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Votes at a glance: Prince George's County Council actions, April 29, 2025
Summary
On April 29 the County Council approved a package of committee referrals, budget amendments, property disposition and a series of housing and employment-related resolutions. Below is a concise list of final actions recorded in the April 29 meeting.
A summary of key final actions and recorded roll-call outcomes from the Prince George's County Council meeting on April 29, 2025.
- Additions package accepted (motion to accept additions moved by Councilmember Watson; seconded by Councilmember Olson). Roll call: unanimous recorded "Aye" votes resulting in "Motion carries 10." Outcome: accepted.
- Consent agenda adopted (moved by Councilmember Olson; seconded by Councilmember Watson). Roll call recorded "Motion carries 10." Outcome: consent agenda adopted.
- CB 22 (supplementary appropriations) Amendment 1 adopted and then CB 22 adopted (amendment moved by Councilmember Harrison; seconded by Councilmember Moriata). Roll calls recorded as "Motion carries ten-zero" for amendment and final adoption recorded as unanimous "Aye" votes. Outcome: amendment and adoption carried.
- CR 24 (approval of multiyear contract for light and heavy duty vehicle tires and related services): Committee reported favorably (GOP committee reported 3-0); resolution introduced and advanced for final action. The committee report noted an estimated five-year fiscal impact; final roll-call adoption was recorded in the meeting materials as favorable.
- CR 41 (disposition of surplus county real property, including Fairmont Heights): Substitute draft 2 adopted and CR 41 adopted on roll call. Transcript records "Motion carries 9 0." Outcome: approved; administration of disposition assigned to the Redevelopment Authority.
- CB 22 (adopted) — see above for amendment and adoption details; identified technical budget adjustments were presented to the council prior to adoption.
- CR 11 (military leave continuation): Reported favorably by GOP; motion to adopt passed on roll call with recorded outcome "Motion carries 8 0." Outcome: adopted; amends county salary plan to continue specified military leave benefits.
- PR 12 (adjusted limited-term position grades for multiple departments): GOP reported favorably; council adopted the resolution with recorded outcome "Motion carries 8 0." Outcome: approved (limited-term positions adjusted as described in the resolution).
- Multiple Housing Investment Trust Fund commitments and payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) resolutions for new affordable housing projects were adopted. Notable items with recorded roll-call outcomes include: - CR 27 (New Carrollton Affordable Phase 1 funding commitment): adopted on roll call; "Motion carries 8 0." Outcome: $2.5M commitment from Housing Investment Trust Fund. - CR 28 (New Carrollton Phase 1 PILOT agreement terms): adopted; recorded vote "Motion carries 8 0." Outcome: PILOT terms approved for the 112-unit senior project. - CR 29 (New Carrollton Affordable Phase 2 funding commitment): adopted; recorded "Motion carries 8 0." Outcome: $2.5M commitment. - CR 30 (New Carrollton Phase 2 PILOT): advanced and adopted with recorded outcome "Motion carries 7 0" on the roll call reported in the transcript for that item. - CR 31 (Park Place at Addison Road Metro funding): adopted on roll call; committee reported favorable and meeting roll call recorded favorable outcome. - CR 35 and CR 36 (additional housing and PILOTs including Penn Place 1): adopted with recorded roll-call outcomes recorded in the transcript as favorable (multiple items recorded as "Motion carries 8 0").
- Introduction and immediate adoption of a non-controversial proclamation: CR 51 (Bike to Work Day) was introduced and the council suspended rules and adopted it on the same day, recorded as "Motion carries 8 0." Outcome: adopted.
Notes on process and next steps: Several committee reports noted fiscal and programmatic details (committee tallies and budget & policy division notes were read into the record). For contract approvals and PILOT agreements, council staff and departmental witnesses provided fiscal impact estimates and described terms that will affect long-term revenue and program administration. In the Fairmont Heights matter (CR 41), the administration indicated a separate disposition agreement tied to $5 million in state stabilization funds is being finalized and will be held until the incoming administration has taken office as a courtesy.
This summary lists items for which the transcript records committee reports and final roll-call outcomes during the April 29 meeting. For full details, see committee reports and the formal minutes for each item.
