About Transportation

Transportation provides guidance on behalf of Anne Arundel County in planning and engineering studies conducted by the State Highway Administration for improvement or new construction of the state-maintained roadway network. In a similar fashion, it provides planning assistance to Anne Arundel County's Department of Public Works for roadway, bicycle and pedestrian facilities that are owned and maintained by the County. It coordinates with the Office of Planning and Zoning Development Division regarding road right-of-way, transit accessibility design, pedestrian and bicycle facilities and recommendations involving highway modifications resulting from the transportation adequate public facilities requirements.

Transit Service Changes

Starting July 1, our Call N' Ride zones will be expanded to cover Parole and Riviera Beach. In addition, our 208-Crownsville route will shift service from Annapolis Harbour Center to the Harry S. Truman Park & Ride. Harbour Center will still be served by our 207-Parole route.

Transportation Services on July 4th

There will be no Transportation Services provided on Friday, July 4th, 2025 in Observance of Independence Day.

Mission

To promote and establish multi modal transportation networks throughout Anne Arundel County, which will provide the necessary infrastructure to make Anne Arundel County an economically vibrant community enhancing the quality of life for the citizens by advising the County Executive and the County Council on the coordination and development of government policies, programs, services, and allocations of resources for citizens regarding transportation.

  • Maintaining a comprehensive transportation development program that identifies the Anne Arundel's long-range transportation needs.
  • Recommending on an annual basis a Transportation Improvement Program for the six fiscal years next ensuing.
  • Recommending priorities for project requests that are to be submitted for funding through state, regional and local transportation funding programs.
  • Recommend the development of innovative local and regional transit options.
  • Recommend quality pedestrian and bicycle accommodations.
  • Recommend priorities for all its citizens, regardless of age or ability, with accessibility and mobility.
  • Receiving reports and findings on transportation project development studies and recommending follow up actions.
  • Recommending transportation projects for addition to or deletion from the metropolitan planning organization and regional long-range transportation plans. 
  • Recommending such amendments may be necessary or desirable to the transportation chapter of the Anne Arundel's adopted Master Plan.
  • Preparing periodic reports on the Anne Arundel's progress in implementing its long-range transportation plan. 

 Leadership

Samuel Snead
Samuel Snead
Transportation Officer