Human trafficking awareness notices in hotels
Prince George's County
Summary
Every hotel, motel, and lodging establishment in the county would have to post a notice in each guest room telling victims and employees how to recognize trafficking and who to call. The county sits on the I-95 corridor, and sponsor Eric Olson said he got the idea from a New York hotel room notice. It costs the county nothing — hotels bear the compliance burden.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct cost to the county — private lodging businesses handle compliance.
Trafficking victims and hotel workers who gain visible hotline numbers and reporting resources.
Mentions & discussions (2)
County Council - Jul 7, 2026
Every hotel, motel and lodging establishment in the county must post a human trafficking awareness notice in each guest room — aimed at helping victims and encouraging safe reporting.
Government Operations and Fiscal Policy Committee - May 28, 2026
Every hotel, motel, and lodging establishment in the county would have to post a notice in each guest room telling victims and employees how to recognize trafficking and who to call. The county sits on the I-95 corridor, and sponsor Eric Olson said he got the idea from a New York hotel room notice. It costs the county nothing — hotels bear the compliance burden.
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