Residents Asked to Provide Input on Bus Stop Art Installation

City officials seek feedback on proposed public art piece at Revolution Street bus shelter

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

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Residents and business owners in Havre de Grace, Maryland are being asked to take a brief online survey to provide input on a proposed public art installation at a bus stop outside the Family Dollar on Revolution Street. The city has commissioned artist Ana Mengote Baluca to create a sculptural piece of art for the new bus shelter, and is seeking community feedback to help shape the design.

Why it matters

Public art installations can enhance the vibrancy and character of a community, but it's important that the designs resonate with and reflect the local population. Gathering resident input helps ensure the final artwork aligns with the community's values and preferences.

The details

The city is asking residents and frequent passersby to take a 2-minute online survey to share their thoughts on the proposed public art piece. The survey aims to gather feedback on the design, theme, and overall vision for the sculptural artwork that will be installed at the new bus shelter on Revolution Street.

  • The survey is open until March 15, 2026.

The players

Ana Mengote Baluca

An artist commissioned by the city of Havre de Grace to create a sculptural public art piece for installation at a bus shelter on Revolution Street.

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What’s next

After the survey closes on March 15th, the city will review the feedback and work with the artist to finalize the design of the public art installation.

The takeaway

Engaging the local community in the public art process helps ensure the final installation reflects the values and preferences of Havre de Grace residents, creating a sense of ownership and pride in the new artwork.