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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Prince George's County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Energy infrastructure planning and grid reliability
The county wants to know whether planning utility infrastructure ahead of growth could keep your utility bills lower. The planning commission will study it and report back with recommendations.
County-owned grocery store feasibility
A resolution directing staff to develop an implementation plan for a county-owned grocery store was introduced but sent to committee after a rule-suspension vote fell short.
Energy infrastructure planning and utility bills
A proposed study would look at whether master planning for utility use beyond current processes could help lower residents' utility bills.
Stormwater infrastructure financing
The county plans to borrow up to $38.5 million in low-interest state loans to retrofit about 250 impervious acres and meet its federal stormwater permit obligations.
Utility line responsibility on condominium common property
A Suitland condo owner is in a standoff with her condo association over who pays for water and sewer issues on common property between her walls and the property line — and the association recently shifted yard maintenance onto owners. She wants WSSC Water's answer on who's responsible.