The Prince George's County Committee of the Whole convened on May 27, 2025, to address key resolutions impacting local transportation and education funding. The meeting, attended by all seven council members, focused on two significant items: the adoption of a five-year transit vision plan and the approval of a multi-year local impact grant fund.

The first resolution, concerning the Prince George's County Five-Year Transit Vision Plan, aims to guide the implementation and operation of public transportation services over the next five years. After a previous meeting lost quorum, the committee successfully voted to adopt the plan, which received unanimous support from the council members present. This plan is expected to enhance public transit accessibility and efficiency, directly benefiting residents who rely on these services for their daily commutes.

The second resolution discussed was the local impact grant funds multi-year plan, which outlines the allocation of $1.8 million in video lottery terminal taxes from fiscal years 2025 to 2027. This funding is earmarked for initiatives that support the Prince George's County Public School System and Prince George's Community College, specifically targeting programs like the Crossland High School Career Academy and financial empowerment training. The council's approval of this plan reflects a commitment to investing in educational resources that empower students and enhance community development.

Both resolutions highlight the council's focus on improving public services and educational opportunities in Prince George's County. As these initiatives move forward, residents can expect to see tangible benefits in transportation and educational support, fostering a stronger community for all.