Become a member of the RRLRAIA

What is the RRLRAIA? Established in 1953, we are an active community association of volunteers working to preserve and enhance our neighborhoods and the wonderful quality of life we are fortunate to enjoy here. The RRLRAIA is managed by an elected board of governors which directs the activities of several committees. Our executive director maintains close contact with local government and law enforcement officials. Our office is located in the historic Rider House across from the Riderwood Post Office on Bellona Avenue.

What does the RRLRAIA do? As Baltimore County continues to grow and develop, issues affecting the well-being of area residents are constantly surfacing; issues such as traffic speed and congestion, zoning and development, environmental quality, preservation of open space, crime control and prevention, and neighborhood enhancements. The RRLRAIA works with local legislators, environmental planners, law enforcement officials, and neighborhood associations within our membership area to address these issues head-on as they arise.

What areas does RRLRAIA serve? The Association’s boundaries are: the City/County line to the south, the Beltway to the north, Falls Road/I-83 to the west, and Charles Street Avenue to Joppa Road to the east.

Additional membership benefits include: the RRLRAIA Membership Directory, quarterly RRLRAIA newsletters, an invitation to all RRLRAIA community meetings, access to emailed crime alerts and other important announcements, and special community events, such as the RRLRAIA Dumpster Day and the Annual Holiday Party in the Woods in December. Your dues support these efforts and all of the ongoing work of the RRLRAIA.