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Sustainable Growth Webinar Series

Upcoming Webinars​​ ​​​in the Series

Note: First-Come, First-Served; Only the first 1,000 people who click the link to join a live webinar will be granted access to the Zoom webinar. Anyone attempting to join after the 1,000-seat limit is reached will be prompted to view our live stream instead.
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Walkinar: Using Technology and Data to Advance Pedestrian Safety

Thursday, October 22, 2026, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

This webinar will focus on new technology and data tools are helping transportation agencies better understand how people walk, roll, cross streets, and experience the transportation system. This Walkinar will explore how accessibility-focused technology, LiDAR, mapping, smart sensing, and data collection can support pedestrian safety planning and more informed decision-making. Speakers will share research and real-world agency perspectives on how these tools can be used to evaluate existing conditions, measure safety improvements, and help create safer, more accessible places for people walking and rolling across Maryland.

Register in advance for this Webinar. 
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Building Resilience in Maryland's Defense Communities through Collaborative Planning 

Thursday, November 19, 2026, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM


This webinar will review the Resilient Maryland Defense Communities project, a collaborative effort between state, federal, local, military, non-profit, and utility partners. In reviewing the project activities and outcomes, the webinar will focus on best practices regarding collaboration and coordination among state, regional, local government, and military installations to address cross-functional and cross-regional resilience concerns. Panelists will describe how they engaged a large group of stakeholders to define gaps in resilience that impact communities that host military installations, potentially threatening the installation’s readiness and economic impact on the community. The Maryland Department of Planning will be joined by project partners, the Maryland Department of Commerce, Office of Military & Federal Affairs and the Maryland Office of Resilience within the Maryland Department of Emergency Management, the City of Annapolis, as well as the project vendor, the Center for Cyber, Health, and Hazard Strategies (CHHS) within the University of Maryland, Baltimore.​

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​​See recordings of our most recent webinars at the Past Webinars page.​​​