We need your involvement in our planning and design process!

The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) is currently holding Neighborhood Work Groups with local residents and stakeholders on locally-specific design and engineering issues. These work groups provide an opportunity for community members to participate in targeted discussions on issues involving a specific geographic area or a specific topic, such as station design, landscaping, visual and noise mitigation, and safety. We will still hold our Open Houses and meetings with Community and Business Associations to provide project updates, but these work groups will be on specific access and design issues related to the specific station in the neighborhood where the meeting is held.

Please note that many of the groups may meet more than one time, as it may take multiple meetings to work through specific concerns. Also, please remember this will be a process that will continue over the next two years, so we may not schedule some of these meetings for some time or additional work groups could be added.

Below you will find links to each Neighborhood Work Group, which include the maps and key information presented during each meeting.

Station Areas:

• Bethesda
• Connecticut Avenue
• Lyttonsville
• Woodside/16th Street
• Silver Spring Transit Center
• Silver Spring Library
• Dale Drive (Future)
• Manchester Place
• Long Branch
• Piney Branch Road
• Takoma/Langley Transit Center
• Riggs Road
• University of Maryland
  • Adelphi/West Campus
  • Campus Center
  • East Campus
• College Park Metro
• M Square
• Riverdale Park
• Beacon Heights
• Annapolis Road/Glenridge
• New Carrollton

Additional Meeting Areas/Topics:

• CSX Corridor
• Georgetown Branch/Capital Crescent Trail
• Wayne Avenue
• Bonifant Street
• University Boulevard
• Kenilworth Avenue
• Ellin Road
• Bike and Pedestrian Facilities

If you would like to be involved in a work group, please click here to sign-up for your preferred group.