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Livable Communities Initiative Task Force

The Livable Communities Initiative Task Force, chaired by Alfonso N. Cornish, Deputy Chief Administrative Officer for Governmental Affairs and Environmental Service, is comprised of over 50 professional representatives from numerous State and County government agencies, non-profit organizations, community/civic organizations, business groups, schools and public safety agencies and institutions. There are eight sub-groups in the Task Force, which include Code Enforcement, Education and Public Relations, Citizen Involvement, Business Community, Municipalities, Infrastructure, Roadside Debris Management and Health and Human Services. Each sub-group is comprised of representatives from government agencies, business, educational and civic organizations and is tasked with developing and recommending work plans involving residents, businesses, private and public employees, and the community in the continuing development and implementation of the Livable Communities Initiative.

A Strategic Plan for Developing Sustainable Livable Communities

A description of each sub-committee's responsibility and their short (12 month) and long (more than 1 year) term recommendations to reach the goals necessary to create more livable communities are described in this website. The fair and equitable share of governmental resources was taken into consideration to ensure that all communities within the County are properly impacted. You are the most important human resource, and your participation is crucial to the full realization of a truly Gorgeous Prince George's County.