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THE CITY OF GREENBELT

Administration

projects lead and managed

Administration

Located in the Municipal Building, the main city offices include the CityManager, City Clerk, Finance, Human Resources, Information Technology, and Public Information and Communication.

City Manager. The City Manager’s Office is responsible for ensuring that the City is being responsive to the needs of its citizens. This is accomplished by implementing City Council policy, responding to citizen inquiries and concerns, exercising fiduciary prudence with City monies, planning for the City’s future, and communicating to the public what is being done. TheAssistant City Manager oversees special projects and stays on top of the latest legislation. The office staff handle citizen requests and are available to take calls and answer questions.

City Clerk. The City Clerk works closely with the City Council and theCity Manager to prepare, maintain, record official actions taken by theCity Council, including ordinances, resolutions, minutes of meetings, proclamations, and is the custodian of city records. The City Clerk also serves as the administrator of City Elections. Other responsibilities of the City Clerk include: staffing City Advisory Boards and Committees, codification of City ordinances, legal advertisements and notices, and the City cemetery.

projects
CONTACT
Tim George, Interm City Manager
Email
administration@greenbeltmd.gov
phone
(301) 474-8000
projects lead
8
SUM PROJECT COSTS
$
ARPA PROJECTS

Projects lead by

Administration

AED for Police & City Buildings

Purchase 8 AEDs for the Public
Public Safety
PROJECT COST
$
Details

AED/CPR Training

AED/CPR training with RescueOne
Public Safety
PROJECT COST
$
Details

ARPA Temp (Finance)

Hire a temp to assist Finance with ARPA monies and projects
Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Administration EV-SUV

Purchase an electric vehicle for administration use
Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Armory Feasibility

Conduct an assessment and feasibility study on the Armory property.
Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Building Space Study

Space for City buildings
Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Business Assistance

Emergency business assistance
Small Business Assistance
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Dog Park Water Station

Water Fountain at Dog Park
Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Emergency Spending Allocation

These funds are to assist those residents in need of housing assistance caused by COVID-19
Resident Support
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Environmental Study of the Prince George's Scrap Property

Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details

GHI First-time Homebuyer Mortgage Assistance Program

Provide downpayment assistance to qualified first-time homebuyers interested in purchasing a GHI home.
Resident Support
PROJECT COST
$
Details

GHI Lighting

Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Greenbelt First-Time Homebuyer Mortgage Assistance Program

Provide downpayment assistance to qualified first-time homebuyers residing within City limits.
Resident Support
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Greenbelt Volunteer Fire Department Stipends

Public Safety
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Healthcare Assistance: CCI

Assistance with Resident Healthcare
Health/Mental Health Resources
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Healthcare Vouchers: Luminis

Luminis Health is partnering with Greenbelt to expand health care services.
Health/Mental Health Resources
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Higher Education Support Scholarships

Provide recent and upcoming graduates with scholarships for universities, college, or trade schools.
Resident Support
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Human Resources HRIS System

HRIS System for HR
Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Indoor Pool Deck Assessment

Engineering Assessment of the GAFC Indoor Pool Deck
Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Luminis Health Services Partnership

Resident Support
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Neighborhood Micro-Grant Program

Micro grants for community building
Resident Support
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Nonprofit Development Grants

Provide grants for city nonprofits & develop programs supporting small businesses
Small Business Assistance
PROJECT COST
$
Details

People First Community Engagement

Contract with People First for Community Engagement
Resident Support
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Premium Pay (ARPA)

Provide premium pay for essential employees
Public Safety
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Premium Pay (Lost Revenue)

Provide premium pay for essential employees
Public Safety
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Space Study Implementation

Implement the space study's recommendations for immediate departmental needs.
Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Tree Canopy Grants

Provide homeowners, HOA's, and communities with grants to buy trees.
Resident Support
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Variable Message Boards

Purchase mobile variable message boards
Public Safety
PROJECT COST
$
Details

Workforce Development

Employee based workforce development fund for residents
Resident Support
PROJECT COST
$
Details

[Proposed] Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Infrastructure
PROJECT COST
$
Details
by the numbers

Department ARPA Funds

The City of Greenbelt has curated these projects after countless hours spent gathering input from the community, discussing at City Council work sessions, and after carefully drawing up plans for each project. For an overview of how each department is directly contributing to ARPA projects, view the numbers below.
$2,038,200
150000
290000
300000
100000
100000
325000
175000
150000
31000
50000
20000
200000
250000
25000
5000
35000
500000
35000
400000
85000
40000
45000
1180000
100000
50000
200000
$2,038,200
Emergency Spending Allocation
150000
Workforce Development
290000
Higher Education Support Scholarships
300000
Greenbelt First-Time Homebuyer Mortgage Assistance Program
100000
Premium Pay (ARPA)
100000
Tree Canopy Grants
325000
Space Study Implementation
175000
Building Space Study
150000
Armory Feasibility
31000
Administration EV-SUV
50000
Healthcare Vouchers: Luminis
20000
Neighborhood Micro-Grant Program
200000
GHI First-time Homebuyer Mortgage Assistance Program
Luminis Health Services Partnership
250000
Nonprofit Development Grants
25000
AED for Police & City Buildings
5000
AED/CPR Training
35000
ARPA Temp (Finance)
500000
Business Assistance
Environmental Study of the Prince George's Scrap Property
Dog Park Water Station
35000
GHI Lighting
400000
Healthcare Assistance: CCI
85000
Human Resources HRIS System
40000
Indoor Pool Deck Assessment
45000
People First Community Engagement
1180000
Premium Pay (Lost Revenue)
100000
Greenbelt Volunteer Fire Department Stipends
50000
Variable Message Boards
200000
[Proposed] Electric Vehicle Charging Stations