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Participant Guide: Greatest Assets

The Envision Participant Guide provides an in-depth exploration of the opportunities and challenges which may shape the future of Prince George’s County.

What are some of our greatest assets that we can build upon for the future?

Top answers included:

• Diversity of People— The people of the county are highly diverse—racially, economically, and culturally.
• Location, Location, Location—The county has great proximity to Washington, D.C., Virginia, Baltimore, New York, Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the countryside, etc.
• Parks and Recreation— The county has an impres­sive array of parks and recreation facilities, including neighborhood and community centers.
• Diverse Geography— The county has a very wide range of settings from urban to rural within a short drive.
• Open and Green Space— The county has ample open and green space and in many places a “country” or rural atmosphere. The county also possesses a great network of biking and hiking trails.
• Extensive Transportation Resources— The county has great transportation assets—in particular, road, rail, and access to three major airports.
• Great Communities, Great Neighbors— The county has a wonderful complement of close-knit communities and neighborhoods.

For much more background on our county, please download and review the Envision Participant Guide, and look for many more Participant Guide excerpts here at the Envision blog.

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