The Prince George's County Gun Violence Study Work Group convened on May 28, 2025, under the leadership of Councilwoman Crystal Bridal, who serves as the vice chair of the county council and co-chair of the work group. The meeting was open to the public, with recordings and documents made available on the county council website to ensure community access to information.

Councilwoman Bridal expressed gratitude for the participation of the group members and highlighted the importance of their work as they approach the conclusion of their study. She emphasized the need for strategic thinking to address gun violence in the community, focusing on both policy changes and resource investments.

Deputy State's Attorney Perry Paylor, the other co-chair, echoed Bridal's sentiments, expressing appreciation for the collaborative efforts of the group in seeking solutions to the pressing issue of gun violence in Prince George's County.

The meeting proceeded with the approval of the minutes from the previous meeting held on April 16. After confirming that all members had received the minutes and hearing no objections, the minutes were unanimously approved.

As the work group continues its discussions, they are preparing to present their recommendations to the new county executive and the county council, aiming to implement long-term solutions to combat gun violence in the area.