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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Greenbelt, MD public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
LGBTQIA+ History Month recognition
A resolution recognizing LGBTQIA+ History Month was scheduled for introduction and possible adoption.
Bradden Field tennis court lighting
Lakeside Drive homeowners petitioned to shut off the tennis court lights at 10 p.m. instead of 11 p.m., citing disturbances.
Green Ridge House meet and greet planning
Instead of a standalone event, council wants to attach a meet-and-greet to an existing Green Ridge House residents association event, though the Crab Fest's July timing conflicts with the summer recess. Staff will check the association's calendar for better options.
Greenbelt's 90th anniversary in 2027
Planning is starting for the city's 90th birthday, with a staff committee led by the Recreation Department and community listening sessions. Ideas include a 1930s-themed dance and moving fireworks to Greenbelt Day Weekend.
FY2027 Program Open Space Annual Program
The city's annual Program Open Space plan — which steers state recreation and park land funding — is up for action June 8.
Greenbelt Station Central Park Planters
Greenbelt Station residents proposed planters for Central Park with a maintenance plan and budget. Council decided the HOA will install and maintain them under a memorandum of understanding with the city, after rejecting a referral to the parks board.