When they’re bringing their equipment, it just makes it easier—quiet, away from the street area. They use our tagline, ‘This is home’ for them.” The partnership gains additional significance as the Commanders prepare to build their new $2.7 billion stadium at the RFK site by 2030. Though the team will move into Washington D.C., District Heights has secured a four-year commitment. “Even with the current news that they’ll be moving back into the district in four years, we’re still able to continue to expand our partnership over the next four years,” Gomez notes. “That sort of landed gently in our lap because we were ready and available.” Beyond professional sports, the city has attracted nationally recognized service providers. Republic Services manages waste collection with impressive results; 80% recycling usage in recent months. Care Access provides health screenings at city facilities. 5 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 07 DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD
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