Federal Government Shutdown Resource Hub

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Prince George’s County is home to thousands of federal employees and contractors. During a federal government shutdown, many of our residents are directly affected, facing unexpected financial strain, uncertainty, and emotional stress.

We recognize that these challenges can take a toll on individuals and families, making it harder to maintain stability. In difficult times like these, residents should know that they are not alone—our County, State, and community partners stand ready to connect you with critical resources to help sustain your health, safety, and overall well-being.

Crisis & Safety Resources

  • Community Crisis Services, Inc. (DV Shelter): (301) 731-1203
  • Prince George’s County Family Justice Center: (301) 780-8008
  • Prince George’s County Adult Protective Services: (301) 909-2030
  • 24-Hour National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1 (800) 799-SAFE (7233) | TTY (800) 787-3224
  • National Sexual Violence Resource Center: (877) 739-3895 | TTY (717) 909-0715
  • Prince George’s County Police (Non-Emergency): (301) 352-1200 (Option 5)
  • Sheriff’s Office: (301) 780-8500
  • National Human Trafficking Hotline: (888) 373-7888 | TTY 711 | Text “233733”
  • Maryland Crisis Hotline - 988

County Website Resources

Access programs and services to support you and your family:

  • Mental Health and Medical Support
  • Utilities Assistance
  • Benefits Assistance
  • Unemployment Services
  • Social Services
  • Nonprofit & Community Resources

State Website Resources

Explore additional supports provided by the State of Maryland:

  • Unemployment Insurance
  • Housing Resources
  • Utility Assistance
  • Loan Programs & Other Financial Relief
  • Resources for Veterans
  • Legal Resources

Emergency Contacts & Community Hotlines

If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis, please reach out immediately.

  • Emergency — 911
  • Non-Emergency — 311

Additional Resources

Help is available. By reaching out to these resources, you can ease financial pressure, protect your health and safety, and find community support until normal operations resume.

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