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Issues in Prince George's County

What Prince George's County is deciding

Full stories first. Then matters rising by rule: they keep coming back, divide the board, draw residents, change how land near you is used, or move big money for the size of the place. Then the ones already decided. Everything about Prince George's County ›

Rising by rule

Open matters before the board

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Nothing open meets the rules right now.

Decided

Already settled, newest first

13 in all
Environment and land useAdopting the Specific Design Plan for Oakwood PreserveKeeps coming backLast action October 26, 2026See every step and vote ›Environment and land useApproving the Port Towns Sectional Map Amendment, with amendments, setting detailed zoning proposals for the Port Towns areas, including Bladensburg, Cottage City, Edmonston and Colmar ManorZoning and land useLast action October 20, 2026See every step and vote ›Environment and land useReviewing a revisory petition for the Central Avenue-Blue/Silver Line Sectional Map Amendment (CR-077-2026)Zoning and land useLast action October 5, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseClarifying Section 12 of the Budget Ordinance and restating the steps for the Project Charge program in the Fiscal Year 2027 Park and Planning Commission operating budgetBoard dividedLast action September 15, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseClarifying the procedures in Council Resolution No. CR-058-2026 for the Project Charge program in the Park and Planning Commission's Fiscal Year 2027 Operating BudgetBoard dividedLast action September 1, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseApproving, with amendments, the Central Avenue-Blue/Silver Line Sectional Map Amendment, which sets detailed zoning proposals for areas including parts of Planning Areas 72 and 75A and all of 75BZoning and land useLast action July 21, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseIdentifying conflicts between the Central Avenue Blue/Silver Line plan and state or County facilities, and approving new public facility proposals before the Prince George's County Planning Board adopts the planZoning and land useLast action May 12, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseStarting a minor amendment to the 2013 Central Branch Avenue Corridor Revitalization Sector Plan and a matching sectional map amendment, in Prince George's CountyZoning and land useLast action May 5, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseStarting minor amendments to the 2013 Approved Subregion 5 Master Plan for parts of Planning Areas 81A, 81B, 83, 84 and 85A in Prince George's County, MarylandZoning and land useLast action April 14, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseStarting minor changes to the 2010 Approved Master Plan for Subregion 1 in Prince George's County, and a matching zoning map change, for parts of Planning Areas 60, 61, and 62Zoning and land useLast action April 14, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseApproving the Conceptual Site Plan for Signature Club East, item CSP-23002 RemandKeeps coming backLast action April 7, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseReviewing a permit issued in error for Hofmann Brothers Towing, IncKeeps coming backLast action March 9, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseTerminating a major amendment to the 2007 Approved Westphalia Sector Plan and the concurrent sectional map amendment for the projectZoning and land useLast action January 27, 2026See every step and vote ›

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