E YBOOK ONAL PARTNERSHIPS AND PROSPERITY IN THE REGION In a region where the Washington Commanders just announced a $3.7 billion stadium project and Prince George’s County leads Maryland in new business formation, the City of District Heights is positioning itself as more than just another suburban municipality. With 6,000 residents and a newly minted tagline, “This is Home” the city approaches its 90th anniversary with ambitious plans for economic transformation. “We call ourselves a gem, the city of District Heights, because we are unique,” says Mayor Cynthia Miller, who leads a commission focused on balancing growth with community character. The city has rebranded itself to attract diverse demographics while maintaining its small-town feel.“We feel that no matter what position you’re in and what age level you’re in, this is home for whatever you desire to be when you come to District Heights.” Leading the parade: Mayor Cynthia Miller, Vice Mayor Gyasi Gomez, Commissioner Pamela Janifer, and Commissioner Anthony Tilghman march with the Washington Commanders Dance Force. 2 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 07
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