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…
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…
Use this form to schedule a delivery for the City of College Park's SMARTLEAF® Compost and Wood Mulch products 2021 information: ... More… Use this form to schedule a delivery for the City of College Park's SMARTLEAF® Compost and Wood Mulch products 2021 information: You can also pickup material year-round at the Department of Public Works, 9217 51st Avenue, College Park, MD 20740. Pickups are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. 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…
Application for Duvall Field and Calvert Hills Field Use.
The City of College Park has two community gardens: one in Hollywood and one in Old Town. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or you... More… The City of College Park has two community gardens: one in Hollywood and one in Old Town. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or you just want to learn how to grow your first vegetables, the City invites you to join a garden and meet others who share your interest in planting and healthy eating.Less…
The City of College Park is moving forward with offering our annual summer camp scholarships. Youth (rising K-12) who reside in the... More… The City of College Park is moving forward with offering our annual summer camp scholarships. Youth (rising K-12) who reside in the City of College Park are eligible to apply. Scholarships are granted up to a maximum of $400 per student. Students are eligible to receive a scholarship for one camp session only. Priority is given to youth who did not receive a City of College Park scholarship in previous years. In prior years, the scholarship was for a University of Maryland (UMD) summer camp, only. Due to COVID 19 and State guidelines, UMD has modified their camp offerings with limited slots, camp options, and setting. Some camps are in-person while others are virtual. For this reason, this year, we are extending use of our scholarship to include camps hosted by Prince George’s County Department of Parks & Recreation and Prince George’s Community College. Less…
