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Posted May 7, 2026 | Topic: Education, Habitat Restoration & Conservation, Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation)
Wednesday, 06/03/2026: Maryland Port Administration “Get the Scoop on Dredging” (Pasadena, MD)
Join the Maryland Port Administration on June 3rd for a relaxed, interactive evening at the Riviera Beach Library in Pasadena to learn how dredging supports Maryland’s waterways and what it means for your community. At “Get the Scoop on Dredging,” you’ll hear directly from local experts, ask questions, and connect with others who care about…
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Posted September 16, 2025 | Topic: Education
Saturday, 10/18/2025: Community Invited to Open House at Cox Creek (Curtis Bay, Md)
The Maryland Port Administration is pleased to offer the public the opportunity to explore Cox Creek Facility including the Cox Creek Dredge Material Containment Facility (DMCF), only accessible a few times a year, including during our open house! Cox Creek Facility is home to an active dredged material placement site that is undergoing expansion and the site also includes…
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Posted November 5, 2019
November 8, 2019: MDOT Maryland Port Administration Dredged Material Management Program Annual Meeting (Dundalk, MD)
DMMP_Annual_Meeting_2019_Invitation Join us for an inspiring and information-packed morning highlighting the progress of Maryland’s Dredged Material Management Program, as well as plans for new and innovative efforts that’ll help us make even greater advances. Date: 11/8/19 Time: 9:30am – 12:00pm Location: Sollers Point Multi-Purpose Center 323 Sollers Point Road, Dundalk, MD 21222 For more information,…
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Posted October 24, 2019
(Baltimore, MD) Open House at Cox Creek MDOT MPA Facility
MDOT Maryland Port Administration is proud to host an open house event at our Cox Creek/Swan Creek facility, Saturday, October 26th, 10 am – 2 pm, free and open to the public. Cox Creek was the number one birding site for three consecutive years. Come see the beautiful fall foliage, and why so many birds…