Baltimore County Seeks Public Input on Future of Dundalk and Randallstown Pools

Baltimore, MD, July 31, 2026 —

Baltimore County officials are inviting residents to share their ideas for the future of public pools located in Dundalk and Randallstown. The county is set to assume operational control of these facilities from The Y of Central Maryland.

To gather community perspectives, Baltimore County is launching a series of engagement initiatives. Residents are encouraged to participate in surveys and attend public listening sessions. These forums are designed to collect feedback on potential programming, operational strategies, and overall vision for the pools.

The specific details regarding the timeline for the transition of operations and the exact dates and locations for the public listening sessions were not immediately available. Information on how to access the survey and details about upcoming meetings are expected to be announced by the county.

This initiative aims to ensure that the future use and management of the public pools align with the needs and desires of the communities they serve. The county is looking for innovative ideas that can enhance the user experience and maximize the benefit of these public amenities.

Story summarized from the original created by Marcus Dieterle on baltimorefishbowl.com, see more information here.

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