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Spring Celebration Tickets
The Roland Park Spring Celebration is May 13th! Registration has closed for the 2022 Spring Celebration
Baltimore Country Club Casual Dress Code
Gentlemen: Collared dress shirts or collared polo-style shirts, sweaters, dress slacks, which include cotton chinos and dress shorts. Collared shirts are required to be worn underneath sweaters. Acceptable: Denim jeans that are “dressy” in nature with finished hems.
Ladies: Dresses, blouses, dress tops, collarless dress shirts, sweaters, skirts, dress slacks, and dress shorts. All dresses, rompers, skirts, and shorts must reach a minimum of mid-thigh in length. Dresses, rompers, and tops must be modest with no plunging neckline. Acceptable: Dress sandals, open-toed shoes, dress hats, colored dress denim – except for blue-that has a finished hem and without rips, frays, or tears in now permitted.
5G in Roland Park 2022
Update April 15, 2022 We await a conclusion from the pending Section 106 Review to be shared upon receipt. At the regular monthly meeting of the Civic League Board April 6, 2022 an ad hoc committee was created to address this issue and make recommendations to the Board.
106 Review Comment by Civic League Board_4.15.22
5G Community Impact Statement FINAL
Video of Verizon 5G Discussion at November 3rd Civic League Meeting and more
Coronavirus Resource Page
Welcome to the Roland Park Coronavirus Resource Page
This page is provided to inform residents of CDC guidelines and best practices, and to bring local resources to your attention. The intent is to help residents stay safe and reduce exposure to infection during this emergency. The Roland Park Civic League is not providing any medical advice. Please contact your health care provider if you need help, and take guidance from state and local authorities at all times.
Staying Healthy
- In an effort to ensure all residents have appropriate information to protect yourself and your families during this time, we’ve included CDC Prevention Steps below. This information and more can be found at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/prevention.html
- Know how it spreads: The best way to prevent illness is to avoid being exposed to this virus.
- Take steps to protect yourself: Wash or sanitize your hands often. Avoid touching your face.
- Avoid close contact: Maintain 6 feet (2 meter) distance between you and other people.
- Take steps to protect others: Stay home if you’re sick. Cover cough and sneezes. If you have symptoms, wear a mask to protect others.
- Clean and disinfect surfaces daily.
Helping Others
The Roland Park Civic League is endorsing a Roland Park Self-Quarantine Support Network developed to help connect neighbors in need with volunteer neighbors who can help with things like grocery shopping and delivery, medication delivery, and dog walking. If you are interested in helping out your nearby neighbors, please sign up on the link above. Volunteers will need to (a) sign up, (b) sign a waiver, (c) be vetted, and (d) attend an orientation, in order to be eligible to be connected with a vulnerable neighbor.
Here is a handout currently being used by the Roland Park Self-Quarantine Support Network, this can be printed for neighbors who need help or who want to volunteer.
LINK TO VOLUNTEER: www.tiny.cc/RPhelp
Asking for Help
If you are in need of help due to self-quarantine or quarantine by a medical professional, we have developed a robust network of volunteer neighbors who are willing to help with groceries, medications, dog walking, checking in from time to time, or other things you may need help with. Please sign up on the link above or call one of your Plat Representatives or Ann-Barron Carneal at 202-997-4950.
LINK FOR VULNERABLE NEIGHBORS TO ASK FOR HELP: http://www.tiny.cc/RPneedhelp
Getting Tested
- If you have fever, coughing, shortness of breath, call your medical provider right away.
- IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT COVID TESTING
- Not everyone needs a test. Testing is appropriate for those who are at highest risk for developing severe COVID-19 disease.
- Currently, COVID-19 testing is not widely available.
- Mildly ill patients should be encouraged to stay home and contact their healthcare provider by phone for guidance about clinical management.
- COVID TESTING SITES IN BALTIMORE:
- MedStar PromptCare 410-230-7820 (can test walk-ins)
- Maryland State Health Department 410-767-6871 (will have updated list of test sites)
- Lifebridge Health 410-601-2222
- Mercy Hospital 410-332-4866 (no drive through yet)
- Sinai Hospital Drive Through 410-601-2222 (have to call first)
Roland Ave Traffic Incident Reporting online
At the monthly board meeting of Roland Park Civic League on March 7, 2018 it was agreed to launch online traffic incident reporting for Roland Avenue. Please participate in this effort and share the link with others to facilitate aggregate data collection of past and future traffic incidents, which will be shared with Baltimore City Department of Transportation (BCDOT).
Roland Ave Traffic Incident Report
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Laurence Cotton, Public Historian and Olmsted Scholar Coming to Speak May 25th!
On Wednesday, May 25th the community will welcome Laurence Cotton, public historian, filmaker, and Olmsted scholar to the Presbyterian Church. Note that seating is limited to 150 people, with a Zoom link option below.
He will give a presentation entitled “Frederick Law Olmsted: Bringing Nature to the City.” Doors will open at 6:45PM. This event has been organized by the Roland Park Civic League and is open to the public. The Presbyterian Church is located at 4801 Roland Avenue, entrance on Upland Road; the community room is located in the lower level. View the flyer for the event here and below.
You can read more about Mr. Cotton and his presentation here
For more on Frederick Law Olmsted, his work, legacy, and his 200th birthday celebration, visit www.olmsted200.org
Join Zoom Meeting