Pasadena parade to close key roads sunday afternoon, police urge drivers to plan ahead — Roadway Closed - The road has been closed. Police advice alternative routes.

PASADENA, MD – Several Pasadena-area roads will be closed Sunday afternoon as the Pasadena Business Association hosts its annual parade, Anne Arundel County Police announced.

The event is scheduled to run from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., with closures and restricted access along the parade route.

Officials are advising residents and motorists to expect delays and plan alternate routes.

Key Points

Pasadena Business Association parade runs Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Road closures to impact multiple major streets in the area
Police urge drivers to plan ahead, expect delays, and follow detours

Roads affected by parade route

Traffic will be restricted along Edwin Raynor Road, Tick Neck Road, Crystal Palace Lane, Mansion House Crossing, Notley Road, and Duvall Highway. Officers will be stationed throughout the route to direct traffic and ensure safety for participants and spectators.

Parade route and timing

The parade begins at Tick Neck Park and will conclude at Northeast High School. Anne Arundel County Police said road closures will begin shortly before the start of the event and are expected to reopen by approximately 4 p.m.

Police issue safety reminder

Authorities are asking drivers to allow extra travel time and to comply with all traffic control measures. “Your cooperation helps keep everyone safe,” the department said in a statement.

Additional details, including a route map and event information, can be found on the Pasadena Business Association website and the Anne Arundel County Police Department’s social media pages.

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