Chris Ryer, Director of Baltimore’s Department of Planning for the past six years, is planning to retire but will stay in his position until a successor is named.
Mayor Brandon Scott announced on Thursday that Ryer will retire after a 40-year career in community planning and development, much of it with the City of Baltimore.
“Director Ryer’s planning expertise and leadership have been instrumental in creating a more equitable, sustainable, and prosperous Baltimore,” Scott said in a statement. “His deep understanding of our neighborhoods and commitment to community-led planning have helped transform how we approach urban development in Baltimore. From modernizing our zoning code to spearheading innovative sustainability initiatives, Chris leaves behind a legacy that will benefit generations of Baltimore residents.”
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