Relay Improvement Association


Contact

P.O. Box 24046 Relay, Maryland  21227
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About

The Relay Improvement Association of Baltimore County, Inc. (RIA) is a Maryland non-profit, non-stock, non-sectarian, non-political organization whose purpose is to promote the improvement and general welfare of the neighborhoods within the following boundaries. Boundaries are the Patapsco River to the South, Route 1 and Herbert Run to the East, I-95 to the North, and Selford Avenue above I-95 to the West, including homes on both sides of Gun Road to the State Park property line

Map showing the boundaries of the Relay and St. Denis community

Membership

Become a member!

Sign up for RIA membership and make a donation to support the town hall maintenance through our online portal via Cheddar Up:

Pay with Cheddar Up

An RIA Member is any person over eighteen (18) years of age (i) residing within the boundaries defined or (ii) owning real property within such boundaries, and who has paid dues to the Association for the current year.

Associate RIA membership is available to those who reside outside of the boundaries of the association. Associate Members will receive newsletters and member discount on RIA events. Associate RIA Members are not counted in Quorum and may not vote. RIA membership dues are paid annually.

Membership form

Download the 2024 RIA membership form.

Complete the membership form and mail it to the RIA.

General Meetings

Meetings are held at the Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. on the second Monday of February, May, September and November.

As a member of the RIA, you are encouraged to attend general meetings. These meetings keep you informed of what’s happening in our neighborhood and give you an opportunity to socialize with other community residents. The RIA welcomes you to read our newsletters and check out our upcoming events and announcements.

Officers

The RIA Officers consist of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Officers are elected by a majority vote at the General Meeting in years ending in odd numbers and shall serve a two-year term. Each elected Officer must have resided within the boundaries of the Association and have been a Member for not less than one year prior to elections.

Current Officers

Additional benefits of membership

Newsletter