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The council convened as the Committee of the Whole earlier in the day to consider CR 39. A committee report stated that after discussion — including a consideration of holding the matter for further review — the chair confirmed the incoming council member’s approval, and the committee voted 6-0 to move the legislation favorably to the full council. On the council floor, members moved the resolution forward and adopted it with a 6-0 vote.

Council members discussed the proposal with committee members during the Committee of the Whole meeting; the committee report does not record substantive changes to the legislation. The resolution was introduced earlier in the session (PR 39-20-25 was introduced and referred to Committee of the Whole) at the request of the county executive and sponsored in introduction by Council members Ivey and Harrison.

The authorization allows the county to issue bonds and loan proceeds to the nonprofit facility applicant; the resolution itself authorizes the bond issuance up to the stated amount but does not by itself create loan terms or appropriate county operating funds. The county clerk recorded the committee recommendation and the roll-call votes; the committee and the full council approved the measure 6-0 in recorded action.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Prince George - County Council - Apr 01, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The council voted 6-0 to move CR 39 favorably and ultimately adopt a resolution authorizing up to $7.5 million in economic development revenue bonds to loan proceeds to Collington Episcopal Life Care Community, a nonprofit life-care community in the county.","taxTitle","Prince George's County, Maryland","taxId",3378,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6619281,"Council extends senior-citizen task force deadline, adds hospital and agency members",191,1110000,1301000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2838321-bda3e7e01c679a0850224221efcb6642&start=1110&end=1301","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2838321-bda3e7e01c679a0850224221efcb6642/thumbnail_1110000.jpg","/articles/6619281/Prince-Georges-County/Maryland/Council-extends-senior-citizen-task-force-deadline-adds-hospital-and-agency-members","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6619281-c92e8274996702c78ef12309c2ca66d0/orig.mp4?Expires=1770442682&Signature=QU8Wj5yNhFWgfeUy9PiDxw72ygmatmtjnIOF-bvcEsj5yq74SeYfFI1GLZc5jGuionZ9u1HQJB80AzE3TosTCvaWkIZGy5Z7K4zx1msY5~ZDgp8fZEff9QvhBdU4crdRg5XYGgoGl3OAFDrSzqd4ytokOSRDmvVVRlBpKasNksrndELSjjy-Kd6UduqScVIU3sXzE~AQj8-e~V8e7kRZDmlAQQR-0eazzNyM2NSDozWKqw38yBJTgsW~Wzk4dWzrUj7nTCTCQTPOWTXlpIVHXuYiWszj2HYQOiy~Yt-~wjLFVmUuFRZcMcaCVmBtb-TODhvKFqaPVn3Z751L9FTaQQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Prince George's County Council members voted 6-0 on April 1 to adopt CR 18-20-25, which extends the reporting timeline for the Holistic and Sustainable Solutions for Senior Citizens Task Force and expands its membership.

According to the Health and Human Services and Public Safety Committee report, CR 18 extends the task force timeline established by CR 53-20-24 and authorizes the task force to present a final report on or before Feb. 28, 2026. The measure adds representatives from the Department of Public Works and Transportation and from local health-care systems and hospitals; the committee report lists Adventist HealthCare, MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center, and University of Maryland Capital Region Medical Center among the newly added institutional members. Committee discussion also noted a draft amendment (draft 2) that added Luminis Health as a task-force member; the council substituted draft 2 for draft 1 before the final vote.

Kendra (Secunda) Skinner, cited as a council liaison to the acting county executive, expressed the executive office’s support for the amended resolution. The Office of Law found the draft in proper legislative form and identified no legal impediment to adoption. The HHSPS committee voted favorably, 4-0, to send CR 18 as amended to the full council.

On the council floor, members moved to substitute draft 2 for draft 1 and approved that substitution 6-0. The subsequent motion to adopt CR 18-20-25 as substituted passed 6-0.

The amendment increases the task force’s membership to include named hospitals and a county transportation/public-works representative; the resolution sets a new reporting deadline rather than creating immediate new programs or appropriations. Council and committee remarks emphasized that the expanded membership is intended to bring clinical and operational expertise to senior-services planning; no specific funding allocations were included in the resolution.","CR 18-20-25 was adopted 6-0 to extend the Holistic and Sustainable Solutions for Senior Citizens Task Force reporting deadline to Feb. 28, 2026, and to expand membership to include county and hospital representatives, with Luminis Health added in draft substitution.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6619286,"Prince George's County Council adopts resolution backing non-carceral mental health care for returning citizens",127,945000,1072000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2838321-bda3e7e01c679a0850224221efcb6642&start=945&end=1072","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2838321-bda3e7e01c679a0850224221efcb6642/thumbnail_945000.jpg","/articles/6619286/Prince-Georges-County/Maryland/Prince-Georges-County-Council-adopts-resolution-backing-non-carceral-mental-health-care-for-returning-citizens","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6619286-d1d61d54cad1f5a8b3fffce10729e868/orig.mp4?Expires=1770442682&Signature=KHLKUwFpnhTkP7JVLGha7zsPB2LJkWJpIAnLqLxOjKmWjuakvYCLw9BYOE41FN-BzFPuiuZMOu1--agL26dz3ifWagV3kk-aqv8JlVcU6d3wVkueGQEwNEgWRCfGVa4QbYBKY6Qv6jAJRiRlEhDgaUWuWza0brnKbvxIV24EjnEwABOyOtgBNWglBvBxJtojWGHBfzYqPX6XpHDbcoB5Bt3Hvj-CW5HCu~yeoWxN1U3hPxYH7n4lYVpEEdE~QkEeoOmOlyko3HH0-0YyHomVMAH5CqjwT0B30VA-uz4JSZPPwZ6h-E~Vvtm0XaE-d089~8CdGv3sQ-l2-AtwJ0WNuA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Prince George's County Council voted 6-0 on April 1 to adopt CR 15-20-25, a resolution expressing the council's support for non-carceral mental health care and for the spirit of the federal People's Response Act.

The resolution, introduced for final-reading consideration, urged the development and implementation of programs that provide mental health care to formerly incarcerated individuals outside of the prison system. Melissa Bugay, chair of the Health and Human Services and Public Safety (HHSPS) Committee, reported that the committee convened March 18 to consider the measure and voted 4-0 to forward it favorably to the full council.

Supporters said the resolution is intended to encourage integration of mental-health resources into criminal-justice reentry efforts. Council member Orellada thanked the advocacy group Life After Release for its federal-level work on the issue. Secunda Skinner, identified as a council liaison to the acting county executive, expressed the county executive’s general support for the resolution while noting the financial challenges of creating and sustaining non-carceral programs.

Martin Mitchell, representing Life After Release, spoke in favor of the resolution during committee consideration and urged expanded access to mental health care for returning citizens. The county Office of Law advised that the resolution was in proper legislative form and raised no legal impediment to adoption.

The motion to adopt was moved and seconded on the floor and passed unanimously among voting members present, 6-0. The resolution is a policy expression of support; it does not by itself appropriate funding or create new county programs. Committee and liaison remarks highlighted that implementing related services would require additional resources and cooperation from external funders and agencies.

Council records show the HHSPS committee considered CR 15 following its referral on Feb. 18, 2025. The resolution’s passage signals county-level support for federal and local efforts to expand non-carceral mental-health options for people returning from incarceration, but further budgetary or programmatic steps were not authorized by this resolution.","The county council voted 6-0 to adopt CR-15, a resolution expressing support for non-carceral mental health care and the federal People's Response Act; committee supporters noted potential funding challenges and emphasized reintegration services.","actionData","errors"]

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County Council approves $7.5 million economic development bond for Collington Episcopal Life Care Community

Council extends senior-citizen task force deadline, adds hospital and agency members

Prince George's County Council adopts resolution backing non-carceral mental health care for returning citizens