Continuing Maryland Department of Planning’s (Planning) participation in the Mid-Atlantic Planning Collaboration and as an extension of our Military and Community Compatibility website, Planning has scheduled a second compatible use planning in the Mid-Atlantic region webinar on April 6, 2023, from noon to 1:30 pm.
Planning hosted the first webinar, partnering with Maryland and Virginia planners and military installations, in August 2021
Continue readingby Kristen E. Humphrey, MLA, Local Assistance and Training Planner
2022 has marked an exciting year of progress for the Maryland Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAV) Working Group.
The Working Group is made up of more than 500 state government, local government, industry, and non-profit stakeholders, including institutions of higher learning, dedicated to addressing the opportunities and challenges of integrating CAV technologies into the fabric of Maryland’s mobility systems.
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A division of the Maryland Department of Planning (Planning), the Maryland State Data Center (MSDC) is the state’s primary liaison with the Census Bureau.
MSDC provides Maryland residents, businesses, and local governments with demographic and socioeconomic statistics. It also produces the state’s official population and household projections and develops school enrollment forecasts.
Continue readingby Joseph Griffiths, AICP, Local Assistance and Training Manager
Starting in the mid-2010s, the Maryland Departments of Planning and Commerce, as well as local and military stakeholders, began partnering on planning efforts and resource development aimed to enhance collaboration between Maryland’s military installations and jurisdictions.
Continue readingby Sarah Diehl, AICP, Southern Maryland Regional Planner
Right before Marylanders settled in for a well-earned Thanksgiving holiday with family and friends, the Maryland Department of Planning (Planning) published the Maryland Military + Community Compatible Use Handbook. Earlier this year, Planning updated Planning Practice Monthly readers about the Compatible Use Website and Handbook User Experience Survey, and introduced the project in 2021.
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