The Prince George - Health, Human Services and Public Safety Committee convened on September 18, 2025, to discuss the appointment of George Nader as the new chief of police for Prince George's County. This appointment, transmitted by the county executive's office on August 29, 2025, marks a significant leadership change within the county's law enforcement.

Danielle Hunter, the appointment liaison from the county executive's office, presented an overview of Chief Nader's extensive qualifications. With over 31 years of law enforcement experience, including 18 years in executive roles, Nader has a proven track record in public safety and institutional reform. His career includes leadership positions within both the Prince George's County Police Department and the Metro Transit Police Department.

Nader's experience encompasses critical areas such as emergency preparedness, budgeting, and criminal investigations. He has successfully managed multimillion-dollar budgets and has been instrumental in developing initiatives that enhance safety across jurisdictions. His commitment to community engagement is evident through his implementation of crisis intervention programs and civil disturbance training.

In addition to his professional accomplishments, Chief Nader has received numerous accolades, including a silver medal of valor and multiple awards for his service. His deep-rooted connection to the community and dedication to public safety were emphasized during the meeting, highlighting that his appointment is not just a career move but a commitment to the future of the county.

The committee's discussions reflect a broader commitment to ensuring effective leadership in law enforcement, which is crucial for maintaining public safety and fostering community trust. As the county prepares for this transition, the implications of Nader's leadership will likely resonate throughout the community, shaping the future of policing in Prince George's County.