Llatetra Brown Esters has chosen College Park as her home since 1999. She and her husband have lived in the Oak Springs neighborhood since 2014. She is a higher education administrator who has worked in the field for over 25 years. Her professional experience has helped her to develop leadership skills necessary to deal with complex situations, make critical decisions, and engage with people from all walks of life.
Llatetra has served on the College Park Advisory Planning Commission and she has served as an Election Judge in Precinct 21001 at Paint Branch Elementary School. Llatetra holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Adelphi University, A Master’s degree in Student Personnel from New York University, and a Doctorate in Higher Education Administration/Community College Leadership from Morgan State University.
She looks forward to the opportunity to listen, maintain an open line of communication, advocate, and make informed decisions on behalf of the residents of District 2 and throughout College Park. Her focus will be quality of life, diversity and inclusion, fiscal responsibility, and smart growth. |
| Dennis is a native Marylander having grown up and finished high school in Worcester County, Maryland. After finishing college in Baltimore, where he earned a BS degree in Mathematics, he has been employed as a federal employee, and has served 2 years in the US Army. Following military service Dennis was employed by, and has retired from the IBM Company, and from Group1/Pitney Bowes Software, Inc. Dennis settled in the city of College Park in the mid-1990’s and soon thereafter became involved with the Lakeland Civic Association (LCA) and other neighborhood advocacy affairs. He has served the LCA in many capacities, and has been president of the LCA for more than 6 years. During his LCA time, Dennis has interacted with City Staff, and Mayor and Council to accomplish a number of initiatives, and considers his ability to grasp the big picture, and to work through details with all stake-holders to arrive at amenable end-results as an asset that will serve well in the future. Looking forward to the next Council term Dennis expects to enhance relationships with Council, and constituents, and in general to tackle stabilization/quality-of-life, public safety, and all day-to-day issues facing the City. |