Cecil Elementary Safe Routes to School

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About this project

The Cecil Elementary Safe Routes to School Project is a community-driven initiative aimed at enhancing the safety of students, families, and residents traveling to and from Cecil Elementary School and nearby recreational facilities. The project will include both mid-block traffic calming measures and intersection improvements at key locations:

  • Kirk Avenue & E. 22nd Street
  • Homewood Avenue & Kirk Avenue
  • Cecil Avenue & E. 22nd Street
  • 2000 Cecil Avenue


Project Goals

Through traffic calming and intersection enhancements, the Cecil Elementary Safe Routes to School Project seeks to:

  • Improve safety so that that children can walk, bike, roll, or travel to school safely.
  • Promote healthy and active lifestyles by creating safer routes to school.
  • Create more pedestrian-friendly streets that benefits the broader community.


Project Status

The project concept plan is currently in draft form. The final design will be completed through the Safe Routes to School grant and efforts are currently underway to secure construction funding.


Project Partners

For the Cecil Elementary Safe Routes to School Project, we are working in partnership with Cecil Elementary School, Greater Greenmount Community Association, and Central Baltimore Partnership.

Cecil Elementary SchoolGreater Greenmount Community AssociationCentral Baltimore Partnership


About this project

The Cecil Elementary Safe Routes to School Project is a community-driven initiative aimed at enhancing the safety of students, families, and residents traveling to and from Cecil Elementary School and nearby recreational facilities. The project will include both mid-block traffic calming measures and intersection improvements at key locations:

  • Kirk Avenue & E. 22nd Street
  • Homewood Avenue & Kirk Avenue
  • Cecil Avenue & E. 22nd Street
  • 2000 Cecil Avenue


Project Goals

Through traffic calming and intersection enhancements, the Cecil Elementary Safe Routes to School Project seeks to:

  • Improve safety so that that children can walk, bike, roll, or travel to school safely.
  • Promote healthy and active lifestyles by creating safer routes to school.
  • Create more pedestrian-friendly streets that benefits the broader community.


Project Status

The project concept plan is currently in draft form. The final design will be completed through the Safe Routes to School grant and efforts are currently underway to secure construction funding.


Project Partners

For the Cecil Elementary Safe Routes to School Project, we are working in partnership with Cecil Elementary School, Greater Greenmount Community Association, and Central Baltimore Partnership.

Cecil Elementary SchoolGreater Greenmount Community AssociationCentral Baltimore Partnership


  • Doorknocking & Advancing Designs

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    We're excited to move forward on the design for the Cecil Elementary Safe Routes to School project. Last night we went out with Councilman Jones and his team to talk to residents along Cecil Ave from 22nd to 20th about the project. The project will include:

    • On Cecil Ave from 22nd and 20th:
      • it will become a one-way street (going southbound),
      • with angled parking on the east side of Cecil Ave.
      • There will be no parking loss.
    • A new crosswalk at the school’s entrance on Cecil Ave
    • New ADA ramps & “bump outs” at the intersections
    • A elevated bus stop at 22nd & Kirk for a better bus experience


    This project stems from initial community visioning completed by Cecil Elementary School, Central Baltimore Partnership, Neighborhood Design Center, Greater Greenmount Community Association between 2021 an 2023. This project advances their initial concept plans.

    Stay tuned as we move forward with the design! If you have questions or comments, submit them here.

    Talking to residents who live on Cecil Ave between 22nd St and 20th St.



    We're excited to move forward on the design for the Cecil Elementary Safe Routes to School project. Last night we went out with Councilman Jones and his team to talk to residents along Cecil Ave from 22nd to 20th about the project. The project will include:

    • On Cecil Ave from 22nd and 20th:
      • it will become a one-way street (going southbound),
      • with angled parking on the east side of Cecil Ave.
      • There will be no parking loss.
    • A new crosswalk at the school’s entrance on Cecil Ave
    • New ADA ramps & “bump outs” at the intersections
    • A elevated bus stop at 22nd & Kirk for a better bus experience


    This project stems from initial community visioning completed by Cecil Elementary School, Central Baltimore Partnership, Neighborhood Design Center, Greater Greenmount Community Association between 2021 an 2023. This project advances their initial concept plans.

    Stay tuned as we move forward with the design! If you have questions or comments, submit them here.

    Talking to residents who live on Cecil Ave between 22nd St and 20th St.



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