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Community Feedback from October 2021 Meeting, Next Steps

by Kendra BishopNovember 12, 2021
Updates
On October 14, 2021, a virtual community meeting was held to unveil four conceptual plans for the redevelopment and adaptive reuse of the historic Glenn Dale Hospital campus. The planning team has consolidated the feedback received thus far – shared below, for your review and…
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Review the Four Conceptual Glenn Dale Plans

by Kendra BishopOctober 14, 2021
Updates
On October 14, 2021, the planning team shared four conceptual plans for the redevelopment and adaptive reuse of the historic Glenn Dale Hospital campus, and continues to seek valuable community input on the exciting future of this site. It is our continued commitment to ensure…
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Glenn Dale Community Meeting: Join Us!

by Kendra BishopSeptember 20, 2021
Updates
The planning team, led by The Alexander Company and including more than a dozen consulting firms, is currently seeking community input on the future of the Glenn Dale Hospital redevelopment site (60-acre core site only). The first listening session was held in October 2019, and…
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October 2019 Community Listening Session Feedback

by Kendra BishopNovember 21, 2019
Updates
Thank you. On October 17, 2019, we gathered at the Glenn Dale Community Center for a community listening session. The feedback received was incredibly valuable and we’re grateful for your time and consideration. Next Steps. With this valuable feedback we will continue to work with…
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Invitation to a Community Listening Session

by Kendra BishopOctober 7, 2019
Updates
This letter was sent to Glenn Dale-area neighborhoods the week of October 7, 2019:   Dear Resident, We have been selected by the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission / Prince George’s County (M-NCPPC/PGC) to explore redevelopment opportunities on 60 acres of the former Glenn…
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Instead of ‘ghosts,’ residents want housing at this former tuberculosis sanatorium

by Kendra BishopApril 17, 2019
In the News
It opened in 1934 as a tuberculosis sanatorium for patients who could not be treated in the District’s crowded hospitals. It next became a nursing home for the chronically ill, which closed in 1981. Since then, Glenn Dale Hospital in Prince George’s County has been…
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More Development Studies Needed on Glenn Dale Hospital Site

by Kendra BishopMarch 14, 2019
In the News
Following a 2018 feasibility study to potentially re-purpose Glenn Dale Hospital site, exercises are set to take place to find newer reuse plans outside of the county’s desire to make the area into a retirement community. The hospital opened as a tuberculosis sanatorium in 1934.…
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Historic Glenn Dale Hospital Feasibility Study Released

by Kendra BishopJuly 19, 2018
Updates
A study has been underway to determine the feasibility of adaptively reusing the Historic Glenn Dale Hospital site as a continuing care retirement community. The results of that study are now available for viewing below.   Historic Glenn Dale Hospital Feasibility Study Report Historic Glenn…
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Debate begins anew over use of Glenn Dale Hospital site

by Kendra BishopMay 15, 2018
In the News
A study to determine the feasibility of building a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) on the site of the long-closed Glenn Dale Hospital suggests that such a move is financially impractical.   The findings were first announced last week at a packed community meeting at…
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Developer to decide if makeover for Glenn Dale Hospital site is feasible

by Kendra BishopMarch 1, 2017
In the News
For decades, local government officials and Glenn Dale residents have wondered if the site of the long-abandoned Glenn Dale Hospital would ever be improved.   Now, a Wisconsin-based development company will try to determine if it’s worth taking a crack at it.   The Maryland-National…
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