains Rd., Annapolis, MD, 21409.

Broadneck

A community meeting will be held Tuesday to air comments on transportation in Broadneck.