Listing of foreclosed properties that have been reported with Prince George's County from 2009 to present.

A complete listing of non-emergency 311 service requests for Prince George's County since August 2016. This dataset is scheduled to update daily.

The Prince George’s County Police Department (PGPD) provides the displayed data as a service to our community. The included data does not represent every call for service handled by PGPD. Information is provided regarding traffic accidents, assaults, burglaries, homicides, robberies, sex offenses, stolen vehicles, thefts and vandalisms where a report has been written. Included information for any of these events has been modified to remove specific address location. In order to provide victim confidentiality, address numbers have been rounded to closest hundred block and any mapped locations will show occurrence based on the street centerline. We hope you will find this information useful.

This is data tracking the collection of trash and debris by County residents, community organizations and businesses during individual and group clean-up events.

A full listing of residential and commercial permits issued by DPIE (Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement) since July 1, 2013.

The Prince George’s County Health Department provides several services to residents through the Food Protection/Policy Program, including: routine inspections for food service facilities such as restaurants, grocery stores, catering facilities, theater and stadium concessions, public and private schools, penal institutions, shelters and senior feeding programs; inspections for temporary or seasonal food operations including vending locations, carnivals, fairs, festivals and farmers markets; and inspections for mobile food units. The program responds to inquiries concerning any licensed or unlicensed food service facilities or operations.

The types of inspections included in this posting are comprehensive, monitoring, and complaint investigations. A comprehensive inspection is a thorough evaluation of the sanitation, maintenance, and food handling for the facility. In a monitoring inspection, the focus is on critical food temperatures, equipment temperatures, general food handling and cleanliness practices. Re-inspections are conducted to determine compliance with non-critical violations that require time to correct and to confirm that the correction of previously cited critical violations has been maintained.

A closure is the temporary suspension of the food facility license as a result of the existence of an immediate health hazard that cannot be corrected immediately. A closure can also be the result of failure to correct a non-critical violation within the specified time period, failure to comply with health department requirements, and operating without a health department permit.

Update Frequency: Daily

This dataset allows you to view information about government spending. Disclosure of payments is based on the legislative requirements of CB-19-2011 which can be accessed via https://princegeorgescountymd.legistar.com/Legislation.aspx, which is an effort to provide enhanced transparency and convenient public access to this information. Certain expenditures are subject to review on a case-by-case basis to ensure that confidential or privileged material is maintained in accordance with legal requirements. As such, these expenditures may not appear on this website.

Unaudited data is updated quarterly for all payees with combined spending of $25,000 or more. When cumulative payee spending exceeds $25,000 threshold, all payments made during the Fiscal Year will be reported. Datasets, current and up to seven prior fiscal periods, will be available for your search by Fiscal Year. The following information will be displayed: Payee Name, County Agency Name, Payee Zip Code, Amount and Payment Description. Website options include: sorting, exporting data, creating graphs, and customizing your display format - among other features. There is an online tutorial.

If you have any questions or comments about this citizen portal site, please send an email at any time to: CountyClick311@co.pg.md.us, or call 3-1-1 (301-883-4748), Monday - Friday, 7am - 7pm, and a Customer Service Representative will be glad to assist you.
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The Prince George’s County Police Department (PGPD) provides the displayed data as a service to our community. The included data does not represent every call for service handled by PGPD. Information is provided regarding traffic accidents, assaults, burglaries, homicides, robberies, sex offenses, stolen vehicles, thefts and vandalisms where a report has been written. Included information for any of these events has been modified to remove specific address location. In order to provide victim confidentiality, address numbers have been rounded to closest hundred block and any mapped locations will show occurrence based on the street centerline. We hope you will find this information useful.

The Prince George’s County Police Department (PGPD) provides the displayed data as a service to our community. The included data does not represent every call for service handled by PGPD. Information is provided regarding traffic accidents, assaults, burglaries, homicides, robberies, sex offenses, stolen vehicles, thefts and vandalisms where a report has been written. Included information for any of these events has been modified to remove specific address location. In order to provide victim confidentiality, address numbers have been rounded to closest hundred block and any mapped locations will show occurrence based on the street centerline. We hope you will find this information useful.

A detailed map of Prince George's County Government offices