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I-95 at Belvidere Interchange Project

I-95 At Belvidere Road Transportation Improvement Study – Home

The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA), in coordination with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), conducted a NEPA study to identify potential improvements to Interstate 95 (I-95), Belvidere Road, and other nearby transportation facilities between MD 272 and MD 222 in Cecil County, Maryland. The study area is within proximity of major Mid-Atlantic metropolitan areas such as Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington DC.

The NEPA study was completed in early 2022 with a Record of Decision from FHWA approving the construction of a new interchange on I-95 at Belvidere Road. Design and construction of the interchange began in 2022 after the NEPA study concluded.

Public Involvement

The I-95 at Belvidere Road Transportation Improvement Study included public outreach and involvement efforts. 

Spring 2020: I-95 at Belvidere Road Transportation Improvement Study Virtual Project Update

Additional Information

I-95 At Belvidere Road Interchange Study Archived

Public Involvement

Winter 2019: I-95 Belvidere Public Open House Boards

Summer 2018: I-95 Belvidere Public Open House Boards

 

 

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Jul 28

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Plastic Free July

Plastic Free July is a global movement that encourages individuals and organizations to reduce their reliance on single-use plastics and adopt more sustainable habits. The initiative raises awareness about the environmental impacts of plastic waste and highlights practical ways to reduce consumption, protect natural resources, and support a cleaner future.

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At MDOT, Plastic Free July aligns with the department’s commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainability. Small changes in daily habits can collectively make a significant impact, helping to reduce waste and support ongoing steps to create a more sustainable transportation system and workplace.

Employees can support Plastic Free July by reducing their use of single-use plastics, choosing reusable alternatives, and properly recycling materials when possible. From bringing a reusable water bottle to using reusable shopping bags, every action contributes to a healthier environment and a more sustainable future.

Jul 31

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12:00 PM

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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.