The mission of the Commission for Veterans is to elevate, develop and promote new and existing programs and services for Veterans and their families within Prince George’s County. The general public is invited to attend all monthly meetings. Doing so, you can play an intricate part in the growth and success of the Commission.

Are you new to Medicare? Do you find Medicare confusing? Do you want help navigating your options for Medicare Coverage? Join the Department of Family Services as we take you on a hand-held journey through the "Introduction of Medicare"

This is a conference call meeting.

Engaging men through collaborative group discussions to influence and develop healthy relationships. Topics to be discussed: Emotional Abuse, Minimization, Intimidation, De-escalation, Legal Counseling, Reentry, Fatherhood and Parenting and much more.

Tenant council meeting for residents of Rollingcrest Village.

Join us in celebrating National Heart Health Month. Improve your lifestyle with heart-healthy tips and learn how heart health affects the entire body.

County Executive Angela Alsobrooks is hosting a public hearing to allow County residents to express their thoughts regarding how County funds should be allocated in the FY21 budget. We look forward to seeing you there!

Members of the public who would like to attend a meeting, please contact the Clerk of the Commission in advance at 301-883-6170.

Join Prince George's County State's Attorney Aisha N. Braveboy and #TeamPGSAO for Community in the Courthouse. This program provides residents an opportunity to learn more about the justice system here in Prince George’s County. In addition, they will hear about State’s Attorney Braveboy’s initiatives and programs. During the monthly sessions attendees can ask questions, voice their concerns and engage with Ms. Braveboy and her team. In addition to the sessions at the courthouse, this year Ms. Braveboy will be taking our Community in the Courthouse on the road to various community centers and other facilities. It’s an exciting outreach so be on the look out for those dates as well. Our first courthouse session in 2020 will be February 25th. We will serve breakfast and host several rounds of trivia, with door prizes and more.

Open to the Public. Please call the Office of Community Relations' Common Ownership Communities division for questions or more information at 301-952-4729.