County Executive· 2025-06-19 - 2026-12
Aisha Braveboy
Prince George's County
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 8
- Total speaking time
- 28:44
- Avg per meeting
- 3:36
- Segments
- 234
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
National Harbor Sphere Project and TIF Financing
Up to $215 million in bonds, repaid from tax revenues generated within the National Harbor district rather than the county's general fund.
Data centers policy direction
A moratorium could temporarily shield vulnerable households from rising electric and gas bills.
Affordable housing legislative package
Programs draw on the housing investment trust fund and county resources; exact totals weren't stated on the recording.
Construction Mentor-Protege Training Cohort Program
Apprenticeship incentives like wage subsidies cost county money, but career exploration programs pay off substantially over time, presenters said.
Streamlining subdivision and development review
Could shorten development timelines for builders; opponents cite DPIE understaffing and legal exposure.
Metro City Phase 1 senior housing and assisted living
Adds senior housing and assisted living capacity in Council District 7; no cost figures were discussed.
Rent stabilization fees
The proposed fees would fund a program that otherwise has no dedicated funding beyond two staff positions.
Saddle Ridge — 703 homes in Brandywine
More than 102 acres of the Birch Branch stream valley will be preserved and conveyed to M-NCPPC.
The Grove at Hyde Landing reconsideration
New homes would add to the county's property tax base and school/utility service demands, though exact figures aren't yet known.
Bailey's Village commercial space reduction
Required commercial space at the LAC parcel drops from up to 45,000 square feet to 6,000–10,000 square feet.
Major residential development approvals take effect without District Council review
No direct county cost, but new housing brings added demand for schools, roads, and services.
Landover Metro affordable housing
$5 million in county housing funds plus $1.3 million in redirected federal grant money.
Oakwood Preserve residential development appeal
Roughly 67 acres of the 167.7-acre site will be developed, with 105 acres dedicated as parkland and woodland conservation.
Affordable Housing Fee Waivers — Flats at Glenridge Station
Higher fees for developers seeking universal design waivers; the county collects more in processing revenue.
Social housing task force
A small administrative cost for staffing and supplies, absorbed by the existing legislative budget.
210 On the Park affordable housing bond inducement
Total financing of about $76.97 million, with the Housing Authority expecting roughly $755,000 in revenue over the life of the loan.
Upcoming oral arguments on large District 6 and District 9 subdivisions
New homes will expand the county's tax base, though the record does not state specific fiscal figures.
Metro Grove apartment plan deferral
A 250-unit residential project could add housing supply, new residents and property tax base in District 7, though infrastructure impacts will be evaluated during review.
Development review fast-tracking
Critics cite unfunded mandates on understaffed agencies; the council's fiscal note flags DPIE budget and staffing constraints.
Flats at Glenridge Station surcharge waivers
Development surcharge rates change for FY 2027, affecting costs of new construction.
Decisions during term (18)
Recorded while Braveboy was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.