It is against the law for an animal’s owner or custodian to allow it to run free. Any dog or cat found at large may be impounded. Please report any off-leash pet in the neighborhood to Greenbelt Animal Control. Greenbelt Animal Control Officers are on duty Monday-Friday – 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Calls for service should …
Thank you to the Board members, City of Greenbelt Council members, City of Greenbelt Manager, and the City of Greenbelt Police Department for organizing yesterday's neighborhood walk and talk. We also appreciate all the residents who participated and provided valuable input. One of the main points raised was the initiative to launch the Ad-Hoc Neighborhood ...
There will be no interruption to the trash collection schedule on Monday. Please place your bins out for collection on Monday, May 27, and remember to bring them back in after collection.
Thanks to all who came out to help protect the trees in our neighborhood during a rainy day last Saturday. Our volunteers caged at least 40 trees in the front and rear ponds, ensuring their protection. A big thanks to the Activities & Grounds Committee members for organizing this event and to the City of ...
The community’s governing documents and architectural design standards are designed to maintain Greenbelt Station’s curb appeal. During Greenbelt Station’s Annual Property inspection, we at CAMP have a single purpose: to maintain or increase your property value. Simply put, aesthetics matter. A neighborhood that looks good has higher resale values! All townhomes and condominiums in Greenbelt …
Consider these tips to reduce wind-blown trash and recycling Residents should secure their recycling and trash bins and wheeled carts to prevent litter and possible damage to the containers. Place lighter materials at the bottom of your wheeled cart and heavier items on top to prevent the lighter items from blowing out. If your wheeled …
As we approach the Easter Holiday, I wanted to remind everyone of the association’s parking rules. Vehicles need a valid parking permit to park on private streets. PRIVATE STREETS (need a valid parking permit to park): Davis Point Lane, North Channel Drive, Sable Court, Settling Pond Lane, South Channel Drive, Smith’s Cove Lane, and Miner …
PROPOSED THEBUS SCHEDULE CHANGES Prince George’s County is proposing to change where routes go and adjust schedules on select TheBus routes. You can take a closer look at the proposed changes respond to a survey to provide feedback on DPW&T’s TheBus Spring Service Changes site. The project team will host a a virtual town hall …
UNLICENSED AND ILLEGAL BUSINESSES ARE PROHIBITED IN PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY Prince George’s County is cracking down on illegal home-based businesses. Beginning March 1st, the Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement (DPIE) will have inspectors out in the community engaging with homeowners’ associations (HOAs), community partners, and others to raise awareness of this initiative and begin …
Spring is coming! With Spring comes the Greenbelt Station Annual Property Inspection. The community’s governing documents and architectural design standards are designed to maintain Greenbelt Station’s curb appeal. While maintenance of common areas is the responsibility of the homeowners association, maintenance of your yard is your responsibility. During Greenbelt Station’s Annual Property inspection, we at …