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City Reveals 5-Year, $9.1 Million Capital Improvement Plan
Long-term budget document lays out funding for improvements to City Hall, renovations at old BB&T building, among others.

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Long-term budget document lays out funding for improvements to City Hall, renovations at old BB&T building, among others.

Hyattsville's seven emergency police call boxes will be shut off for two weeks as a result of roof maintenance.
Hyattsville's parking enforcement program will not be run by the police department next year, but by the Department of Community and Economic Development.
After much debate, Hyattsville's City Council voted to have a single new police officer in charge of both the speed camera program and the police department's tech initiatives.
Alarm over a spate of utility-related tree trimmings in Hyattsville brought Pepco officials before city council last night to review "vegetation management" process.
28-year-old Daniel Cardwell to spend more than six years behind bars after being busted distributing child pornography over the internet.
Petal peddlers face off for florist bragging rights in this week's Readers' Choice survey.
Gunfire reportedly rings out early Sunday morning in downtown neighborhood, but police find no evidence.
Hyattsville has a good start when it comes to sustainable city policies and programs, but more should be done, according to Sustainable Maryland Certified analysis.
Secondhand retail thrives under sunny conditions throughout Hyattsville in largest ever Community Yard Sale.
Hyattsville will have at least 93 yard sales going on throughout the day on Saturday. Plan your route.
Victim violently robbed near West Hyattsville Apartment Complex.
Hyattsville projected to increase spending on engineering and project management contractors over the next year.
Proposal to take parking enforcement out of hands of police department and into code enforcement scrutinized by Hyattsville City Council.
Majority of city council expresses preference for redistricting option which keeps them all in their seats.
Hyattsville's City Council gathers tonight to discuss, and possibly vote on, two budget items for public works and economic development.
Police Chief Doug Holland, former acting city administrator, steps down to focus on core law enforcement duties.
Get your furry friends vaccinated against rabies for only $10.
First step in plan to address unfunded health care liability results in narrowly split City Council vote.
Thousands of images combine to form speedy audio-visual keepsake from a festive, explosive weekend at Magruder Park.