The Prince George's County Health, Human Services and Public Safety Committee convened on June 5, 2025, to discuss two key agenda items, with a significant focus on public health initiatives. The meeting began with a roll call confirming the presence of four committee members, followed by an introduction to the agenda.

The first item discussed was CR 54 20 25, a resolution aimed at investigating the public health impacts of fast food, liquor, and tobacco store distributions in the county. This resolution directs the Prince George's County Department of Health to conduct a comprehensive study on how the presence of these establishments affects neighborhood health. The committee reviewed Proposed Draft 2 of the resolution, which was introduced on April 29, 2025, and included input from policy analysts and representatives from the health and planning departments.

Vice Chair Oreva and Council Member Harrison emphasized the importance of this initiative, highlighting ongoing efforts to address health disparities within the community. They noted that the study aims to integrate health considerations into the zoning process, allowing for a more equitable distribution of health-related resources and services. The discussion underscored a commitment to improving community health through better planning and policy-making.

The meeting concluded with a call to action, stressing the urgency of addressing health inequities and promoting healthier lifestyles in Prince George's County. The committee's efforts reflect a proactive approach to public health, aiming to create a more balanced and health-conscious environment for residents.