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New Health and Human Services Building

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New Department of Family Services Office Location

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Extreme Heat Curbside and Facility Waste Collection Alert

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Hot Weather Safety Tips for Pets

Steamy days of summer can be dangerous for your four-legged pets

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Heat Related Health and Safety Tips

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Prince George's County Announces Holiday Closings for Independence Day

County Government offices, except for public safety agencies, will be closed on…

New Homeowner Residential Permitting Guide Released showing 5 examples of permits needed deck, driveway, single-family dwelling, pool, and fence

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New "Homeowner Residential Permitting Guide" Released

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Prince George’s County Offers FREE Drive-Up Cat and Dog Vaccination Clinic

Sunday, June 22, 2025; pre-registration is required

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Vital Records Office Relocating to Cheverly Health Center

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Special Event: Permitting for Businesses

The Prince George’s County Office of Community Relations (OCR) will partner with the Commission on Common Ownership Communities (CCOC) to host a virtual and in-person Annual Retreat. The CCOC Annual Retreat is to discuss and plan strategies and activities for the purpose of engaging, educating, and empowering common ownership communities. The retreat agenda will focus on the role of the Commission relative to the legislative mandates. The meeting will be open to the public by virtual means only. Pre-registr

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CCOC Annual Retreat

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Juneteenth Holiday Waste Collection Schedule

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Prince George’s County offers Flood Awareness Tips to Help You “Be Flood Smart” 

Residents and businesses are encouraged to make a flood plan