Construction Underway on High-Visibility Crosswalks, ADA Ramps & Speed Humps Project in Mount Rainier
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Construction officially began on June 30 on Mount Rainier’s High-Visibility Crosswalks, ADA Ramps, and Speed Humps Project, along 34th Street and Chillum Road. Work will continue during the week of July 14, 2025, along Newton Street and 30th Street, weather permitting. Temporary sidewalk closures and parking restrictions may be in effect during this time. This project is part of the Safe Streets Initiative, the first of ten major efforts under the City’s Vision Zero Action Plan, a long-term strategy aimed at improving street safety, enhancing accessibility, and eliminating traffic-related injuries and fatalities in Mount Rainier. Read more. |
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Newton Street Improvement Project to Begin Soon!
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Work for the Newton Street Improvement Project is set to begin in the coming month. Designed by the Low-Income Development Center (LIDC) and funded through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), the project aims to enhance stormwater management, safety, sustainability, and overall neighborhood quality on Newton Street between 34th and 37th Streets. Read more. |
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City's Newest Mural Project in Progress
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The Mount Rainier Arts Commission’s Mural Project is currently underway at 3510 Rhode Island Avenue, led by 3711 Studios Artist Collective. The vibrant design is currently being brought to life by artists working on-site. Inspired by input from Mount Rainier community members, the mural reflects themes of movement, nature, and togetherness, encouraging reflection, connection, and a sense of place. Read more. |
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The City of Mount Rainier has launched Mount Rainier Alert, a notification system designed to keep community members informed and connected in real time. This free service provides both text and email notifications, delivering timely updates on a wide range of City-related matters. Sign up today! |
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City Accepts Donations for Annual School Supply Drive
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The City has launched its annual School Supply Drive, led by our Social Services Coordinator, to support students on their educational journey. Your donation of backpacks, pencils, new uniforms, socks, and other essential school supplies will be distributed during the City's Back to School Fair on August 20 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Mount Rainier Nature Center. Donations may be dropped off at the Mount Rainier Police Department or City Hall during office hours. |
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Senator Malcolm Augustine is proud to support the academic goals of District 47 residents through the annual Senatorial Scholarship. This opportunity is open to eligible students pursuing higher education in Maryland. Eligibility: Must reside in Maryland’s District 47. Enrolled or enrolling in a Maryland college, university, or private career school as a full- or part-time, degree-seeking undergraduate or graduate student High school seniors are eligible Out-of-state applicants must submit a Unique Major Application if pursuing a program not offered in Maryland
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WSSC launches its Get Current program this year to assist customers who are behind in their water bill payments. Eligible customers may receive assistance covering a portion of their outstanding balance. Learn more. |
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Beginning in early July, Pepco is launching the Customer Relief Fund, a one-time relief program that provides financial support for those challenged by high energy costs. The assistance program is available to qualified residential customers in the Pepco service area. Pepco customers will receive relief in the form of up to $300 per household. Learn more. |
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The City of Mount Rainier invites young learners and their families to the 2025 Back-to-School Fair on Wednesday, August 20, from 4 pm to 8 pm at the Mount Rainier Nature Center! Organized and led by our Social Services Coordinator, in partnership with the Prince George's County Department of Parks and Recreation, the event offers free school supplies and gently used clothing for students. |
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