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Prince George's County permits by the numbers

Permits Prince George's County issued from Sep 2025 to Sep 2026.

Permit typeIssued
Site Development Fine Grading Permit75 issued
Tgu63 issued
Well -> Monitoring60 issued
Dpie Er52 issued
Site Development Concept Plan40 issued
Dpie Cgu39 issued
Well -> Potable -> Individual Supply23 issued
Well -> Potable -> Public Supply18 issued
Well -> Nonpotable -> Geothermal16 issued
DPIE Online MECC16 issued
Rgu10 issued

Calculated by us from Prince George's County open data (Prince George's County open data terms). Prince George's County publishes how many permits it issues, not how long they take or what they cost. Refreshed weekly.

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