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BALTIMORE, MD – Mayor Brandon M. Scott has officially released “Downtown RISE: Master Plan for Downtown,” a comprehensive, long-term strategy aimed at transforming Baltimore’s central business district into a more vibrant, livable, and pedestrian-friendly area. This latest iteration builds upon previous initiatives, including the “Downtown RISE: Strategic Action Plan” and “Downtown RISE: A 10-Year Vision,” which were introduced last year. The Master Plan is a collaborative effort involving the Mayor’s Administration, Governor Wes Moore’s Administration, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, and a wide array of downtown stakeholders.

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The “Downtown RISE: Master Plan for Downtown” is being presented for public engagement, underscoring the administration’s commitment to incorporating community input into the city’s future development. This plan is designed to be a dynamic document, subject to regular updates as progress is achieved and new opportunities for collaboration and funding emerge, guiding the ongoing renaissance of downtown Baltimore.

The “Downtown RISE” initiative, first announced in November 2023, now encompasses both a medium-term action plan with specific projects, investments, and strategies, and a long-term vision with planning targets for downtown Baltimore’s next era. Significant progress has reportedly been made under the initial strategic action plan, preparing downtown for future growth and development. The plan emphasizes that a thriving Baltimore requires both its neighborhoods and its downtown core to prosper, highlighting the downtown area as a central hub for residents to gather, dine, work, and enjoy leisure activities. This master plan is intended to reflect the needs of the city’s residents and the dedicated efforts of partners at the city and state levels, charting a course toward a healthier, safer, and more prosperous future for downtown Baltimore.

The collaborative development of this Master Plan involves key downtown stakeholders, including Live Baltimore, the Baltimore Development Corporation, the Baltimore Convention Center, and the Maryland Stadium Authority, among others. The administration plans to continue engaging the community as the long-term strategic vision for downtown is finalized. The “Downtown RISE” initiative signifies a continuation of efforts to revitalize the city, with a focus on economic growth and improved quality of life for all residents.

Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from the City of Baltimore


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