On Tuesday, May 1st, CPHA held an Activate Your Inner Citizen: Briefing about the Future of Baltimore City’s Recreation Centers. Baltimore City is in the process of making big changes to its recreation centers, and the Briefing intended to illuminate those changes. CPHA was pleased that the City’s Department of Recreation and Parks unveiled their new plan for rec centers at the Briefing. To be informed about future events and organizing regarding Baltimore’s recreation center, please fill out the form at the bottom of this page. Click here to join the conversation today!
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Downloadable Documents
- CPHA’s Informational Posters for Each Recreation Center
- Department of Recreation & Parks Plan for a New Community Center Network (May 2012) (pdf)
- Mayor’s Recreation Center Task Force Report (August 2011) (pdf)
- Task Force Implementation Plan (August 2011) (pdf)
- Map of the City’s Rec Centers as proposed by the Task Force (pdf)
Briefing Speakers & their Presentations
- Erin O’Keefe, CPHA Board Member
- Bill Tyler, Chief of Recreation at Baltimore City Recreation and Parks
- Tim Almaguer, Safe and Sound - Youth Recreation for Baltimore City (pdf)
- Carolyn D. Wainwright, President of Recreation and Parks Advisory Board
- Michael Sarbanes, Executive Director of the Office of Engagement of the BCPSS
- Bill Romani, AARP Experience Corps Baltimore City
- Hathaway Ferebee, Executive Director of Safe and Sound
CPHA would like to thank the sponsors of the Activate Your Inner Citizen: Briefing for making it possible:
- The Urbanite
- Utrecht Art Supplies
- Sparks @ Play
