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Next Meeting
Our next monthly meeting is set to take place on September 10th at 7:30PM. Join us at Davis Hall or online by using the link below.
NCPCA Initiatives
NCPCA Community Urban Farm and Food Forest Initiative Support Letter
From April through June of 2026, the NCPCA engaged its members about the proposed development of a Community Urban Farm and Food Forest at the city-owned properties located at 8807 and 8811 Rhode Island Avenue in the Berwyn neighborhood. This community-led initiative was presented at multiple monthly meetings with a member Q&A and electronic communications seeking feedback. While the site of this proposal falls just outside of NCPCA jurisdiction, its close proximity presents a reasonable impact to our community and our members, necessitating NCPCA input. At our June meeting, a majority vote was captured supporting a letter being submitted by the NCPCA for further inquiry by the city regarding the feasibility of developing the proposed Community Urban Farm and Food Forest at this site. On June 17th, 2026, this letter was submitted to the office of the Mayor and City Council by the NCPCA.
NCPCA Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) Support Letter
In October and November of 2025, the NCPCA engaged its members about the potential of implementing Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) in College Park. A presentation featuring a live demonstration and Q&A was held with a majority vote being captured supporting a letter being submitted by the NCPCA on behalf of its members urging the city’s adoption of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV). On February 9th, 2026, this letter was submitted to the office of the Mayor and City Council by the NCPCA.
NCPCA Trolley Trail Extension Support Letter
In February of 2025, the NCPCA engaged its members and the city to consider extension of Trolley Trail to include Rhode Island Avenue North of MD-193. After multiple meeting discussions and presentations, a majority vote was captured supporting a letter being submitted by the NCPCA on behalf of its members urging the city to consider extension of the Trolley Trail. On February 13th, 2025, this letter was submitted to the office of the Mayor and City Council by the NCPCA.
