Joy L. Abrams

This document outlines the Maryland Department of Transportation's (MDOT) strategic goals focused on promoting environmental stewardship and minimizing the environmental effects of transportation. Key priorities include achieving significant reductions in carbon emissions (60% by 2031 and net-zero by 2045), supporting the widespread adoption of alternative fuels and electric vehicles, reducing vehicle miles traveled, and employing resource protection and conservation practices. The plan also emphasizes the beneficial reuse of dredged materials and enhancing environmental protection through infrastructure to ensure a healthier Maryland and sustainable transportation.

This document details Montgomery County's updated state transportation priorities for unfunded projects and studies, categorizing them into regional significance, local importance, transit, and highway/bikeway projects. The plan emphasizes securing funding for major transitways like the Corridor Cities Transitway and Purple Line, completing BRAC improvements, and advancing numerous road widening and interchange projects, alongside fostering bus rapid transit corridors and designating transit-oriented development areas to enhance overall mobility and infrastructure development.

Key discussion topics for this hybrid meeting include the continued outlook for ZEEVIC following its June 30, 2026 sunset date, an update from the Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) regarding the revised electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) registration program, and a report from the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) on the final report of the Maryland ACC II/ACT Workgroup. Additionally, an overview of the results from the Maryland ACT NADP will be presented by MDE.

This document details various transportation infrastructure projects in Montgomery County, managed by the State Highway Administration. It categorizes projects under Interstate Construction, Secondary Construction, Secondary Development & Evaluation, and a Minor Projects Program, outlining their purpose, status, and financial projections. These initiatives align with the Maryland Transportation Plan (MTP) goals to enhance safety and security, support the economy, deliver system quality, and promote environmental stewardship by reducing congestion, improving accessibility for various users, and supporting regional development.

This document outlines the State Highway Administration's transportation program for Anne Arundel County, detailing various infrastructure projects. The plan is guided by state goals to enhance safety and security, support the economy, deliver system quality, and promote environmental stewardship. Key initiatives include improving roadway safety, enhancing mobility and traffic flow, upgrading accessibility for all users (including pedestrians and cyclists), and maintaining critical infrastructure across numerous state routes and through a minor projects program. The objective is to address current and future traffic and safety needs within the county.