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MDTA Police Policies & FOP MOU

The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) Police is committed to transparency and open communication with the customers and public we proudly serve. In that effort, the MDTA Police publishes our policies, known as Directives, for public view. These directives guide the administrative and operational work for the members of the agency. While every situation is unique, these directives help guide the actions of our highly-trained employees as they perform their duties.

Directives are regularly updated, revised, and sometimes rescinded to better serve the citizens and the MDTA Police. Pursuant to Maryland Code Annotated, Public Safety Article § 3-515(b), there are some directives that have been withheld because it has been determined by the Chief of the MDTA Police that the release of those directives could jeopardize operations or compromise officer or public safety.

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Memorandum of Understanding Between MDTA Police FOP Lodge #34 and the MDTA:

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Public Calendar

Jul 11

Public Event

4:00 PM

Point Breeze

Serious About Safety: State Highway Administration's Commitment to Safer Roads

This month’s Serious About Safety message comes from State Highway Administrator (SHA) Will Pines, who highlights SHA’s continued commitment to building a strong safety culture and supporting MDOT’s overall safety mission. As we move through the summer travel season, roads across Maryland are busier than usual, making it especially important to stay alert, plan ahead, and make safe choices behind the wheel.

Potomac Waterway

July is Roadside Traffic Safety Awareness Month, a reminder that anyone can find themselves stopped along the side of the road unexpectedly, whether due to a disabled vehicle, a crash, emergency responders, or maintenance crews. In these situations, drivers are encouraged to slow down, stay alert, and move over when it is safe to do so. Learn more about Maryland’s Move Over Law, roadside safety, and real-time traffic updates through SHA’s CHART (Coordinated Highways Action Response Team) and MDTA's Bay Bridge website.

Jul 16

Finance and Administration Committee Meeting

9:00 AM

Livestream

This public meeting is livestreamed and archived on the Finance and Administration Committee Meeting Homepage. The Finance and Administration Committee Meeting homepage also provides access to the virtual meeting, schedule, agenda, materials and minutes.

Aug 06

Capital Committee Meeting

9:00 AM

Livestream

This public meeting is livestreamed and archived on the Capital Committee Meeting Homepage. The Capital Committee Meeting homepage also provides access to the virtual meeting, schedule, agenda, materials and minutes.