Work group adjourns after formal motion; members record ayes
September 09, 2026 | Prince George's County, Maryland
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At the end of the first meeting, Councilman Crystal Oriaga moved to adjourn and members recorded their support.
"Do we need a motion to adjourn?" a staff member asked; the chair said, "So moved." Several members seconded and vocalized "aye." The chair declared the meeting adjourned. No formal votes on legislation or other final actions were taken during this session.
The work group will reconvene on the schedule staff circulated and continue developing recommendations to meet the Dec. 1 report deadline.
"Do we need a motion to adjourn?" a staff member asked; the chair said, "So moved." Several members seconded and vocalized "aye." The chair declared the meeting adjourned. No formal votes on legislation or other final actions were taken during this session.
The work group will reconvene on the schedule staff circulated and continue developing recommendations to meet the Dec. 1 report deadline.
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