Code Violation Reporting in Prince George's County, MD (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Prince George's County, Maryland.
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How to Report
Prince George's County channels environmental-code complaints, including illegal dumping and litter, through a dedicated hotline inside the County's 3-1-1 call system. Sec. 13-277 directs the Environmental Crimes Unit to run this hotline alongside informational pamphlets and community presentations, so a resident does not need to know which department handles a violation before calling it in.
How PG County Residents Report Violations
Light RestrictionsPrince George's County Code § 13-277(a)
"Outreach and Education. An integral part of combating environmental violations is through outreach and education. External outreach includes, but is not limited to: creation and dissemination of informational pamphlets; establishment of an environmental enforcement hotline within the current 3-1-1 call system; dissemination of violator identity; and community presentations. Internal outreach i...
Response Times
Prince George's County does not publish a fixed response-time guarantee for illegal-dumping complaints; instead, Sec. 13-279 requires the Department of the Environment to report response times to the County Council and County Executive at least once a year. The Environmental Crimes Unit's site-assessment process, described in Sec. 13-275, drives which reported dump sites get patrolled first.
PG County Illegal Dumping Response Reports
Light RestrictionsPrince George's County Code § 13-279(b)
"Site assessment is an on-going process and site assessments will be conducted and priority target areas will be updated periodically with a report at least once annually to the County Council and County Executive of the violations, citations and arrests for Environmental Crimes; response times to complaints involving illegal dumping; number and location of priority sites patrolled by each Envi...
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