To apply to adopt a specific cat, please fill out this form. Please note: We would like to help you find the right cat and... More… To apply to adopt a specific cat, please fill out this form. Please note: We would like to help you find the right cat and understand its needs, so please fill in as much information as possible. While we carefully monitor all our animals, and make sure they receive necessary veterinary care, we have limited knowledge of their backgrounds. Therefore, we cannot guarantee the health, behavior, temperament, age, or breed of any animal adopted. Also, please understand that you assume full financial responsibility for this pet, including any health care or training. Less…
If you have lost or found an animal in the City of College Park, please complete this form entirely.
To apply to adopt a specific dog, please fill out this form. Please note: We would like to help you find the right dog and... More… To apply to adopt a specific dog, please fill out this form. Please note: We would like to help you find the right dog and understand its needs, so please fill in as much information as possible. While we carefully monitor all our animals, and make sure they receive necessary veterinary care, we have limited knowledge of their backgrounds. Therefore, we cannot guarantee the health, behavior, temperament, age, or breed of any animal adopted. Also, please understand that you assume full financial responsibility for this pet, including any health care or training. Less…
The Education Advisory Committee (EAC) would like to announce an essay contest, open to all students who are residents of the City of... More… The Education Advisory Committee (EAC) would like to announce an essay contest, open to all students who are residents of the City of College Park in Kindergarten through 12th grade, who attend schools receiving public education grant assistance from the City, to honor the memory of Doris Ellis. The essay question is: "How have you kept your mind and body active during the pandemic?". The deadline has been extended to Friday, November 6. The essay contest honors the memory of Doris Ellis, a long-time member of the EAC, who passed this past April. Ms. Ellis always reminded committee members of the important role that sport and fitness activities have in developing leadership and good character. Disclaimer: Prince George’s County Public Schools is not sponsoring, endorsing, or recommending the activities announced in this material/flyerLess…
Application for resident requests for street closings for special events.
Help comply with City noise and nuisance ordinances by registering your party with the City of College Park. You’ll receive a warning... More… Help comply with City noise and nuisance ordinances by registering your party with the City of College Park. You’ll receive a warning phone call from City Code Enforcement or police officers who are responding to complaints about a loud or unruly event at your property. You may avoid a citation and expensive fine if you shut down the party or noise before Police or Code Enforcement Officers arrive.Less…
Applicants must be 18 years old to serve as a Foster. You must consent to a home check and provide veterinary references. Proof of... More… Applicants must be 18 years old to serve as a Foster. You must consent to a home check and provide veterinary references. Proof of current rabies vaccinations and Prince George’s County Animal license for any pets at the premises must be produced. If any issues of concern arise with the foster animal, you must contact the Animal Control Officer immediately. Less…
The City of College Park now collects food scraps curbside. Residents must sign up and choose container preference(s). This will be a... More… The City of College Park now collects food scraps curbside. Residents must sign up and choose container preference(s). This will be a weekly service on Tuesday throughout the city.Less…
Beginning in 2017 City of College Park property owners can apply for reimbursement of up to $150.00 annually for approved tree(s)... More… Beginning in 2017 City of College Park property owners can apply for reimbursement of up to $150.00 annually for approved tree(s) planted on their residential lot. Less…
Use this form to schedule a delivery for Wood Mulch. Delivery days are Thursday and Friday.
A College Park residential property owner must complete and submit this application to the Department of Public Works to obtain a... More… A College Park residential property owner must complete and submit this application to the Department of Public Works to obtain a permit before undertaking any work to remove or destroy a tree.Less…
Join the City of College Park for a Classic Car Show! There will be cars, BBQ, beer, and a rocking live band. Register your car for the... More… Join the City of College Park for a Classic Car Show! There will be cars, BBQ, beer, and a rocking live band. Register your car for the show below. We will notify you by email whether your entry is accepted and if so we will include further details. Thank you. Less…
For internal use only.
The Mayor and Council’s Rules and Procedures, adopted February 25, 2020, require the completion of this form prior to Council... More… The Mayor and Council’s Rules and Procedures, adopted February 25, 2020, require the completion of this form prior to Council discussion and vote on whether an item should be added by Council to the Future Agenda list. Submit the completed form to the City Clerk for inclusion in the packet prior to the Worksession discussion of “Request For/Status of Future Agenda items.” Please see the summary of Council rules on page 2 pertaining to adding items to the Master list.Less…
Please visit https://collegepark.aimsparking.com to appeal online or submit this completed form to the address above. Note all items... More… Please visit https://collegepark.aimsparking.com to appeal online or submit this completed form to the address above. Note all items must be submitted or postmarked within 14-calendar days of the citation(s) issue date. No appeals will be process after the 14 calendar-day period and late fees will be assessed. A separate form is required for each vehicle.Less…
Replaces form: https://www.collegeparkmd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/368/Community_Event_Micro_Grant_App_enabled?bidId= The City of... More… Replaces form: https://www.collegeparkmd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/368/Community_Event_Micro_Grant_App_enabled?bidId= The City of College Park believes that supporting neighborhood activities enhances the community as a whole. The City established a Community Events Micro Grant Program to provide reimbursement of eligible expenses to residents or groups who wish to hold community events such as block parties, picnics, etc. These events must be open to communities within the corporate boundaries of the City of College Park and promote enhanced community engagement. The maximum Community Events Micro Grant Program award per organization is $500.00.Less…
Completion and submission of this form is required within 10 business days of an approve microgrant project or event. This form... More… Completion and submission of this form is required within 10 business days of an approve microgrant project or event. This form will replace https://www.collegeparkmd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/369/CEMGP_Report_2015_submit_form2?bidId=Less…
Application for Duvall Field and Calvert Hills Field Use.
The College Park Education Advisory Committee is seeking information from PTA/PTO groups of boundary schools for College Park students... More… The College Park Education Advisory Committee is seeking information from PTA/PTO groups of boundary schools for College Park students. This information will be used to direct recommendations to the Mayor and Council regarding future support of PTA/PTO groups of College Park neighborhood schools. Your feedback is appreciated. If you have any questions, please contact families@collegeparkmd.gov.Less…
The Summer Reading Program provides reading instruction and tutoring to children experiencing difficulty with reading. The program is... More… The Summer Reading Program provides reading instruction and tutoring to children experiencing difficulty with reading. The program is taught by certified teachers who are enrolled in or have recently completed the graduate program in reading and literacy at the College of Education at the University of Maryland, College Park. They are generally K-8 classroom teachers with a wide range of experiences with diverse groups of children.Less…
The City of College Park is excited to partner with The Every Child Project (TECP) during the 2022-2023 school year to dedicate ongoing... More… The City of College Park is excited to partner with The Every Child Project (TECP) during the 2022-2023 school year to dedicate ongoing virtual tutoring to at least 10 Greenbelt Middle School or Buck Lodge Middle School students! This program is for College Park residents only.Less…
