
Upcoming Events

Volunteer Opportunities
September 22nd - Membership Meeting Support
Oct 14th - Trivia Night
October 24th - PorchFest 2026
October 17th- 31st - "Paint the Ward Red"
November /December - "Share the Light"
Light House Shelter Collection Effort
September 22nd- Membership Meeting Support
October 14th - WORA Trivia Night
October 24th- PorchFest 2026
October 17th-31st - "Paint the Ward Red"
November/December- "Share the Light" Lighthouse Shelter Collection Effort
A Message from the President
Make Your Voice Heard on Parking
The City of Annapolis is asking residents to share their experiences and opinions about parking.
Ward One residents know better than anyone what is working — and what isn’t. This survey is an important opportunity to provide direct feedback and help shape future parking decisions.
Please take a few minutes to complete the Annapolis Parking Survey.
Your input matters. The more Ward One residents who participate, the stronger our voice will be. Use the QR code below to fill out the survey.

Members' Corner

Proposed Franklin Street Rezoning
Public comment opposing proposed rezoning of Franklin/Shaw Street parcels from C2P/C1-A to C1, citing density, parking, and notice concerns.
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Submit your thoughts to worapresident@wardone.org

Zoning Unlocked
Public testimony opposing Prince George Street's C1-A to C1 rezoning, citing lost protections, density, parking, and STR concerns.
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Duke of Gloucester Commercial Rezoning
Public comment opposing rezoning C2P to C2 on Duke of Gloucester/Conduit Streets, arguing it commercializes and harms the historic district.
Proposed Zoning Changes
WORA supports thoughtful updates to Annapolis zoning code and recognizes the value of simplifying outdated or redundant zoning districts. Growth, adaptive reuse, and preservation can work together to keep Annapolis economically vibrant while protecting its historic character.
We are, however, concerned about the proposed elimination of the C1-A and C2P zoning districts within Annapolis Historic District. These areas are central to the historic character and identity of Annapolis, making changes to their underlying zoning particularly significant.
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