2021 CITY OF GLENARDEN MAYORAL ELECTION RESULTS

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 2021 CITY OF GLENARDEN COUNCIL MEMBERS

                                     Council President – At-Large / Presidente del Consejo – At-Large

Derek D. Curtis, II

Council Vice President – At-Large / Vicepresidenta del Consejo – At-Large

Angela D. Ferguson

 Councilmember – Ward 3 / Concejal – Distrito 3

Erika L. Fareed

 Councilmember – At-Large / Concejal-En-General

Kathleen J. Guillaume

 Councilmember – Ward 2/ Concejal – Distrito 2

Maurice A. Hairston

 Councilmember – Ward 1 / Concejal – Distrito 1

James A. Herring 

Councilmember – At-Large / Concejal-En-General

Robin Jones

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 COVID-19 NEWS & UPDATES

Posted on: July 9, 2021 – Prince George’s County: COVID-19 Vaccination Update

Dear Prince Georgians:

I’m proud to announce that on July 4, 2021, Prince George’s County achieved a 70% vaccination rate among residents 18+, according to the CDC. This was a national goal set by the President. The County’s vaccination rates are well ahead of other jurisdictions throughout the country.
Beginning next week, PGCPS students ages 12+ may receive a free COVID-19 vaccine at mobile clinics at several high schools across the County. Clinics will be held from Tuesday, July 13 through Friday, July 30 on select dates, from 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM. To learn more, click here.

The new #VaxU Scholarship Promotion, announced by the Governor, will provide $1 million in college scholarships to Marylanders ages 12 to 17 who get vaccinated. Drawings will start July 12, and any Maryland resident that has been vaccinated or gets vaccinated in Maryland is eligible to win. For more information, click here.

The Six Flags Mass Vaccination Site will close operations after Saturday, July 10. This marks the end of the 5 month state-run mass vaccination operation. As a reminder, individuals who live or work in the County can still walk up to County Health Department vaccination clinics with no appointment needed, or book an appointment in advance online at mypgc.us/COVIDVaccine.

Yours in Service,

Angela Alsobrooks

Prince George’s County Executive

Strategic Partnerships Nonprofit Relief Fund

The Strategic Partnerships Nonprofit Relief Fund will provide up to $100,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations located in Prince George’s County who have been impacted by COVID-19. Eligible nonprofit organizations can apply for funds from July 7 through July 30, 2021. To learn more, visit: https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/4013/COVID-Relief-Fund-Information

Vaccination Locations

While the County Health Department currently operates two vaccination clinics in the County, in addition to three mobile vaccination units, there are a number of vaccination sites available in Prince George’s County that are not operated by the County. Please remember that Prince George’s County do not manage nor control appointments or distribution for any sites besides those operated by the County Health Department.

Prince George’s County Health Department

• Locations: Southern Regional Technology & Recreation Complex, Sports & Learning Complex, and Mobile Vaccination Units.
• Appointments: Individuals who live or work in Prince George’s County should visit mypgc.us/COVIDVaccine to view clinic hours or schedule an appointment directly. Individuals who cannot schedule an appointment online on their own should call 311 and press # for assistance.

Additional Non-County Operated Sites 

• Please use Prince George’s County County Vaccine Locator to find additional vaccination sites operated by pharmacies, hospitals and other healthcare partners.

Getting Vaccinated

OPTION 1: WALK-IN VACCINATIONS

Prince George’s County-operated COVID-19 clinics offer vaccinations to individuals 12 and older who live or work in Prince George’s County.

Eligible individuals do not need an appointment to get vaccinated. Second-dose appointments, if applicable, will be scheduled during the first clinic visit. Individuals 17 and younger must get consent from a parent or legal guardian before getting vaccinated. Parents and legal guardians are encouraged to accompany their children to the clinic whenever possible.

OPTION 2: SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT

Eligible individuals can also choose to directly book first-dose appointments at County-operated COVID-19 vaccination clinics by visiting their sign-up website, or by calling 311 and then pressing # for assistance. Second-dose appointments, if applicable, will be scheduled during the first clinic visit. Individuals 17 and younger must get consent from a parent or legal guardian before getting vaccinated. Parents and legal guardians are encouraged to accompany their children to the clinic whenever possible.

For more information about the County’s vaccination operations and to schedule your vaccine appointment, please visit Prince George’s County’s COVID-19 vaccine webpage. For weekly comprehensive vaccine distribution updates, subscribe to County Executive Angela Alsobrooks’ COVID-19 Vaccine Bulletin.

View the latest COVID-19 Vaccine Bulletins & Community Connections Newsletters from CEX Angela Alsobrooks  here.