Summer 2019 Roland Park News
Summer 2019 Roland Park News
22nd Annual 4th of July Parade in Roland Park
Come help us celebrate in our beloved annual Roland Park 4th of July Parade, which is now in its 22nd year. The festivities will begin at 10 am on Thursday, July 4th with a reading from the Declaration of Independence on the library steps. The parade will start in front of the library and proceed […]
Civic League meetings in June and July
The monthly meeting of the Roland Park Civic League in June has been rescheduled to June 20, 2019 from 7 to 9 PM at Roland Park Presbyterian Church. There will be no meeting in July due to the Independence Day holiday. The Civic League typically meets the first Wednesday of each month at the Roland […]
Annual Meeting Presentations 2019
On the evening of Wednesday May 15, 2019 approximately 100 members of the Civic League and Board held a productive meeting as required per our bylaws. For those unable to attend and general reference, the presentation slides are available here
Roland Avenue Update – April 24, 2019
Dear neighbors, As most of you are aware, a contractor for DOT has scheduled their work implementing the Mayor’s directive regarding Roland Avenue to begin next week. Based on some of the markings, we are pleased to see that DOT is taking the opportunity to add back some crosswalks that have been missing, most notably […]
Annual Meeting-Wed. May 15, 2019: Agenda, Minutes, Slate, Standing Rules
Please mark your calendars and join us- remind your neighbors too. This detailed invitation letter and slate of nominees for Officers and Plat Representatives was mailed to all residential addresses in Roland Park last week. In advance of this Annual Membership meeting on Wednesday May 15, 2019 it’s recommended all members with voting privileges peruse […]
Roland Park residents: Free trees are now available for planting
Through a joint program Between the RP Community Foundation’s Landscape Committee and Baltimore Department of Forestry, a selection of shade and ornamental trees have arrived. Medium-large trees for planting along the verge or streetscape: Red Maples (straight species and hybrid Autumn Flame) Oaks (Overcup Oak & Southern Red Oak) American Elm (Princeton species) Black Gum/Tupelo […]
Agenda for Wed. April 3, 2019 Board Meeting
Members and Residents-look over our agenda and consider joining us this Wednesday evening April 3, 2019 from 7-9pm for the regular monthly meeting of the Roland Park Civic League Board. We meet in the recently renovated basement assembly room of Roland Park Presbyterian, accessible via Upland Road off Roland Avenue. Hope to see you there! RPCL_Agenda_April_2019
Mayor’s Decision on Roland Ave and University Parkway Corridor
Dear Members of the Roland Park Community, I write to inform you of the Mayor’s important decision released today involving the Roland Avenue and University Parkway corridor linked here. Therefore, the DOT meeting at RPEMS (Roland Park Elementary/Middle School) scheduled for Monday, April 1, 2019 is cancelled. Note that the pair of speed cameras approved […]
Important Roland Avenue Update from Bob Connors
Dear Roland Park Civic League members and residents, As many of you may already be aware, Baltimore City Department of Transportation (DOT) has announced a Public Meeting about a proposed “road diet” test on Roland Avenue. Their required public meeting will take place Monday, April 1st from 6:00-7:30PM at the Roland Park Elementary/Middle School, 5207 […]
Agenda for Wed. March 6, 2019 Board Meeting
Members and Residents-look over our agenda and consider joining us this Wednesday evening March 6, 2019 from 7-9pm for the regular monthly meeting of the Roland Park Civic League Board. We meet in the recently renovated basement assembly room of Roland Park Presbyterian, accessible via Upland Road off Roland Avenue. Hope to see you there! RPCL_Agenda_March_2019
Roland Park Tree Program 2019
The trees planted along the verge and other areas of public green space in Roland Park are Baltimore City property and maintained by the City Department of Forestry. Residents are encouraged to water and care for trees planted in front of their homes in the verge area. When a resident notices a dead tree in […]
