A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who came to the Upper Marlboro area #NationalNightOut event at the Amish Market parking lot. It was a fun night out against crime.

Special thanks to the CSA 23 Leadership Council  Volunteers, our Upper Marlboro Police Department, Greater Upper Marlboro CERT, Town Committees, and other public safety agencies who came out and made this event possible!

Mark your Calendars!

Our next Free Downtown Upper Marlboro Summer Outdoor Movie night is Sat, August 13th, showing Encanto!

Downtown Upper Marlboro

Water St Repaving

Alert:

The Maryland State Highway Administration has notified the Town that they will be repaving Water Street (MD 717) from the Show Place Arena to Main Street (MD 725) and the Rt. 4 Water Street exit ramps in August 2022. Please plan ahead for traffic delays and possible temporary road closures on this roadway.

This is a separate project from the Water Street bridge replacement, which is currently undergoing final design, with construction starting in 2023.

SHA is also working to rebuild the Ritchie Marlboro Rd exit ramp of Rt. 4, with estimated completion by December 2022.

Be A Fair Volunteer

Looking for a great way to get involved in your community, while having fun!! The Prince George's County Fair Board is grateful to all community members who volunteer their time to help with the Fair in September. We couldn't do it without you!!

While our volunteers contribute their time for a variety of reasons, all are important members of the County Fair Team. Every volunteer is a County Fair Ambassador - YOU help represent the Fair to the public.

ABOUT THE SCHEDULE: The Fair runs from Thursday, September 8th through Sunday, September 11th. We need volunteers each of those days. But we also start setting up on Monday, September 5th. So, volunteers are welcomed from Monday through Sunday. To make sure that we can schedule all volunteers, please e-mail us by August 29th with the times you'd like to volunteer.

After that date, call the Fair Office at 301-404-5566. We ask that you volunteer a minimum of 4 hours if possible. (Note: If you are a student in school, you will not be allowed to volunteer during school hours.) 

Taking this First Aid class today can help to save someone's life tomorrow.

About this event

In the basic CPR class students learn how to recognize a cardiac emergency, handle an unconscious person, give rescue breaths and perform CPR. Training is also given on choking and recognizing the signs of a heart attack.

Students learn to use a device capable of restarting a heart known as an Automated External Defibrillator known as (AED) this class is also available paired with training in (Basic First Aid)  Click on graphic to register.