BALTIMORE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION BOARD NEEDS RESIDENTS TO SERVE ON CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE September 7, 2010 (Baltimore, MD) - Transportation planning in our region should reflect how transportation impacts every part of the Baltimore region. This can only be done if residents get involved, learn how transportation planning works and voice their opinions. The Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) of the Baltimore Regional Transportation Board is a diverse volunteer group of citizens, representatives of community organizations, and industry professionals that promote public engagement and provide independent, region-oriented advice regarding regional transportation planning and related issues. There is currently a need for additional members from Anne Arundel, Carroll and Howard counties. Residents of Baltimore City, Baltimore County, the City of Annapolis, and Harford County are also welcome to apply. Volunteering to serve on the CAC is a great way to directly provide input to decision makers. Additional benefits include: - Helping your community or your organization get its voice heard
- Getting information and discussing important planning issues directly with staff and BRTB members
- Sharing new ideas or providing input that can affect regional planning
New members will be appointed for 3-year terms, starting in January 2011. Shorter terms may also be available. Meetings of the CAC are generally held on the 1st Wednesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. in Baltimore City. In addition, the CAC has 3 standing subcommittees, which meet at various locations or by telephone/e-mail. The total volunteer commitment is approximately 2-5 hours per month.
Applications for 2011 are due Monday, September 20, 2010.
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