NEW HOUR SIGNS HAVE BEEN POSTED ON THE FOLLOWING STREETS: 1200-1700 PATAPSCO
1600-1800 S CHARLES
Unit W Fort
100 W Fort
Unit W West
If you see these signs posted on additional streets please email:
area30parkinghotline@gmail.com
Friday, July 24, 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
PRESS RELEASE
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Alfred H. Foxx, Director
CITY OF BALTIMORE
Sheila Dixon, Mayor
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Alfred H. Foxx, Director
CITY OF BALTIMORE
Sheila Dixon, Mayor
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Contact: Adrienne Barnes
(410) 361-9296
Traffic Advisory
Soccer Game between AC Milan and Chelsea FC
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation today announced traffic and parking modifications in effect for the soccer game between AC Milan and Chelsea FC on Friday, July 24, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. Please be advised that all parking restrictions and residential permit parking regulations in the surrounding area of the stadium will be strictly enforced. Fans choosing to drive to the game are strongly encouraged to leave early, park at commercial parking lots and avoid area neighborhoods. The Department of Transportation recommends the use of alternate forms of travel such as Mass Transit, Metro Subway, Light Rail or carpool.
The following traffic modifications will be in effect on Friday, July 24, 2009 due to construction on Lombard Street and Race Street:
· Three (3) lanes of traffic will be maintained westbound on Lombard Street at all times
· Southbound JFK traffic heading to the game should exit at North Avenue; take Mount Royal Avenue to Cathedral Street to Martin Luther King, Jr Boulevard.
· Westbound traffic heading to the game should use Central Avenue to Orleans Street to Franklin Street to Green Street.
· Race Street will be closed between West and Ostend Streets
Motorists should expect delays and pay close attention to all parking restrictions and new traffic patterns in the vicinity. Special Traffic Enforcement Officers(STEOs) and Variable Message Signs (VMS) will be deployed at strategic locations to direct motorists through the new traffic patterns and to the alternate routes.
Motorists should be aware that special parking restrictions will be in effect in the vicinity of the stadium. Parking Control Agents will aggressively enforce all posted parking restrictions and vehicles parked in violation will be ticketed and towed. The Fallsway Impound Lot will remain open for two hours after the game. In addition, Special Traffic Enforcement Officers will assist Baltimore City Police with the movement of traffic in the downtown area.
The Department of Transportation is committed to
“Keeping Baltimore moving safely now and in the future”.
NEW HOUR SIGNS TO BE INSTALLED!PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THE WORK ORDERS
FOR THE INSTALLATION OF THE NEW HOUR SIGNS FOR
AREA 30 HAVE BEEN TURNED INTO THE SIGN DEPT AT THE
DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION.
DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION.
AS THE NEW HOUR SIGNS ARE FABRICATED AND AWAITING INSTALLATION THEY COULD START APPEARING ON OUR
AREA 30 BLOCKS AT ANY TIME.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
AREA 30 PARKING ALERT!
AREA 30 PARKING ALERT!
AREA 30 PARKING ALERT!
70,000 SELL OUT CAPACITY ATTENDANCE PREDICTED FOR 1st SOCCER GAME HOSTED BY RAVENS STADIUM!
JULY 24TH! 8 PM
AREA 30 PARKING ALERT!
AREA 30 PARKING ALERT!
70,000 SELL OUT CAPACITY ATTENDANCE PREDICTED FOR 1st SOCCER GAME HOSTED BY RAVENS STADIUM!
JULY 24TH! 8 PM
Chelsea vs. AC Milan at M&T Bank Stadium!
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Traffic Message has been issued by the Baltimore Police Department - July 4th Street Closures
Wednesday July 1, 2009 17:30 PM EDT
There will be traffic and parking restrictions on July 4th in the downtown area. Please check posted signs.
On July 4th, the City of Baltimore will host a fireworks display and celebration at the Inner Harbor. Due to the expected crowd size and traffic in the area, the following traffic restrictions will be placed into effect that evening:
Parking Restrictions: The following streets will be posted "No Parking - Cars Towed Away" from 3:00 PM on July 4th to 2:00 AM on July 5th:
Gay Street, from Pratt to Fayette (west side only)
Calvert Street, from Pratt to Fayette (east side only)
Baltimore Street, from Charles to Gay (both sides)
Other parking restrictions may be posted as needed
Street Closures: The following streets will close at 9:00 PM on July 4th, and will reopen some time following the fireworks display:
Pratt Street will be closed at Eutaw Street - Eastbound Pratt Street traffic will be diverted to Eutaw Street to continue east on Baltimore or Mulberry Streets.
Pratt Street will be closed at Charles Street – Pratt Street traffic will be diverted to northbound Charles Street to continue east on Baltimore Street.
Lombard Street will be closed at President Street - Westbound Lombard Street traffic will be diverted at President Street to continue west on Fayette Street.
Northbound I-395 traffic will be diverted to continue north on Howard Street. No access will be allowed to Conway Street.
Light Street at Lombard Street – southbound Light Street traffic will be diverted to Lombard Street to continue south on Sharp or Hanover Streets
Northbound Light Street at Lee Street – Northbound Light Street traffic will be diverted to Lee Street to continue north on Charles Street.
Baltimore Street will be closed at Gay Street - Eastbound Baltimore Street traffic will be diverted to Gay Street to continue east on Fayette Street
Commercial Vehicles: From 4:00 PM to 3:00 AM, commercial vehicles will not be allowed into the area bordered by:
Fayette Street, from Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard to President Street (no commercial vehicles on or below Fayette Street)
President Street, from Aliceanna Street to Fayette Street (no commercial vehicles may travel on or west of President Street)
Light Street, from Pratt to Key Highway
Key Highway, from Light Street to McComas Street
Hanover Street, from McComas Street to Montgomery Street (no commercial vehicles will be allowed north of McComas Street, including Hanover Street)
Pratt Street and Lombard Street, from Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard to President Street
I-395 at the MLK split to Pratt Street (no commercial vehicles on I-395)
No commercial vehicles on Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard from the I-395 split to Fayette Street
For full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/71290/
Contact Information:
Scott Roper
Communications
410-396-2037 Scott.Roper@BaltimorePolice.org
Wednesday July 1, 2009 17:30 PM EDT
There will be traffic and parking restrictions on July 4th in the downtown area. Please check posted signs.
On July 4th, the City of Baltimore will host a fireworks display and celebration at the Inner Harbor. Due to the expected crowd size and traffic in the area, the following traffic restrictions will be placed into effect that evening:
Parking Restrictions: The following streets will be posted "No Parking - Cars Towed Away" from 3:00 PM on July 4th to 2:00 AM on July 5th:
Gay Street, from Pratt to Fayette (west side only)
Calvert Street, from Pratt to Fayette (east side only)
Baltimore Street, from Charles to Gay (both sides)
Other parking restrictions may be posted as needed
Street Closures: The following streets will close at 9:00 PM on July 4th, and will reopen some time following the fireworks display:
Pratt Street will be closed at Eutaw Street - Eastbound Pratt Street traffic will be diverted to Eutaw Street to continue east on Baltimore or Mulberry Streets.
Pratt Street will be closed at Charles Street – Pratt Street traffic will be diverted to northbound Charles Street to continue east on Baltimore Street.
Lombard Street will be closed at President Street - Westbound Lombard Street traffic will be diverted at President Street to continue west on Fayette Street.
Northbound I-395 traffic will be diverted to continue north on Howard Street. No access will be allowed to Conway Street.
Light Street at Lombard Street – southbound Light Street traffic will be diverted to Lombard Street to continue south on Sharp or Hanover Streets
Northbound Light Street at Lee Street – Northbound Light Street traffic will be diverted to Lee Street to continue north on Charles Street.
Baltimore Street will be closed at Gay Street - Eastbound Baltimore Street traffic will be diverted to Gay Street to continue east on Fayette Street
Commercial Vehicles: From 4:00 PM to 3:00 AM, commercial vehicles will not be allowed into the area bordered by:
Fayette Street, from Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard to President Street (no commercial vehicles on or below Fayette Street)
President Street, from Aliceanna Street to Fayette Street (no commercial vehicles may travel on or west of President Street)
Light Street, from Pratt to Key Highway
Key Highway, from Light Street to McComas Street
Hanover Street, from McComas Street to Montgomery Street (no commercial vehicles will be allowed north of McComas Street, including Hanover Street)
Pratt Street and Lombard Street, from Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard to President Street
I-395 at the MLK split to Pratt Street (no commercial vehicles on I-395)
No commercial vehicles on Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard from the I-395 split to Fayette Street
For full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/71290/
Contact Information:
Scott Roper
Communications
410-396-2037 Scott.Roper@BaltimorePolice.org
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