Transportation Forum: Sustainable Solutions for Maryland’s Future
ABOUT THE EVENT
Maryland continues to face long-term structural challenges in transportation funding. As traditional revenue sources decline and infrastructure demands grow, the need for innovative, sustainable funding mechanisms has never been more urgent.
The Maryland Transportation Builders and Materials Association (MTBMA) invites you to join a focused discussion on the future of the Transportation Trust Fund (TTF) and explore viable long-term solutions to ensure Maryland can maintain, modernize, and expand its transportation system. This forum will convene policymakers, industry leaders, and stakeholders to examine current challenges, identify gaps, and discuss forward-looking strategies that support economic growth and system reliability.
This event consists of two moderated panels, each with a Q&A.
WHY ATTEND
This forum offers an opportunity to hear directly from the policymakers, agency leaders, and industry stakeholders shaping Maryland’s transportation future. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of the financial pressures facing the Transportation Trust Fund, the funding and policy options being discussed at both the state and federal levels, and how those decisions could affect project delivery, economic competitiveness, and long-term infrastructure investment. The program is intended to foster substantive discussion around sustainable transportation funding strategies while also providing meaningful opportunities to connect with public officials, private sector leaders, and others involved in advancing Maryland’s transportation system.
WHO BELONGS IN THE ROOM
This forum is designed for professionals & organizations with a stake in Maryland’s transportation future and the movement of people, goods, and commerce. Attendees may include business leaders who rely on dependable infrastructure & mobility, executives from transportation, construction, and infrastructure firms, and professionals working in public policy, government affairs, and economic development. The event will also be valuable for planners, developers, and innovators exploring technologies & solutions that influence how transportation systems are funded, delivered, and maintained.
