About Liberty Road Recreation and Parks Council

The Liberty Road Recreation and Parks Council was formed out of a need for greater community involvement in the development of recreation activities in the Liberty Road area. The Council is founded on the belief that a community knows best which recreation activities are needed in its area and can best administer those activities at the community level. The Council is further founded on the belief that recreation programs and activities should be developed and maintained only when the community supports those programs both through adequate attendance and volunteer support.

The Liberty Road Recreation and Parks Council is non-partisan, non-profit, non-sectarian and non-commercial, and the Council's programs and services are open to the general public without regard to race, creed, color or national origin.

Mission

The mission or goal of the Liberty Road Recreation and Parks Council is to stimulate, coordinate and supervise community interests in and provide opportunities for wholesome play and recreation for children and adults in this area. The Council will also work in conjunction with the Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks to promote, develop, maintain and acquire park land and open space in this area. The Council will coordinate the cooperation of all clubs, organizations, groups and individuals in this area to accomplish this mission.

Council Meetings

The Liberty Road Recreation and Parks Council meets twice a month at the Randallstown Community Center. The Executive Board meets on the first Wednesday of each month, and the General Council meeting is held on the third Wednesday each month. There are no General Council Meeting during the months of July and August. All Meetings are open to the public.