Maryland

Known nationally as an innovator in smart growth and environmental protection, Maryland has many opportunities for improved transportation, land use and equitable development policies.

In Maryland, the Coalition for Smarter Growth focuses on Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties. We advocate for transit-oriented neighborhoods where people can walk, bicycle and take transit between home, work and play, the new transit investments to support these communities, and affordable housing linked to transit.

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What to know about the University Boulevard Corridor Plan — and how you can help

What to know about the University Boulevard Corridor Plan — and how you can help

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The University Boulevard Corridor Plan lays out in detail how we can achieve safer streets, a wider and more accommodating variety of housing options, and greater environmental resilience. 
Support transit and inclusive housing options in the University Boulevard Corridor Plan

Support transit and inclusive housing options in the University Boulevard Corridor Plan

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The University Boulevard Corridor Plan envisions a community with safer streets, thriving local businesses, better public transit, and more housing choices to meet people’s needs at all ages and stages of life. Visit our landing page at smartergrowth.net/ubc to take action and learn more about the plan.
PGC CM Wanika Fisher speaks at Trolley Trail tour 10/18/25

Rhode Island Av. Trolley Trail Tour

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October 18, 2025 Program RI Ave Trolley Trail Tour - 10_18_25Download

Walk the Rhode Island Trolley Trail with us

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Join us this Saturday to learn about the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail southern section.  Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail Walking TourSaturday, October 18, 202510 am-12 pm RSVP Meet at: Busboys & Poets, 5331 Baltimore Ave, Hyattsville, MD 20781 Join us for a walking tour to explore how the Rhode
Dr. Breaux, BSU President, by Cheryl Cort

What’s in store for Bowie State MARC Station? A site tour on Sept 29, 2025

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On September 29, 2025 we discussed the potential of the Bowie State University MARC station area to be a vibrant transit-oriented community.