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Collaborative Public Art Project Needs Social Practice Artists

This is a call for artists to submit artwork, and join a social-movement project. The goal: replace the Towns' historic barrier with a culturally-significant, large-scale piece of art. >Get the details
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November is MD Municipal Government Works Month


The Mayor and Council proclaimed November as Municipal Government Works Month. MGW month certifies that municipal / local government represent the most responsive levels of government, by allowing citizens direct access to elected officials.


The Town also recognized two of its employees for their outstanding work toward the betterment of North Brentwood: Town Clerk Carl Jones and Gregory Butler in Public Works.
Town of North Brentwood Summer Reading program
What's Going On...

Mayor & Town Council Meetings

1st & 3rd Mondays | 7:30 PM | Municipal Center


Come share your ideas. Learn what’s happening!
Next meeting: Nov 18 (no meetings in Dec)

>Nov 18 meeting agenda


The 2020 Maryland Census is Coming!

Get counted... the 2020 census impacts Maryland by: determining our representation in Congress and local legislative districts; and providing the data used to decide funding for vital programs, services, economic development, school construction and transportation projects, as well as public health, public safety and emergency planning.

>Info flyer

The census:
Determines representation in Congress and impacts local legislative districts;
Is the basis for funding critical programs and services; and
Assists local decision-making for economic development, school construction and
transportation projects, as well as public health, public safety and emergency planning,


North Brentwood in The Washington Post

The Town of North Brentwood is profiled in The Washington Post! The article is also in the July 6 print edition.


95th Anniversary Photos

Photos from the Town's 95th Anniversary Celebration Dinner/Dance are on the event photographer's website. You may order prints on his site; prints will be shipped to you from the photo processing lab.
North Brentwood Day 2019
Below are a few photos from the Town's annual celebration with music, dancing, food, auctions, prizes, and more. View more pics: https://townofnorthbrentwood.shutterfly.com
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Summer Fun Learning 2019

This year, the summer program had more participants than ever! During a visit to the National Health and Medicine Museum, in Silver Spring, each child made workable lamp lights as a project.
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Mayor Petrella Robinson
Welcome to the Town of North Brentwood's website! We are excited about our online services, to better update citizens - and encourage an open dialogue about the best ways to keep North Brentwood the kind of town we know it to be: warm, friendly and a place where neighbors genuinely care about one another. 

For time-sensitive news, please visit and 'like' our Facebook page.

Neighborhood Issues? Suggestions? 

Submit your ideas to Mayor Robinson:

Summer Fun Learning Program Success!


Pictured: participants in the Summer Fun Learning Program, which ended its annual August session. This summer, a record number of 20 children attended the program. They visited the National Health and Medicine Museum, in Silver Spring, as a part of STEM education.
Opportunities!
for Town of North Brentwood Citizens

The Town of North Brentwood, Fairmount Heights, and Colmar Manor are looking for a town manager. The town manager will work Monday-Friday, 2 days @North Brentwood, 2 days @ Fairmount Heights and 1 day @ Colmar Manor. Must have reliable transportation. Work in an office environment.

The candidate must have Bachelor Degree or degree in public or business administration or a related field or equivalent experience (four years) plus 4 years working in a municipal , state, county or local government environment. Must have managerial experience.
This job offers a good salary, excellent working conditions and networking environment. This is a two-year position. Please send resume with references to cityclerk@northbrentwood.com by closing date October 1, 2017.
On August 19 (11am to 3pm) free immunization clinics will be held at the Beltway Plaza, in Greenbelt and at The Shops at Iverson, in Suitland. PGCPS will also provide free immunizations at
the annual Back‐to‐school Fair at Prince George’s Stadium on Saturday, August 26. Immunization requirements have changed this year; for more information, visit: www.pgcps.org/immuniza��on/.

The Green Team Needs You!

We're seeking Sustainable Maryland program certification. It saves money and improves residents' lives through sustainability education and programs (e.g., storm water management and community gardens). The Green Team represents the diversity of the community, join today! Contact Town Manager Jacqueline Goodall by phone 301.699.9699 or by email.


College Readiness

The Center for School, College and Career Resources shared Learn How to Become's helpful guide for choosing colleges.

Weatherization Grant for Residents
No-cost weatherization upgrades are available through the BlockChain Frontiers Foundation. Income restrictions.

Housing Rehab Assistance
PG County residents seeking 0% interest home improvement loans should check out this program! Income limitations apply.
Homestead Credit Property Tax
Did you apply for the Homestead Tax Credit? This program is open to MD homeowners of all ages. For info, and to determine your eligibility, please visit dat.maryland.gov/homeowners or call 410.757.4433.
Homestead Credit Property Tax
Did you apply for the Homestead Tax Credit? This program is open to MD homeowners of all ages. For info, and to determine your eligibility, please visit dat.maryland.gov/homeowners or call 410.757.4433.

Homestead Property Tax Credit
Program limits property tax depending on income. For info, visit dat.maryland.gov/homeowners or call 410.757.4433.


Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Program?
The Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Program (HCVHP) uses a voucher subsidy, that once helped families pay rent to a landlord, to now be used to help first-time buyers to purchase their own homes. Those interested in participating must be current participants of HCVP and in good standing.
Eligibility requirements for participation include:
• Must be a first time homebuyer (or not having owned a home during the last 3 years)
• Good rental payment history
• Consistent employment history for last 2 years*
• Minimum annual income of $30,000*
• Minimum credit score of 620
*No employment/income requirements for disabled/elderly.
Contact: Carolyn Floyd, Homeownership Specialist, CEFloyd@co.pg.md.us or call 301.883.5485.
Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Program?
The Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Program (HCVHP) uses a voucher subsidy, that once helped families pay rent to a landlord, to now be used to help first-time buyers to purchase their own homes. Those interested in participating must be current participants of HCVP and in good standing.
Eligibility requirements for participation include:
• Must be a first time homebuyer (or not having owned a home during the last 3 years)
• Good rental payment history
• Consistent employment history for last 2 years*
• Minimum annual income of $30,000*
• Minimum credit score of 620
*No employment/income requirements for disabled/elderly.
Contact: Carolyn Floyd, Homeownership Specialist, CEFloyd@co.pg.md.us or call 301.883.5485.
Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Program?
The Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Program (HCVHP) uses a voucher subsidy, that once helped families pay rent to a landlord, to now be used to help first-time buyers to purchase their own homes. Those interested in participating must be current participants of HCVP and in good standing.
Eligibility requirements for participation include:
• Must be a first time homebuyer (or not having owned a home during the last 3 years)
• Good rental payment history
• Consistent employment history for last 2 years*
• Minimum annual income of $30,000*
• Minimum credit score of 620
*No employment/income requirements for disabled/elderly.
Contact: Carolyn Floyd, Homeownership Specialist, CEFloyd@co.pg.md.us or call 301.883.5485.

Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership

HCVH program's voucher subsidy helps first-time buyers. Must be current HCVHP participant in good standing. For eligibility, contact: Carolyn Floyd, Homeownership Specialist, CEFloyd@co.pg.md.us or call 301.883.5485.

Mayor Featured in Essence Magazine!

Petrella Robinson #83 on List of 'Woke 100 Women' to Highlight Black Women as Change-Agents


Essence cites Mayor Robinson as saying (on the benefit of having a strong network of Black women mayors): “We’ve always been strong, and we’re getting stronger. We can make a powerful change like our ancestors did. The more women who come out and do what they’re doing, the more we can keep our families together.”


Congrats to Mayor Robinson! MD mayors are also represented by Catherine Pugh (Baltimore); Tracy Gant (Town of Edmonston); Sadarra Barrow (Town of Colmar Manor); and Takiesha James (Town of Bladensburg)! 

Read the article:
New Awning!

Municipal Center Entrance Enhancement


Come check out the new awning installed over the North Brentwood Municipal Center doorway. The awning was part of the approved FY17 Town budget. It looks great!
Preservation Grant Award:
Renovation Funds!
Show your North Brentwood holiday spirit! Prizes will be awarded based on the appearance, workmanship and originality of decorations. Please turn on outside lights by 5 pm. < Event flyer

Congratulations to the Hyattsville Community Development Corporation (HCDC) in conjunction with the Town of North Brentwood - for receiving a $50,000 African American Heritage Preservation grant. The grant was awarded by the State of Maryland Historic Preservation and Historic Trust to renovate Sis's Tavern/Baby Dees in North Brentwood, MD.

> Read about the details

Pictured: Historic Preservation and Historic Trust members; Mayor Robinson; Stuart Eisenberg (Executive Director of HCDC: and Maryland Lt. Governor Rutherford.