FY 2027 Capital Budget Review — Redevelopment Authority
Prince George's County
Summary
Staff read a long list of candidate capital projects — including a $200 million Laurel High School rebuild, $25 million Bowie Aquatic Center, $300 million Camp Springs multi-gen facility, and dozens of road resurfacing projects — so council members can advocate for them in negotiations.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
Named projects total hundreds of millions if pursued; most costs listed as to-be-determined.
Residents of districts whose projects are ultimately funded.
Nearby residents affected by dumping and eyesores at the Cheverly site.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Committee of the Whole - Budget Work-Session (CIP Review): Redevelopment Authority; Revenue Authority; OIT; PGCC; PGCMLS; DOE; DPW&T and Fire/EMS - May 5, 2026
The council reviewed the Redevelopment Authority's proposed FY 2027 capital budget, which funds redevelopment projects around the county. No decisions yet — this is the question-and-answer stage.
County Council - Public Hearing - County Budget & CIP & BD of ED Budget & Constant Yield Rate - May 4, 2026
Staff read a long list of candidate capital projects — including a $200 million Laurel High School rebuild, $25 million Bowie Aquatic Center, $300 million Camp Springs multi-gen facility, and dozens of road resurfacing projects — so council members can advocate for them in negotiations.
Planning, Housing and Economic Development Committee - Budget Work-session: Financial Services Corp; Economic Development Corp: Redevelopment Authority - Apr 6, 2026
The RDA's $20.5 million capital program covers major projects including the Cheverly Hospital redevelopment (1,300+ units, demolition complete) and 6700 Riverdale Road (RFP out in April). Illegal dumping at Cheverly is driving up maintenance costs, and Adams-Stafford asked for policy ideas to stop it.
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