Rosedale Estates Homeowners Association

01/26/2026

FYI. Information about snow removal services for seniors (70 or older) or persons with disabilities in Prince George's County.

http://mypgc.us/silvershovel

01/21/2026

FYI.

Join the Neighborhood Planning Academy and learn how to shape the future of Prince George’s County.
✅ Free program
✅ Hands-on projects
✅ Graduation celebration
Apply today academy.pgplanning.com
Deadline: January 31

09/05/2025

FYI.

🏠 Where did the “middle” go?
For decades, neighborhoods had housing choices in between single-family homes and big apartment buildings. Then… they disappeared.
Let’s talk about bringing them back.

Brown Bag Session
📅 Tuesday, September 9, 2025
🕛12:00–1:00 p.m.
📍 Largo HQ (bring lunch!) or 💻 online
🔗 Register: pgplan.org/brownbag

08/28/2025

We’re writing to request your assistance regarding a vehicle vandalism incident that occurred on Sunday, April 27th at 5:55am in the 2800th block of Lindesfarn Terrace (directly across from the 2700th block of Wood Hollow Terrace, Fort Washington, MD) - which is believed to have been a targeted act of retaliation. The Prince George’s County Police Department is conducting an investigation of this incident. Anyone with information is requested to contact the Police. Those with surveillance cameras are urged to check your records around the time of the incident and provide any video footage to Sgt. Lee at [email protected] and/or you may use the following information to contact. Sgt. Lee.

Sgt. Alice Lee
Division IV Community Engagement Unit
5135 Indian Head Hwy
Oxon Hill, MD 20745
Cell: 240-639-4052
Station: 301-749-4900
[email protected]

We also encourage all residents to take additional precautions to enhance the safety of our community:

· Secure Your Vehicles: Ensure that your vehicles are locked when not in use, and do not leave any valuable items visible inside.

· Exterior Lighting: Keep your property well-lit, as this can deter criminal activity.

· Neighborhood Watch: Be vigilant and watch out for any suspicious persons or activity. If you notice anything unusual, please report it to the local authorities.

· Community Cooperation: We believe that through cooperation and communication, we can maintain a safe and secure community for all residents. We are committed to keeping you informed about developments in this case.

· Surveillance Camera Systems: We encourage you to install surveillance cameras to monitor activity around your home and the surrounding area.

o If you have cameras, please consider expanding the motion zone to capture surrounding areas adjacent to your home or parking space. You’re also encouraged to keep up with the maintenance on them because if they’re not fully operational, they’re not of benefit to your safety. If you experience challenges keeping your camera battery charged, consider utilizing solar power sources as an alternative (e.g. Solar Charger)

o If you don’t have surveillance cameras, we encourage you to obtain them for safety reasons. If you need assistance obtaining surveillance cameras, they may be provided free of charge through the 2025 District 8 Jayz Agnew Camera Program.
(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe0gP8grDuTlPiNgSl0ComM-5ShvRscL1VoBmTznX-nhkvgcw/viewform)

Your cooperation is essential in helping us bring those responsible to justice. Let's work together to ensure that our neighborhood remains a safe and welcoming place for everyone. Your vigilance and willingness to help are greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your attention and commitment to the security of our community.

08/21/2025

~VOLUNTEERS NEEDED~
Fort Washington Forward is excited to host the 2nd 'Celebrate Fort Washington Fall Festival' on Saturday, October 4th from 8:00am-4:00pm on Cady Drive in Fort Washington, MD. Volunteers are needed to provide support for this event. If you're interested in volunteering, please go to the following link to reserve your slot as soon as possible or no later than Sunday, September 28th. Please be advised that all volunteers (except Set-Up) are expected to arrive at least 30 minutes before the start of their shift. You may sign-up to volunteer at the following link.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080B49AEAB2EA0F85-57714635-2025?fbclid=IwY2xjawMTV_NleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFyOEVtM3ZadUJwN1A3azFnAR7Mmtxieui0tUtSTCtAy5P8km25mIH3mPASsjI2vwzD8ZNn0LvWD0DbaMO_zQ_aem_X_4A2L-9wgP3XGvd9vgCJg #/

08/12/2025

FYI.

LAST CHANCE: Applications close August 15 for the Neighborhood Planning Academy. Apply today to make a difference in your community. https://academy.pgplanning.com/

08/12/2025

FYI.

Pepco Customer Relief Fund
Disclaimer: DMV Free Events is not affiliated with the events and does not endorse them. For questions and updates, contact the event organizers.

08/05/2025

~DISTRICT 8 SENIOR SUPPORT FUND~

Eligible Prince George's County seniors can now claim financial relief to help with living expenses
Eligible seniors living in Prince George's County can now claim up to $5 million in financial relief to help with living expenses such as mortgage payments, rent, utilities payments and more thanks to MGM's Local Impact Grant dollars.

Residents who are eligible have until the end of August to submit an application for assistance.

Please note the following eligibility requirements:
• You must be a resident of Prince George’s County District 8.
• You must be 65 years of age or older.
• Verification of address and age will be required before your application can be processed.

To apply, click on the following link or contact the Senior Support Fund Office at 301-888-0463.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMKnj7qz1ut3ZB8GtTdN6oo6JsGazCdMiSD29HW3Xno6kJ2Q/viewform

05/21/2025

FYI.

Here’s a riddle: What’s orange and illegal for non-authorized people to place on County roadways? Traffic cones! You may not put cones in the street to reserve parking or block traffic. Report illegal cones to PGC311.

05/21/2025

FYI.

You may report unlicensed rental properties to PGC311, and the Code Enforcement Division will investigate.

05/21/2025

FYI.

All vehicles parked on the street must be operable and have current tags. There is no limit to the number of vehicles that may be parked legally on the street. Vehicles must be moved every 72 hours. Please report abandoned cars to PGC311.