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Northern Prince George’s East West Bikeway Feasibility Study
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Summer Soccer Kickoff Watch Parties
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New Carrollton Active Transportation Connectivity Study (PAMC)
Project Planner Updates None at this time Project Description The City of New Carrollton is working to develop a connected system of pedestrian and bicycle trails to fill existing gaps and improve access to major destinations. This network will link New Carrollton with existing trails and parks (see the 2016 New Carrollton City Park Revitalization…
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Hyattsville Climate Action Plan (PAMC)
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Berwyn Heights NW Corridor Economic Development Strategy (PAMC)
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Sustainable Brentwood: A Climate Action Plan (PAMC)
Project Planner Project Description Sustainable Brentwood will be a climate action plan that adapts and uses, as necessary and appropriate, the recommendations of the 2022 Prince George’s County Draft Climate Action Plan. The plan will set sustainability and climate action goals for the town to meet, organize, and prioritize action steps to achieve the goals,…
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Flooding & Stormwater Hazard Mitigation Analysis for Brentwood & North Brentwood (PAMC)
Update At a public meeting hosted by the Town of Brentwood on May 01, 2025, consultants Charles P. Johnson and Associates presented the Draft Flooding and Stormwater Hazard and Risk Management Analysis for the Towns of Brentwood and North Brentwood. Project Planner Project Description Located within the Anacostia Watershed along the Northwest Branch of the…
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New Carrollton Active Transportation Connectivity Study (PAMC)
Project Planner News The final 2024 New Carrollton Downtown Access and Connectivity Strategy report has been published and can be viewed online here. Project Description Several 2009 Approved Countywide Master Plan of Transportation (MPOT) planned bike facilities cross through and border the City of New Carrollton but they offer only indirect routes when connecting places…
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Central U.S. 1 Neighborhood Compatibility Study
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New Carrollton
New Carrollton already has many of the ingredients for success. These include access to public transit, a large workforce, and high levels of multimodal traffic. The County wishes take advantage of these assets. Thus, it has designated New Carrollton as a Downtown. The Placemaking Section helps implement this goal. Currently, this work supports other, ongoing…