College Park City Council amends proposed property tax increase
Some city residents expressed frustrations about the proposed increases during a public hearing.
College Park City Council approves Rhode Island Avenue design improvements
The improvements in Rhode Island Avenue's 7200 block are meant to act as traffic calming measures.
College Park City Council discusses city-university partnership, affordable housing
The partnership, which was created in 1997, seeks to promote economic development and a sustainable community for both the city and university.
College Park residents divided over student rent subsidy pilot program
The city would need GPA, Pell Grant eligibility and enrollment data from this university to verify a student’s eligibility for the pilot program.
College Park City Council discusses rent subsidy pilot program for student housing
The pilot program could soon grant 150 University of Maryland undergraduate students a $1,500 rental subsidy for off campus apartments.
College Park City Council discusses economic development, business improvement district
Tuesday’s city council presentation came amid a rise in concern from students and city residents about College Park’s economic development.
College Park’s District 3 city council candidates debate term limits, affordable housing
District 3, the most student-heavy district in College Park, has three candidates running in the Nov. 5 elections for its two seats.
Propuesta de desarrollo residencial podría desplazar tres restaurantes en College Park
Desarrolladores presentaron un plano detallado al consejo municipal de College Park el 3 de octubre para una propuesta de un edificio de departamentos y espacio comercial llamado Terrapin House.
College Park City Council candidates in student-heavy District 3 share priorities
Council members John Rigg and Stuart Adams are the only two elected incumbents on the ballot who are facing a challenger.
City of College Park inaugurates council with two new members
The city welcomed new members, Susan Whitney and Stuart Adams, and bid farewell to five-term council members, Monroe Dennis and Robert Day.