Network Implementation: Continue to refine the active transportation network and priority projects and pursue funding for implementation. See the performance measures below for detailed goals.

Stakeholder Collaboration: Collaborate with stakeholders to prioritize and implement key policy, program and general practice recommendations.

Enhance Progress Reports: Baltimore County prepares an annual report for the Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee. Consider releasing an annual progress report to inform partners and the general public about accomplishments and challenges.

Virtual Interactive Map: Develop and maintain an interactive on-line map that highlights the recommended active transportation network and communicates priorities and progress.

Funding Sources: Explore creative funding sources for Plan implementation.

Maintenance Costs: Incorporate long-term maintenance costs into the development of cost estimates for the active transportation network and determine sustainable maintenance responsibilities.

Adopt a Pedestrian Priority Area Implementation Program: Use the Pedestrian Priority Areas to formally structure a sidewalk implementation program that ensures improvements are made in the areas that need them most.

Vision Zero Action Plan: Conduct a systematic safety audit of bicycle and pedestrian crashes to understand trends and identify crash risks. This effort should be coordinated with the Baltimore County Strategic Highway Safety Plan and Zero Deaths Maryland.