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Excitement is brewing in College Park as city leaders unveil a series of ambitious projects and community initiatives set to enhance the quality of life for residents in 2025. Among the highlights are the development of a new playground at Culvert Hills, the establishment of Pierce Avenue Park, and a comprehensive LED streetlight retrofit aimed at improving energy efficiency. Additionally, the city is set to introduce protected bike lanes, promoting safer transportation options for cyclists.

Residents can look forward to a vibrant summer with events like the monthly concert series, Friday Night Live, and the College Park Day celebration on October 18. A new partnership with RecWell will offer discounted entry fees for adult social sports leagues, encouraging community engagement through sports.
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In a bid to boost local businesses, the city has teamed up with the Flave app to attract visitors to College Park's restaurants, culminating in a "Taste of College Park" event this summer. To ensure community voices are heard, a new survey will be distributed to randomly selected homes in September, inviting feedback on city services and initiatives.

Mayor and council members expressed pride in the city's collaborative efforts with the University of Maryland and local organizations to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment. They emphasized the importance of maintaining high-quality services amid federal uncertainties, reinforcing the city’s commitment to diversity, sustainability, and community collaboration.

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In a related presentation, College Park Academy showcased its achievements, highlighting its rigorous college preparatory programs and strong community ties. The academy, which serves 681 students, has gained recognition for its innovative blended learning approach and partnerships with local institutions. With a remarkable 93% of its 2024 graduating class attending college, the academy continues to be a beacon of educational excellence in the region.

As College Park gears up for an exciting year ahead, the community's collective efforts are set to transform the city into one of the top college towns in America, fostering a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere for all residents.

Converted from State of the City & Council Meeting April 1, 2025 meeting on April 02, 2025
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