What is Prince George’s County’s role in the Small Wireless Facilities program?
Prince George’s County will be the "regulator" of the program. The County legislation establishes the regulatory framework that...
What documents govern the installation of Small Wireless Facilities?
- Legislation
- County Code
- Zoning Ordinance (private property)
- Design Manual
How will cellular providers seek approval to install a Small Wireless Facility (SWF)?
Cellular providers will be required to submit the location of the SWF for review and recommendation by the Telecommunications...
What is a Master License Agreement?
The legislation proposes that no person may construct or operate a Small Wireless Facility within the public right-of-way, or on...
Could a Small Wireless Facility be installed on private property?
Yes; a person/provider may install, construct or operate a small wireless facility on private property with the following:
- Ob...
Will property owners receive notification of a Small Wireless Facility installation?
The legislation proposes at least thirty (30) calendar days prior to acceptance by the Telecommunications Transmission Facility...
How can residents research additional information about Small Wireless Facilities?
Residents may request additional information from the following cellular providers:
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When will my street be plowed?
Snow emergency routes and primary roads are treated first, followed by secondary streets and finally residential streets...
Where do I call to report my street has not been plowed or treated?
Call CountyClick 311 (311 or 301-883-4748), 24 hours after the precipitation has stopped, if your road has not been treated.
My driveway is blocked with plowed snow, what do I do?
You are responsible for clearing the snow from your driveway. It is best to shovel your driveway after the road has been plowed...