We will sweat the details.

That’s the pledge my colleagues and I made to Edmondson Village residents regarding the effect of the Red Line transit system on their communities.

Cynthia Shaw, President of the Lyndhurst Community Association, asked me last week about the consequences for her neighborhood of proposed improvements to the Highway To Nowhere.

That’s the unfinished portion of Interstate 70 that connects to Edmondson Avenue.

“We told you we would sweat the details about the Red Line,” I responded.  “We will do the same for whatever transportation plans are proposed now.”

We’ll do that as well for the redevelopment of the Pimlico Race Course site and for every neighborhood issue.

You sweat the details on your bills in Annapolis.

You do the same for your constituents back home.

Senator Jill P. Carter, Delegate Dalya Attar, Tony Bridges, and I are having a Town Hall for the 41st District on Wednesday at 5:30. 

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