Planning in Prince George's
Planning in Prince George's Details
Learn all about Planning!
We’re bringing an exciting new virtual learning series designed to explore plans, projects, issues, and trends that are shaping Prince George’s County. These interactive discussions give residents the opportunity to learn from our staff experts, ask questions, and stay informed about our planning initiatives and emerging topics that impact our communities.
The sessions will be held on the second Tuesday of every month, from 12 to 1 p.m. in a virtual setting via Microsoft Teams. Registration is required for each session. After registering for your preferred session, you will receive a confirmation email with the meeting link.
Upcoming Sessions
The Future of Prince Georgeโs County: Where Are We Going?
Tuesday, November 10 | 12 to 1 p.m. | Virtual
What does the future hold for Prince George’s County? Join us for a discussion of the County’s growth and development trajectory, including the vision outlined in Plan 2035, progress on the proposed master transportation plan – Go Prince George’s, major development areas, and emerging trends influencing how and where the County grows. This session will provide valuable insights into the policies, investments, and opportunities shaping Prince George’s future.
Continuing Education Credit: AICP CM 1.0
Speakers:
- Andrea Gilles
- Kiere McCune
Transit-Oriented Development: Building Great Communities Around Transit
Tuesday, December 8 | 12 to 1 p.m. | Virtual
Explore how the Metro, the Purple Line, MARC, and other transit investments are helping shape the future of Prince George’s County. Learn how transit-oriented development can support economic growth, expand housing and transportation choices, and create vibrant, walkable communities that are connected to jobs, services, and regional destinations.
Continuing Education Credit: AICP CM 1.0
Speakers:
- William Skibinski
- Desmond Smallwood
Placemaking: How Do You Create a Great Place?
Tuesday, January 12, 2027 | 12 to 1 p.m. | Virtual
Great places don’t happen by accident. Discover how urban design and thoughtful programming can transform public spaces into welcoming destinations where people want to gather, connect, and thrive. Learn how thoughtful design and engagement can transform public spaces into destinations that connect people and strengthen communities.
Continuing Education Credit: AICP CM 1.0
Speakers:
- Adam Dodgshon
If you have any questions, please contact Natalia Gomez-Rojas at natalia.gomezrojas@ppd.mncppc.org or 301-780-8116.
ASSISTANCE The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission encourages the participation of persons with disabilities in all its programs and services. Register two weeks in advance of the program start dateย to request and receive a disability accommodation. Call the Public Affairs Office at 301-952-3038, emailย PublicAffairs@ppd.mncppc.org, or complete theย online form.
Watch Previous Sessions
Missed a session? We’ve got you covered.
All of our sessions will be recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel.
Continuing Education
Looking for more educational opportunities? Check out our previous Brown Bag Series.
