By Euniesha Davis I believe in government—not as a club for insiders, but as a trust held on behalf of the people. That trust is now being tested by consecutive appointments to the Prince George’s County Council and that should worry all of us. Across our County, more and more power is being handed out by cozy interest through appointments instead of elections. Those of us who have been around long enough recognize the pattern that’s gotten us here. Local observers will recal

Common Ownership Communities (COCs) cannot be an afterthought of County government; they deserve their place at the forefront of how the County Council approaches consumer protection in Prince George’s County. Though the reach of their impact is broad, COCs rarely generate much attention during campaign season. COCs can be homeowner associations, condominiums, and cooperatives. In District 4, they are diverse. A COC’s composition might look like Greenbelt Homes Inc. or Ambe

Source: WJLA, https://wjla.com/news/local/maryland-budget-puts-new-restraints-on-prince-georges-county-leaders Fiscal discipline and responsible administration is how Prince George’s County wins. Like you, I was taken aback by the news of Governor Moore taking time out of his busy legislative schedule to police our own County Council. The 4th District should expect better. Building strong, affordable communities where families and small businesses can thrive is difficult and

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, foreign-born residents make up more than 25% of those counted in Prince George’s County between 2020 and 2025 . That is not a small or invisible population—it is our neighbors, business owners, faith leaders, essential workers, and families. In a county as diverse and interconnected as ours, roving street activity by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) create fear and instability that ripple far beyond any single enforcement act