Council Member, District 6· 2026-02-03 - 2026-12
Danielle I. Hunter
Prince George's County
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- Meetings spoken in
- 19
- Total speaking time
- 18:17
- Avg per meeting
- 0:58
- Segments
- 251
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Top issues during term (20)(Business Jobs)
Own the Block commercial real estate education initiative
Program costs would be borne by the Economic Development Corporation; no figure stated.
Street Vending Regulation and Enforcement
Fines now start at $500 after a mandatory warning, lower than the $1,000 penalty for illegal dumping, with a free or low-cost pilot permit expected.
2026 Summer Youth Enrichment Program Outcomes
Program growth depends on federal and local funding, which has plateaued; expansion requires new business partnerships.
County-Owned Grocery Store Implementation Plan
A county-owned grocery store would involve public capital and operating commitments.
Cannabis Reinvestment and Restoration Board overhaul
Reshapes how cannabis tax revenue reinvestment is governed countywide.
County Equity Participation Authority Act (CB-001-2026)
Could put county dollars into development deals as an equity owner rather than just grants or loans — with unknown exposure until the bill is finalized.
AI Education and Workforce Readiness
National Harbor immersive entertainment venue financing
Up to $215 million in bonds, repaid from National Harbor district tax revenues rather than the county's general obligation.
$215M National Harbor Sphere venue bond financing
Up to $215 million in bonds repaid from National Harbor tax increment and hotel tax revenues, not the county's general fund.
Project labor agreement dispute on the Sphere project
Affects who gets roughly $722M in eligible construction spend on the Sphere project.
Sister city relationship with Kumasi, Ghana
Returning citizen employment requirements and incentives
CB-101 has no direct fiscal impact; CB-102 could have a slightly adverse impact since the existing $500,000 fund currently goes unused, and higher reimbursements may increase claims.
Agritourism and Winery Promotion Pilot Program
CR-040-2026 would spend $50,000 on a twelve-month pilot program.
Quantum science workforce development
No direct spending — it's a statement of support and a call for stakeholder collaboration.
Prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements on public works
Could raise labor compliance costs for county public-works contractors; no dollar figure was stated.
Discovery District quantum and AI economy
New office buildings will land on the tax rolls, adding hundreds of jobs and tax base to the county.
Veteran-owned business procurement opportunities (CB-024-2026)
Reduced permit fees would lower county revenue per restaurant, and the fine dining program would reserve a share of Economic Development Incentive Fund awards.
Apprenticeship Incentive Program
The cost of the incentive package isn't spelled out in the materials provided.
Attracting and growing fine dining and sit-down restaurants
CB-027 reserves part of the Economic Development Incentive Fund for fine dining awards; CB-029 trades some permit fee revenue for restaurant growth.
Agritourism promotion plan
Decisions during term (0)
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