Tag: prince george’s county executive angela alsobrooks

Last month, the Prince George's County Council passed a bill that allows commercial property owners to request youth curfews around their businesses.

Twenty-eight elected officials sent a letter in support of a ceasefire to County Executive Angela Alsobrooks and the Prince George’s County Council.

The announcement marks the end of a months-long search.

The proposal also increases support for education.

The order comes days after Gov. Hogan announced he would lift all state dining capacity restrictions.

The county joined the state in recognizing the anniversary of the first COVID-19 case in Maryland.

Outdoor dining will be open at 50 percent capacity.

Prince George's County has problems with policing — but it can't reform them away.

Some worry if students will follow social distancing restrictions.