Prince George's County's First African-American Settlement (1924)
Welcome to North Brentwood
Your Elected officials
Charles Wiley
Ward I Councilmember
Aaron Baynes
Ward II Councilmember
Evan Dame
Ward II Councilmember
"North Brentwood strives to be a green, sustainable community, and we have more diversity and growth than ever. It's the best place to live... anywhere!"
- Mayor Petrella Robinson
Mayor Robinson leads citizens in a 2021 BLM demonstration. On June 23, 2020, Brentwood and North Brentwood joined the Prince George's African American Museum and Culture Center (PGAAMCC), and the PG chapter of NAACP, to rally and march in solidarity, while social distancing.
Upcoming Events
- 5 Different Dates - Mark Your Calendar3 Locations: Brentwood, Brandywine & Laurel5 Different Dates - Mark Your Calendar3 Locations: Brentwood, Brandywine & Laurel
Black History Month 2024
Throughout February, NBCA and the Mayor and Council, hosted Black History Month events at North Brentwood Community Center. On Saturday, Feb 24, citizens gathered for a Brunch and Program with dignitaries and performances, including African dancing and music.
MAYOR ROBINSON ON THE RADIO
Mayor Petrella Robinson was profiled on the radio station 95.5 WHUR for Women's History Month in March 2024.
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(On the left is a photo of the Mayor speaking at the Town's Memorial Day ceremony in 2022.)
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Listen to the account of her career and tenure as North Brentwood's Mayor since 2007.
IMMUNIZATION RESOURCES
Maryland Department of Health has several sites providing info about Covid-19, influenza and RSV this season:
- Where to get shots
- Symptoms for which to watch
- Prevention tips
- Access to immunization records
For more details, visit maryland.gov's Center for Immunization and marylandvax.org.
MOSQUITO CONTROL
Please watch this mosquito-education video - it's a recording of a meeting between Mayor Robinson and pest control expert Liz Marshall. Mosquito "bits" for safe pest control are available at the Town Office while supplies last!
PROPERTY TAX CREDIT FOR 65+
Effective July 1, 2023, you may qualify for up to a 20% credit of county property taxes (inclusive of any Homeowners and Homestead Tax Credits), for up to 5 years. Requirements:
- Must be 65 years or older.
- Must have resided in home for 10-plus years.
- Assessed value below $500,000 at the time of application.
- Application is made by Oct 1 of the fiscal year credit is sought.
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Each year, the Town celebrates its incorporation on North Brentwood Day. Pictured are some young citizens dancing at our 90th anniversary.