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Halting the Data Center Was the First Step, Here’s What You Can Do Next
In recent weeks, momentum has shifted in Prince George’s County over the proposed data center at the former Landover Mall site. While the project isn’t dead yet, what once seemed like a done deal is now facing increasing scrutiny and community pushback. On September 15, County Executive Aisha Braveboy issued an executive order halting all permit approvals for new data centers—effectively freezing progress while a newly formed Qualified Data Center Task Force conducts a compr
jjohnson9115
Oct 202 min read


Stop the “Flagship Project” Loophole: Keep Growth Aligned with Plan 2035
Prince George’s County spent years updating its zoning to encourage walkable, transit-oriented, and equitable growth , especially in long-disinvested inner-Beltway neighborhoods. Now, a new proposal—the Flagship Project Overlay Zone (FPOZ) —threatens to undermine those reforms. The County Council will soon consider legislation (CB-105-2025 and CB-92-2025) that would create an overlay zone allowing certain mega-developments to bypass essential zoning safeguards and public inpu
Bradley Heard
Oct 112 min read


Envisioning Unity: The 20743 Coalition and the Path Toward a One City Vision for Greater Capitol Heights
Explore how the 20743 Coalition reflects GCHIC’s One City vision for inclusive development across Greater Capitol Heights and the Blue Line Corridor.
Bradley Heard
May 262 min read


Prince George’s County’s Forgotten Election and the Crisis of Low Voter Turnout
Only 5% of Prince George's County voters participated in the special primary election on March 4. This is not what democracy looks like.
Bradley Heard
Mar 52 min read


County Executive Awards $25,000 Community Partnership Grant to GCHIC
Greater Capitol Heights Improvement Corporation is pleased to announce that the office of Prince George’s County Executive Angela...
Bradley Heard
Jun 9, 20231 min read
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