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Working Together Regionally: Four Cities Coalition Convenes in College Park Tonight

The Four Cities Coalition will gather this evening, Thursday, February 22, 2026, at City of College Park City Hall (7401 Baltimore Avenue, 2nd Floor Council Chambers). The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m.

This regional meeting brings together elected officials and staff from Berwyn Heights, College Park, Greenbelt, and New Carrollton to collaborate on shared challenges and opportunities affecting our neighboring communities.

Featured Presentation

This evening’s agenda includes a presentation by the Prince George’s County Police Real Time Crime Center, highlighting how real-time data and technology are being used to support public safety and improve coordination across jurisdictions.

City-Led Discussions

Berwyn Heights will discuss a data center update, Fire/EMS matters, and the possibility of a joint town hall focused on resident and immigration resources. College Park will lead conversations on economic development and affordable housing. Greenbelt will provide an update on the fire department situation—acknowledging improvements over time—and facilitate a discussion on pending legislation and shared legislative priorities among the participating cities. New Carrollton will share updates on its Stop Sign Safety Program.

The Four Cities Coalition continues to be an important space for regional collaboration, allowing neighboring municipalities to align priorities, share best practices, and advocate together on issues that affect our residents every day.

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1 Comment

  1. Mary Ann HARTNETT

    Please discuss the potential closing of BARC, Goddard and changes to Secret Service training area and impacts on Patuxent Research Refuge. People in Greenbelt are very familiar with these topics.

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