QDC Task Force Part 5: From Recommendations to Rules The final post in GCHIC’s series examines whether Prince George’s County will turn data center recommendations into clear, enforceable rules.

The real test isn’t what the Data Center Task Force recommended—it’s whether Prince George’s County can turn those ideas into enforceable rules.

Read Part 5: From Recommendations to Rules links.gchic.org/qdc-tf5

#PGCounty #DataCenters #GCHIC

There’s been a lot of debate about data centers. Now that the Task Force has weighed in, the real work begins: turning recommendations into clear, enforceable rules. #PGCounty #DataCenters #GCHIC

Watch the video above, then read more:
links.gchic.org/qdc-tf

Happy #Kwanza & New Year's Eve! Only a few hours left to make your year-end donation. Don't wait! links.gchic.org/donate
#NYE #GCHIC #PrinceGeorges #MD #Maryland #DMV

Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas!
#GCHIC #Christmas #DMV #Maryland

Our December 2025 newsletter is out:
📰links.gchic.org/dec2...

#GCHIC #MD #PrinceGeorges #PGCounty #DC

You spoke — the Council listened! After hearing testimony from residents and community leaders, the Council withdrew the final FPOZ bill.! Watch our short thank‑you message, and sign up with us at www,gchic.org/nofpoz to stay engaged.
#NoFPOZ #GCHIC

Postcard reading ‘Don’t Reopen the Door to Insider Deals.’ Mentions that the Flagship Property Overlay Zone would let developers fast-track major projects like Six Flags and Northwest Stadium behind closed doors. Call to action: ‘Prince George’s deserves transparency! Tell the Council: #NoFPOZ.’ QR code links to gchic.org/nofpoz.

What you need to know about the Flagship Project Overlay Zone — and why it matters for Greater Capitol Heights. Learn more: gchic.org/nofpoz

#GCHIC #NoFPOZ

GCHIC is suing PG County + RDA for hiding records on the Fairmont Heights HS redevelopment. This is about YOUR right to know.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3JQttMj
Sign: https://bit.ly/4fUVOx1
#SaveFHHS #GCHIC #Transparency

Six Flags America Closure: Impact on Prince George’s County Development As Prince George’s County turns its attention to the Six Flags site closure, this blog urges a shift toward long-neglected Metro station areas like Capitol Heights and Addison Road—and away from headline-chasing distractions.

Stadiums. Theme parks. Shiny objects - exciting! But let's not forget about our 15 Metro stations waiting to shine! It's time to invest where the future already thrives:: www.gchic.org/post/s...

#TransitOrientedDevelopment #PrinceGeorges #GCHIC #SmartGrowth

From land use law to public funding, these UDC Law students helped GCHIC chart a path to sustainable community growth. https://bit.ly/44QKQFu #CapitolHeights #LegalEmpowerment #GCHIC

FHHS means more than just land. It’s our history. Our pride. Our future.
Thank you for standing with #GCHIC and our community! 🙏

#SaveFHHS

FHHS belongs to the community — not to private deals behind closed doors. ✊ Join #GCHIC in demanding a community-led future. 📢 Sign & share: bit.ly/gchic-fhhs?ut...

#PGCDeservesBetter #SaveFHHS #CommunityLedDevelopment

FHHS means more than just land. It’s our history. Our pride. Our future.
Thank you for standing with #GCHIC and our community! 🙏

#SaveFHHS

💼 Black History Month is every month! Here’s how you can support your local Black-owned businesses this year. http://bit.ly/4c1q8UW In the coming weeks, we’ll also share profiles of local businesses as well! 📈 #SmallBizSupport #GrowInCapitolHeights #GCHIC #CapitolHeights