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Inside the Qualified Data Center Task Force, Part 3: When Standards Stay Optional
Why Performance Standards Matter In this series, GCHIC has evaluated the Qualified Data Center Task Force’s recommendations against Smart Digital Growth —a policy framework developed to help Prince George’s County harness the fiscal benefits of data centers while avoiding the land‑use, infrastructure, and community harms seen elsewhere. In Part 1 , we explained why the Task Force was created, how it operated, and what its report sets in motion. In Part 2 , we examined the Ta
Bradley Heard
Jan 77 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 26, 20252 min read


Let’s Not Get Distracted by Six Flags’ Closure
As Prince George’s County turns its attention to the Six Flags site closure, this blog urges a shift toward long-neglected Metro station areas like Capitol Heights and Addison Road—and away from headline-chasing distractions.
Bradley Heard
May 25, 20253 min read


Post-Commanders Fever Dreams Shouldn’t Drown Out Real Transit-Oriented Development
With the Washington Commanders leaving Landover, Prince George’s County must resist the lure of flashy redevelopment and stay focused on building equitable, transit-oriented communities around its Metro stations.
Bradley Heard
Apr 28, 20254 min read
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