Greater Capitol Heights Improvement Corporation - GCHIC

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GCHIC's mission is to stimulate revitalization, redevelopment, and reinvestment in the inner-Beltway gateway communities of central Prince George’s County, Maryland, that surround the District of Columbia’s East Corner.

Today is Primary Election Day in Maryland! For Prince George’s County residents, this election will help determine who m...
06/23/2026

Today is Primary Election Day in Maryland!

For Prince George’s County residents, this election will help determine who makes decisions about schools, public safety, housing, transportation, redevelopment, public lands, and investments that directly affect our neighborhoods.

For Greater Capitol Heights and other inner-Beltway communities, these issues shape the future of Metro station areas, affordable housing, neighborhood infrastructure, economic opportunity, and quality of life.

Low voter turnout doesn’t mean no decision is made. It means fewer voices determine the direction of our communities. Read more: https://bit.ly/voteMD2026?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica

Make your voice heard by voting today!

What does freedom mean to you? As we reflect on Juneteenth, we reflect on the history and legacy of Prince George’s Coun...
06/20/2026

What does freedom mean to you? As we reflect on Juneteenth, we reflect on the history and legacy of Prince George’s County and envision ways that freedom can be built into our communities. Equitable housing, transportation, schools, public spaces, small businesses, cultural memory, and accountable government are all paths to freedom today. Read our latest blog post to learn more: https://bit.ly/4vtYQ2w?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica

The places we build either help families age well or make daily life harder than it needs to be. For people living with ...
06/14/2026

The places we build either help families age well or make daily life harder than it needs to be. For people living with Alzheimer's and dementia, walkable, affordable, and accessible communities can be the difference between a comfortable and supported life or one with undue limitations.

GCHIC’s latest blog post explores what it means to build an age-friendly community and how we can support the lives of residents of all ages. Read more: https://bit.ly/3Qlw18Q?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica

This weekend you’ve got plans for the whole family! Show some pride for your community at the Capitol Heights Day parade...
06/11/2026

This weekend you’ve got plans for the whole family! Show some pride for your community at the Capitol Heights Day parade and block party! Bring your best 2000s costume and join us for some free wholesome fun.

05/30/2026

Research consistently links walkable, transit-rich neighborhoods to better physical and mental health outcomes. In Greater Capitol Heights, GCHIC's CHARM Gateway program is working to unlock that potential — transforming an underutilized transit corridor into a hub of economic activity and livable streets. Healthy places don't happen by accident. They require intentional planning, community advocacy, and investment. Read about our work: gchic.org/charm-gateway

Walkability isn’t just sidewalks and narrow roads, it’s how streets connect. The TIED plan envisions a future for the Ca...
05/04/2026

Walkability isn’t just sidewalks and narrow roads, it’s how streets connect. The TIED plan envisions a future for the Capitol Heights-Addison Road Metro (CHARM) gateway with better blocks and routes to unlock the next level of local retail, housing, & transit use.

The CHARM Gateway sits inside the Beltway with two Metro stations, ripe with opportunity for building a city center that our communities. Founder Bradley Heard explains why connected streets and shorter blocks are the foundation of a walkable, transit‑oriented downtown — and how the TIED planning process aims to get there. Read more: https://www.gchic.org/post/charm-gateway-street-grid

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415 Zelma Avenue
Capitol Heights, MD
20743

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