District 7 Updates
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Council Member Rodney C. Streeter
In the Community
Council Member Rodney C. Streeter addressed the South County Democratic Club, Thursday, September 24th, about the importance of the upcoming election. |
Prince George's County 2020
Presidential General Election
Early Voting Centers
There will be 11 Early Voting Centers open for voting. Early voting runs from Monday, October 26th through Monday, November 2nd. The Centers will open at 7:00 AAM until 8:00 PM |
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New Maryland Employment Laws
As of October 1, 2020 several Maryland labor and employment laws are set to go into effect. Find more information on the Maryland General Assembly website. |
Metro Opens Public Comment Period on Service Cuts
Metro officially opened the public comment period and announced the many ways the public can make their voice heard regarding the impact of Covid-19 budget cuts that must be considered as federal funding support ends. Due to the pandemic's impact on ridership and revenue, Metro is heavily dependent on CARES Act funding that will run out by the end of the year. As a result, Metro's Board of Directors must prepare to cut more than $200 million from the transit agency's annual operating budget, something that is only possible through a combination of service cuts, reduced hours, layoffs, furloughs, and internal cost-cutting measures.
Metro is encouraging anyone impacted by these changes to make their voice heard as part of the official Public Comment period, which runs through 9 a.m. October 19, 2020. Details on proposals are available at wmta.com/budget Details on how to provide feedback can also be found at wmta.com/budget |
Business Resilience Program
Register today for a free Emerge Stronger Business Recovery and Resilience session hosted by the Economic Development Corporation. The Emerge Stronger Small Business Recovery and Resilience program is designed to support the County’s small businesses by helping them remain open for business and thrive. Programming includes CEO bootcamps for the retail, restaurant and healthcare industries, mentorship, group counseling, and financial management seminars. There is also an all-Spanish CEO bootcamp. While immediate COVID-19 relief funding is critical to maintain operations, implementing best practices in business management is vital to improve short-term recovery odds and long-term post-pandemic resilience. Join industry experts for interactive webinars or sign up for a private counseling session today. Whatever you need, the Emerge Stronger Business Recovery and Resilience program has something for you! Click here to register for free programs |
Animal Shelter Reopens
Food Distributions
We are continuing to work hard to address food insecurity in our County, and we want to provide information on next week’s distribution locations for our Stand Up & Deliver program. Tuesday, September 29 at 10:00 AM (Groceries & Meals)
Friday, October 2 at 12:30 PM (Groceries)
Sunday, October 4 at 10:00 AM (Groceries)
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