The Prince George's County Council meeting on September 16, 2025, focused on several key agenda items, including a resolution aimed at enhancing economic development in the county.

During the meeting, the council unanimously approved an additions package, with a motion moved by Council Member Hawkins and seconded by Council Member Bridal. The vote passed with a 9-0 tally, demonstrating strong support among council members.

A significant topic discussed was CR 104, a resolution urging the Maryland General Assembly to provide Prince George's County with additional economic development tools. This initiative, sponsored by Council Member Oriada, aims to bolster key industries within the county. Several council members, including Burrows, Legay, Adam Stafford, Hawkins, Dernoga, Fisher, and Watson, expressed their support by signing on as additional sponsors.

The council also adopted the consent agenda, which was moved by Vice Chair Oreadah and seconded by Council Member Olson. The motion carried with a vote of 10-0, although Council Member Hawkins abstained from voting.

Following these discussions, the council moved to recess into a Committee of the Whole, allowing for further deliberation on the agenda items. The motion to recess was again passed unanimously, indicating a collaborative approach among council members.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the council's commitment to advancing economic development initiatives and fostering collaboration among its members. The next steps will involve further discussions on the proposed resolution and its implications for the county's growth.