Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission manages parks, recreation & land use planning in Montgomery & Prince George's counties. [email protected]
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ALT This image shows a newsletter from the Montgomery County Historical Preservation Office titled "Preservation in Progress." It discusses the approval of the Historic Area Work Permit for the new public library at 23200 Stringtown Road. The text highlights the library's inclusion of resources and the importance of the Clarksburg Historic District, featuring the historic Day House. A photo at the bottom shows a perspective view of a building at Stringtown Road.
ALT Text in front of green leaves says Great Jobs! Great Benefits! Great People! M-NCPPC is hiring for our Department of Parks and Recreation, Prince George's County. Apply at mncppc.org
ALT The image consists of three separate photos. The top photo shows a group of people standing together, holding a banner that reads “Advanced Urban Regeneration for Local Vitality.” The bottom left photo captures a group of individuals gathered in a modern lobby area with large glass windows. The bottom right photo depicts a meeting room where people are sitting around a table, engaged in discussion.
ALT Young girl wearing glasses and a teal shirt focused on painting at a cluttered art table indoors.
ALT Group of diverse people standing outside Suitland Community Center holding colorful artwork in front of a mural on the building's brick wall.
ALT Group of diverse young adults and an older man standing together in an art gallery with paintings on easels around them.
ALT Teacher presenting a large sheet covered with handwritten words to attentive students in a classroom setting.
ALT Flyer for the Prince George’s County Planning Board’s 2026 Budget Forums, hosted by the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission. It lists two forums, both at 7 p.m.: Tuesday, October 6, at the M-NCPPC Department of Parks and Recreation, Prince George’s County Administration Building, 6600 Kenilworth Avenue, Riverdale, MD 20737; and Tuesday, October 13, at Harmony Hall Arts Center, John Addison Concert Hall, 10701 Livingston Road, Fort Washington, MD 20744. The flyer includes registration deadlines and a website for registering to speak.
ALT This image is a coupon for "$50 Off" on a qualifying tree purchase as part of the Reforest Montgomery program. It includes spaces to fill out information such as name of purchaser, address, city, zip code, tree purchased, nursery location, and the purchase date. Several participating nurseries in Maryland are listed. The background features a leafy green design. Montgomery Planning's website is mentioned for more information.
ALT Text in front of green leaves says M-NCPPC is hiring. Great Jobs! Great Benefits! Great People! Apply at mncppc.org
ALT Person sitting on outdoor stairs while wearing red gloves and holding plants. Text says "Earn SSL Hours and have fun while doing it! Montgomery Parks
ALT Flyer titled "Building with Nature: Regenerative Solutions for Climate Resilient Communities." Event details: Thursday, October 1, light reception from 5:00 to 5:30 p.m., presentation and Q&A from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Wheaton Headquarters Building in Wheaton, MD. Focus on nature-based solutions for climate challenges. Speaker: Brett KenCairn, Division Manager for Nature-Based Solutions, City of Boulder, Colorado. Hosted by the Montgomery Planning Board. Included a "Growing Smarter in a Changing Climate" logo.
