This vision has been developed as a direct result of 2,500 residents and stakeholders identifying our county’s assets, opportunities, and challenges and generating thousands of other ideas in meetings, forums, sessions, and workshops held throughout the county in the past 18 months. The vision has been organized comprehensively across a framework of six quality of life Envision areas – Live, Work, Learn, Serve, Enjoy, and Sustain.
A vision is designed to inspire and challenge. It describes a preferred future by expressing greatness that we seek to achieve. It should be memorable, appealing to all stakeholders, and, once finalized serve as a “North Star” to guide our direction for the next couple of decades. It also needs, in part, to build upon the foundation of current realities, circumstances, and possibilities, while aspiring to something greater.
Please review and share your comments on this SHARED VISION with these questions in mind:
What parts of the VISION do you find most exciting and compelling?
How well does this describe the future County you’d like to see us all bring about?
Is there anything critical missing?
In what ways would you be willing to work for this VISION?
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We are proud of what we have in Prince George’s — our people, communities, cultural and historical heritage; our natural, recreational, business, and transportation resources; our higher education institutions; our proximity to the world’s most powerful political capital and its surrounding region — and we will build on all of these attributes to achieve the following vision:
The Envision Participant Guide provides an in-depth exploration of the opportunities and challenges which may shape the future of Prince George’s County.
In today’s excerpt, we take a look at the major forces and changes taking place globally, in the region, and in Prince George’s County, that might impact our future. A report from the Brookings Institution outlines some of the opportunities and challenges these changes offer.
Environmental constraints
Water supplies, air quality, Chesapeake Bay and river protection, and energy costs will have a direct effect on transportation and housing costs, as well as public policies that affect the amount and location of new residential and job growth.
Business reorganizations
The ongoing reorganization of business institutions— especially financial institutions—will affect the ways in which business leaders participate in regional economic and public policy.
For much more background on our county, please download and review the Envision Participant Guide (note: This is a large 2MB PDF file), and look for many more Participant Guide excerpts here at the Envision blog.
The Envision Participant Guide provides an in-depth exploration of the opportunities and challenges which may shape the future of Prince George’s County.
In today’s excerpt, we take a look at the major forces and changes taking place globa Take Action Now
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The Envision Participant Guide provides an in-depth exploration of the opportunities and challenges which may shape the future of Prince George’s County.
In today’s excerpt, we take a look at the major forces and changes taking place globally, in the region, and in Prince George’s County, that might impact our future. A report from the Brookings Institution outlines some of the opportunities and challenges these changes offer.