WHAT IF WE DREAMT BIGGER TOGETHER ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THE JONES FALLS AND ITS CONNECTION TO REMINGTON?
Our Mission
The Jones Falls River Valley has long shaped the landscape and identity of this part of Baltimore. At the same time, the Remington community has been actively working to build a vibrant and connected neighborhood. This listening initiative brings these efforts together, inviting neighbors and community to share their ideas and perspectives as we collectively continue to shape a shared vision for the future of this corridor.
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Long before this project began, the organizations below were already doing the work of caring for this corridor — some for years, some for decades — and this initiative carries that work forward.
Community Partners
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Blue Water Baltimore
Blue Water Baltimore works to restore and protect the health of the Jones Falls and other local waterways through science, restoration projects, and community partnerships.
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Baltimore Streetcar Museum
The Baltimore Streetcar Museum preserves Baltimore’s historic streetcars and operates a demonstration line along the Jones Falls, highlighting the important role transit played in shaping the surrounding communities.
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Friends of the Jones Falls
Friends of the Jones Falls is a community-based organization dedicated to protecting, restoring, and celebrating the Jones Falls watershed through environmental stewardship, advocacy, and community engagement.
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GRIA
Greater Remington Improvement Association (GRIA) is a resident-run, non-profit neighborhood association that works to retain the diversity, vibrancy, and community connectedness of our neighborhood
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Jones Falls 2076
Jones Falls 2076 is a speculative design project that invites residents, artists, designers, community leaders, and creative thinkers to envision aspirational futures for the river in 2076, half a century from now.
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Jones Falls Gateway Project
The Jones Falls Gateway Project is a community initiative working to create welcoming public spaces, trails, and green infrastructure that reconnect Baltimore neighborhoods to the Jones Falls River Valley.
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Seawall
Seawall believes in re-imagining the real estate development industry so that the built environment empowers communities, unites our cities, and helps launch powerful ideas.
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Be a part of our Team!
Are you an organization that’s interested in joining our project? Send an email for more information!
The Community's Vision for Jones Falls
Before we draw any plans, we are listening.
Through community visioning sessions, residents, business owners, neighborhood leaders, and stakeholders shared ideas for how the Jones Falls corridor could become a place that connects people, nature, housing, and economic opportunity.
The maps below capture a small portion of those conversations, illustrating the priorities, aspirations, and concerns voiced by community members throughout the planning process.
Share Your Vision Here
We are in the early listening phase and would love to hear from you. Share your ideas, hopes, and dreams about the future of the Jones Falls corridor and its connection to the Remington community.