The Maryland-National Capital Park And Planning Commission

The Maryland-National Capital Park And Planning Commission is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov since 2002, serving Montgomery and Prince George's counties in Maryland. As a planning commission, the organization focuses on regional development, park management, and transportation infrastructure improvements. The commission is primarily engaged in receiving federal grants that support transportation safety, park development, and community infrastructure projects, with a particular emphasis on multimodal transportation planning and safety initiatives.

The Maryland-National Capital Park And Planning Commission has received multiple federal grants from agencies like the Federal Highway Administration, primarily through the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program. These grants have included a $120,000 project for developing multimodal parking lot design guidelines in Montgomery County and a substantial $7,500,000 grant to improve safe and equitable access to Montgomery Parks. The organization has also received airport-related grants from the Eastern Region, including American Rescue Plan Act funding for airport operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the commission has participated in sub-grant awards through the Maryland Department of Emergency Management, focusing on grant management costs, parks and recreation materials, and operational support. The grants consistently demonstrate a focus on transportation safety, infrastructure improvement, park development, and emergency response capabilities across Montgomery and Prince George's counties.