Legislation Details

Reference No. CB-126-2026    Draft No. 1
Type: Council Bill Status: Second Reading
Meeting Body County Council
Meeting Date 9/15/2026
Introduced Date Public Hearing Date
Effective date:    
Title: AN ACT CONCERNING THE CLASSIFICATION PLAN FOR PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY for the purpose amending certain class titles and grades, adding new classes of work, and abolishing certain classes of work.
Proposers/Sponsors: County Executive
Attachments: 1. B2026126, 2. CB-126-2026 Summary, 3. CB-126-2026 Transmittal, 4. CB-126-2026 PAFI, 5. CB-126-2026 Committee Report
Contact: Drake L. Wallace, Classification and Compensation Analyst, OHRM
Date Ver.Action ByActionResultAction DetailsMeeting DetailsVideo
9/24/20261 Government Operations and Fiscal Policy Committee Favorably recommendedPass Action details Meeting details Video Video
9/15/20261 County Council presented and referred  Action details Meeting details Video Video

Title

AN ACT CONCERNING THE CLASSIFICATION PLAN FOR PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY for the purpose amending certain class titles and grades, adding new classes of work, and abolishing certain classes of work.

 

Background

This legislation reestablishing certain classes of work, adding new classes of work, revising class

titles and class grades, and abolishing classifications.

 

The Office of Human Resources Management’s Classification and Compensation Division

collaborated with the Department of Health, the Department of Public Works and Transportation,

the Office of Homeland Security, the Office of Information Technology, and the State’s

Attorney’s Office regarding agency classification requests and operational needs. Through this

review process, agencies identified the need to update portions of the County’s Classification

Plan to address evolving service demands, organizational changes, workforce structure

considerations, and operational efficiencies. As a result, the recommended amendments include

reestablishing certain classes of work, adding new classes of work, revising class titles and class

grades, and abolishing classifications that are no longer operationally necessary or reflective of

current organizational needs.

 

A fiscal impact will be provided by the Office of Management and Budget.