News RSS

Action Alert: Help Get Trails Funded in Anne Arundel County

The Anne Arundel County Council is holding a series of budget town halls to hear about your priorities for the FY27 county budget. Speak up for trails!

Read more

Action Alert: Speak up for Trails at the Montgomery County Capital Budget Hearings

The Montgomery County Council is seeking public input on the capital budget. This is your chance to speak up and get the trails we love funded.

Read more

Nominations for Board of Directors 2026-2028

So, what's next? On December 3, all active MORE members will receive an email with a link to vote. Elections will run until December 15, and results will be announced on December 17. _____ PresidentCasey Anderson Casey Anderson is running for reelection as MORE’s president at a time when the organization has never been stronger, with record membership and positive relationships with land managers and elected leaders throughout the region. As former chair of the Montgomery Planning Board and Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Casey built support for the natural surface trails program in Montgomery County to the point...

Read more

Board of Directors Elections for 2026-2028

MORE is looking for volunteers to serve on the Board of Directors as President, Maryland Advocacy Director, and Virginia Advocacy Director for the 2026-2028 term. Nomination period is from November 14 to 28. Interested in running or know someone who's good a fit? Email elections@more-mtb.org with the following information: Name of nominee and email address (if nominating someone else) Position Short bio which can include personal and/or professional descriptions, why you/they are the best person for the job, plans for MORE and the trail community, and some fun personal factoids. Job descriptions President The President is responsible for leading the...

Read more

Advocacy Alert: Prince George's County budget forums for next fiscal year

Do you live and/or ride in Prince George’s County, Maryland? We need your help to make sure natural surface trails in the county are funded.  The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) will hold its 2025 Budget Forums to solicit comments on the M-NCPPC budget for planning, parks, and recreation in Prince George’s County for the next fiscal year, which begins July 1, 2026.  There is an in-person budget forum happening on October 21, 7 p.m, at 6600 Kenilworth Avenue, Riverdale, MD 20737. Sign up here.  Written comments will also be accepted until close of business, Tuesday, November 4,...

Read more

Tags