Dobbin Road Pathway

The goal of the project is to develop a shared use pathway along Dobbin Road from Oakland Mills Road to Snowden River Parkway and add sidewalks from McGaw Road up to Stanford Blvd. The shared use path will allow cyclists to safely travel along Dobbin Road and connect to a shared use pathway at Oakland Mills Road and along Snowden River Parkway.

Overview

The Dobbin Road Pathway Phasing Map shows the extent of each segment of the project.  This cross section shows additional project details.  

Key improvements include:

  • Shared use pathway along the east side of Dobbin Road.
  • New sidewalk segments on selected locations along the west side of Dobbin Road.
  • Signalized pedestrian crossings on Dobbin Road.
Segment Status Funding Source
Segment I
Dobbin Rd - Oakland Mills Road to McGaw Road
90% design is complete. Construction is anticipated to begin in FY2026, pending easement agreements.

Preliminary Design: Unified Planning Work Program (Baltimore Metropolitan Council)
Final Design:  Transportation Alternatives Program (Federal)

Construction: Transportation Alternatives and Congressional Directed Spending Grants

Segment II
Dobbin Rd - McGaw Road
to MD 175

90% design is complete. Construction is anticipated to begin in FY2026, pending easement agreements.

Preliminary Design: Maryland Bikeways Program (State)
Final Design:  County Capital Project K5070
Construction: Transportation Alternatives and Congressional Directed Spending Grants
Segment III
Dobbin Rd - MD 175
to Old Dobbin Lane/Columbia Crossing Circle
Completed in 2022.

Preliminary Design: County
Final Design:  County 
Construction: County

Segment IV
Dobbin Rd - Old Dobbin Lane/Columbia Crossing Circle
to Snowden River Parkway
Completed in 2024.

Preliminary Design: County
Final Design:  County 
Construction: County

Project Details

2021 Public Meeting, Plans, and Feedback

Community Meeting in 2015 

A community meeting was held in January 2015. The presentation is available here: Dobbin Road McGaw Road Phase I Presentation

Concept Design

Concept Design Documents for Phase I from November 2014 are available for review.
 

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Contact Information

For further questions, please contact the Office of Transportation by email at transportation@howardcountymd.gov or by phone at 410-313-4312.

 

 

 

 

 

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