County Executive Ayesha Ann Brayboy appoints new officials including Daryl Barnes to planning board

The Prince George's County Committee of the Whole meeting on July 1, 2025, focused on significant appointments aimed at enhancing local governance and community representation. The meeting highlighted the county executive's efforts to elevate the standards of service in Prince George's County through strategic appointments.

County Executive Ayesha Ann Brayboy introduced two key appointees: Danielle Hunter and Calvin Tyson. Hunter, a resident of District 6 and a graduate of Syracuse University and the University of Maryland, has been appointed as the new appointments liaison. She brings a wealth of experience, including her background as a professional homeschooler. Tyson, a retired police captain with 21 years of service in the Prince George's County Police Department, will serve as the county council liaison. He holds degrees from the University of Maryland and Bowie State University, equipping him for his new role.

The meeting also included the nomination of Daryl Barnes as chair of the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission. Barnes, a former state delegate and current president of the Bi-County Business Roundtable, has deep roots in the community and a strong background in government relations. His appointment is seen as a step towards ensuring equitable and effective planning for the county.

The council expressed enthusiasm for the new appointments, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between the executive and legislative branches to serve the citizens of Prince George's County effectively. The meeting concluded with a commitment to support the new appointees as they transition into their roles, aiming to enhance the quality of services provided to the community.