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| January 12, 2010 |
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| Bioscience development, business growth... |
Preserving Maryland’s bioscience investment tax credits and other business incentives, support for charter schools and higher education resources, protecting the state’s transportation funding from being used for other purposes, and nurturing the growth of small businesses are among the Greater Baltimore Committee’s priorities for the 2010 session of the Maryland General Assembly, which convenes this week on January 13. |
| November 3, 2009 |
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| GBC's Fry: Turning to public-private partnerships... |
| Public-private partnerships have been used sporadically by cities and states since the 1980s for highway and transit projects. However, governments, including MD’s, are showing increasing interest in such partnerships. |
| October 20, 2009 |
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| GBC's Fry: Maryland needs a consensus on business... |
| MD has many economic development strengths to build on – life sciences, health care, technology, and defense industries; its transportation resources, highly-educated workforce, and quality of life, to mention just a few. |
Developing a regional transportation system; enabling the region to grow and thrive in the coming decades
Transportation funding and mobility are critical economic growth challenges for our region. The GBC is a leading advocate for increased transportation funds to provide an efficient and integrated transportation system of roads, airport, ports, and transit. The GBC has been instrumental in gaining funding to begin the planning and construction of the Red Line, an east-west rapid transit system from Woodlawn to Inner Harbor East, and expansion of the existing Metro Green Line north from Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions.
GBC 2010 Legislative Agenda
Studies / Reports
Baltimore Region Rail System Plan Report
Map of Baltimore Region Rail System Plan
Vision 2030
Vision 2035 Draft
Maryland's Consolidated Transportation Plan, 2007-2012
Transit Newsletters 2006
Additional Resources
American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
American Public Transportation Association
Baltimore Metropolitan Council
Federal Highway Administration
Federal Transit Administration
Maryland Department of Transportation
Maryland Transportation Authority
Maryland Transit Administration
Maryland Port Administration
State Highway Administration
Motor Vehicle Administration
Maryland Aviation Administration
U.S. Department of Transportation
For more information, contact Robert Hellauer, Director, Regional Transportation & BRAC, at 410-727-2820, x40 or roberth@gbc.org.
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