PPSIA has been involved in recent community improvements:
- Installation of traffic calming humps (Furnace Drive and Marley Avenue) to promote safety.
- Upgrades of BGE electrical supply that have very much improved reliability during storms.
- Repaving of 7th Street and Curtis Avenue.
- Upgrade of our local elementary school.
- Getting the county and state government to perform detailed analysis of the source of creek pollutants.
- Upgrades to sewage handing facilities in the area to prevent future spills.
- Getting state laws passed to invoke stiffer penalties for sewage spills.
- Ridding abandoned boats on our creeks.
- Communicating the community’s concerns to local bar owners.
- Trash pickup along Point Pleasant Road.
- Seeing to enforcement of blatant zoning and noise ordinance violations.
- Blocking use of the old GSA Defense Logistics site across Furnace Branch Creek from being used as a disposal site for dredged material from Baltimore Harbor.
- Blocking use of the old GSA Defense Logistics site from use as a shipping transfer point.
- PPSIA offers two scholarships to community residents each year.
- Jessica Haire for County Executive
- County Council District 2 Allison Pickard
- State Delegate Nic Kipke
- State Senator Bryan Simonaire
- County Executive Stewart Pittman
- State Department of Agriculture, Mosquito Control
- Maryland Port Administration
- Anne Arundel County Recycle
- Anne Arundel County Police
- Steven M. Heinl, Maryland Estate Planning and Probate Attorney
Please consider joining PPSIA! Annual membership is $10 per household.
The map below reflects the area's in which PPSIA services. Point Pleasant in Green and Shoreland in Orange.
