Take the Mayor's Water Conservation Pledge Inline

This is August 4, 2020, the fourth (4th) day of the Mayor Water Conservation Challenge.

by clicking on this link:  www.mywaterpledge.com

AND then take the Mayor's Water Conservation Challenge by completing list below. It is very simple and you have the month of August 2020 to complete and submit it for prizes.

Please print this form to begin your water conservation challenge.

NOTE: Did you know that by conserving water and doing some or all of the little things on this list, you could reduce your water bill?

Do YOU know where your water meter is located?

Mount Rainier, MD Weather Alert!

WEATHER ALERT! MOUNT RAINIER RESIDENTS

In preparation for Tropical Storm Isaias, ALL CITY STAFF with the exception of Public Works and Police Officers will telework on Tuesday, August 4th. City Buildings will be CLOSED tomorrow.

This evening, Prince George's County held a conference call for Municipalities. On this call, a representative from the National Weather Service indicated that Prince George's County is in the direct path of Tropical Storm Isaias.

We are expected to have flooding, high winds, and wind damage. Isaias is being compared to Irene (hurricane from nine years ago).

With that being said as a safety precaution we will telework and only have essential employees report.

If your electric power is interrupted, be sure to report the outage to PEPCO right away. You may also Check My Outage Status or View Outage Map. You can​ report your electric outage online, including on your smartphone or tablet. If you prefer, call us 24/7 at 1-877-737-2662.

If power lines are down, always assume downed power lines are energized and stay away. To report a downed wire, call 1-877-737-2662.

If at all possible do not use candles.

If you encounter high water or standing water -- TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN!

Please stay safe, charge all electronics, and prepare.

NOTE: The City of Mount Rainier does not operate any utilities listed on this page. If you are having a problem with your water & sewer system, storm drain system, gas, power line (Pepco), phone, or cable service you need to contact the provider directly. These numbers are being provided as a convenience and are subject to change at any time.

The Mayor's Water Conservation Challenge for Month of August

Mount Rainier residents today is August 1, 2020. Please take the water conservation pledge for the month of August:

Wyland Foundation along with several other partners will award prizes and other incentives to participants.

WSSC as Mount Rainier's partner will also be awarding prizes and incentives. WSSC will also provide ZOOM meetings and workshops on water conservation throughout the month of August.

PLEASE share this post with your social media and email contacts. Ask them to take the water conservation pledge!

Thank you for helping to keep our MOUNT RAINIER ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT SAMLL!

http://www.mywaterpledge.com/files/2020_ManualPledgeForm.pdf

Mayors Have the Right to ACT on Behalf of THEIR RESIDENTS

Keisha Lance Bottoms, Mayor of Atlanta, a member of DeltaSigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, a Black woman, and a mayor is currently being sued by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp to pre-empt her city-wide mandate on wearing masks. This past Thursday, the Governor filed an injunction motion to prevent Mayor Bottoms from speaking to the press regarding this matter.

I am asking the Maryland Mayors to stand with Mayor Bottoms and support her as she defends these legal maneuvering.

Let's make this social media campaign: “I oppose Governor Kemp’s lawsuit and motion to silence Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms from keeping the people of Atlanta safe. We call upon Fulton County Superior Court to decide that Mayor Bottoms is being singled out amongst other mayors in Georgia with similar mandates and deny the Governor’s request.” Governor Kemp, Fulton County Superior Court and Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms all have social media pages on FB, IG, and Twitter. We ask that you tag all three when posting.

Please copy and post on all of your social media NOW!
#MayorBottoms #WEARAMASK #MAYORSFORMAYORBOTTOM

Executive Director Opening, Part-time, Maryland Black Mayors, Inc.

Maryland Black Mayors, Inc. is seeking a relatively experienced part-time executive director to lead our organization through an upcoming period of growth. The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of our organization, ensuring that we are operating efficiently and effectively to meet business goals. In this role, you will be the face of our organization.

You will work closely with the Board of Directors, government officials, nonprofits, corporations, and the public. You will ensure that the organization’s mission, vision, and objectives are carried out, and that we are working together we successfully achieve strategic goals. Our organization is small, and represent mostly mayors in Prince George’s County, but also a few mayors across the State of Maryland. We place a high priority on communication, recognition, and collaboration.

We are in search of an executive director who is aligned with our culture and will continue to enhance it through positive leadership.

The position requires a go-getter, self-starter, and a quick study, with exceptional communication skills, and the ability to get things done.

The position will require attendance at meetings, some travel, and a lot of learning on the job to meet assigned objectives.

Hours of work: Self-determined but would be expected to work at least 10 hours a month or as necessary to get the basic functions of the job completed.

Salary determination will be made upon the job offer.

Please send your resume to Mayor Shawn Maldon, mayor@capitolheightsmd.com, or mayormiles@mountrainiermd.gov by close of Business, July 30, 2020. You may also reach out to Mayor Lillie Martin.