About Rob Savidge
Rob Savidge has proudly called Annapolis home for over 25 years, sharing his life with his wife Becca and son Whit. His journey began with a deep love for the Chesapeake Bay, cultivated during his studies in Environmental Studies at Washington College on the Eastern Shore. With a minor in Business Management, Rob's academic foundation laid the groundwork for his lifelong commitment to environmental stewardship and community advocacy.
Rob's professional career has been a testament to his dedication to sustainability and ecological restoration. Starting with the Chesapeake Bay Program, he supported efforts to restore this vital ecosystem. His expertise expanded through years in private consulting as an Environmental Scientist, Ecological Restoration Scientist, and Sustainability Specialist. Transitioning to local government, Rob served as the Sustainability Coordinator and Environmental Compliance Inspector for the City of Annapolis, where he authored the City's Climate Action Plan and reviewed development projects. Currently, he works for Anne Arundel County as a Project Manager Engineer for stormwater management projects, overseeing a multi-million-dollar budget.
As the Alderman for Ward 7, Rob has been a leader in fostering connected communities and sustainable development. He has advocated for policies that enhance freedom of mobility, prioritize pedestrian and cyclist safety, and reduce reliance on car-dependent infrastructure. Rob's efforts include promoting projects like safe routes to transit, green infrastructure, and urban planning initiatives that build resilience in the face of climate change.
Rob’s leadership is rooted in inclusivity and collaboration, bringing together residents, local organizations, and policymakers to achieve shared goals. His vision for Annapolis revolves around creating vibrant neighborhoods where people of all ages can live, work, and play in harmony with their environment. Rob is dedicated to continuing his work in service of a stronger, more sustainable future for Ward 7 and beyond.
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