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Community Safety Alert – SUSPICIOUS INDIVIDUAL
Community Safety Alert – SUSPICIOUS INDIVIDUAL
This individual seen in surveillance photos was spotted walking in the 1700 block of 61st Avenue, Cheverly, MD on Sunday, June 8, 2025, around 12:30 AM tampering with vehicles in the area. Multiple residents reported seeing a White male, unknown age, on several other occasions attempting to gain entry into parked vehicles by pulling on door handles. The witness confirmed it was the same individual from the images below, wearing identical clothing.
If you see this person:
Do not approach.
Call 911 or Prince George’s County dispatch at (301) 352-1200.
Check your security cameras and report any sightings. Stay alert and help keep Cheverly safe.
Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and watchful community.
Cheverly Police Department & Town Administration
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Letters to Santa
Letters to Santa
The Cheverly Police Department is helping Santa this year by
collecting letters for him and sending them to the North Pole!
Beginning December 1, 2024, you can drop off your letter at a
special mailbox outside the police department.
Cheverly Police Department
6401 Forest Road
Make sure to include a return address to receive a personalized response from Santa.
The last day to drop off your letter is December 13, 2024.
Public Works
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Washington Gas – Northern Pipeline Performing Gas Line Replacement on the 2400 Block of Park Way
Washington Gas – Northern Pipeline Performing Gas Line Replacement on the 2400 Block of Park Way
Washington Gas contractor, Northern Pipeline, will be performing gas line replacement services on the 2400 block of Park Way beginning Tuesday September 29, 2025, through Friday October 10, 2025; weather permitting.
Please observe all posted signs and exercise caution in the area. Nothern Pipeline will have traffic control on-site to help guide traffic in work zones. No road closures are anticipated at this time.
Northern Pipeline Contact Information:
Project Supervisor - Travis Sheffler, (571) 221-9422
Washington Gas Contact Information:
Construction Supervisor - Rick Reffo, (571) 326-3659
Cheverly Public Works Contact Information:
301-773-2666; option 1
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Updated Alert: Gas Leak Reported near the 6200 Block of Kilmer Street
UPDATED ALERT: Gas Leak Reported near the 6200 Block of Kilmer Street
Updated: May 15, 2025 – Morning
A gas leak has been reported in the 6200 block of Kilmer Street.
Kilmer Street between the 3100 block of Parkway and Laurel Avenue will be closed until further notice. Please avoid the area and follow all posted detours and safety instructions.
If you are experiencing any issues related to this incident, please contact Washington Gas through their emergency call center.
Washington Gas Emergency Call Center: 844-WASHGAS (844-927-4427); option 1
Cheverly Public Works Contact Information: 301-773-2666; option 1
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Hillis Carnes - Conducting Soil Compaction Test Sampling in Town
Hillis Carnes will be Conducting Soil Compaction Test Sampling
Hillis Carnes will be conducting soil compaction test samplings at the locations indicated below. This work is planned to start on Monday, March 10th, 2025 through Friday, March 14th, 2025, weather permitting. Please observe all posted signs in the area.
3100 Block of Laurel Ave
2900 Block of 64th Ave
6400 Block of Inwood St
6200 Block of Inwood St
2400 Block of Parkway
6200 Block of Forest Road
The Hillis Carnes crew will have traffic control signs and flaggers to guide traffic around their work area. No road closures are anticipated.
For any questions, please contact Cheverly Public Works:
Phone: 301-773-2666 (Option 1)
Email: pwadmin@cheverly-md.gov
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Police Chief's Actions Ruled Legally Justified, In Self-Defense in September
Police Chief's Actions Ruled Legally Justified, In Self-Defense in September Officer-Involved Shooting
Today, (March 6, 2026), the Maryland Office of the Attorney General's Independent Investigations Division (IID) released its report in connection to a September 30, 2025, fatal officer-involved shooting in Riverdale, Maryland. The report shows the IID chose not to charge Cheverly Police Chief David Morris after a suspect, Tesfa Leith, advanced toward the chief while holding two knives, despite repeated commands from multiple officers to drop the weapons.
Read the IID news release and full report here: Attorney General Brown Announces that No Charges Will Be Filed in the September 30, 2025 Fatal Police-Involved Shooting in Riverdale - News - Office of the Attorney General of Maryland
Additionally, a third-party investigation conducted by the Carroll County (MD) Sheriff's Office also deemed the shooting justified with no department policy violation.
This was the first officer-involved shooting of Chief Morris' 40-year law enforcement career.
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Town Meeting: March 12, 2026
The agenda for the March 12, 2026, Town Meeting is available.Please click on this link to view the agenda.
Hybrid MeetingThursday, March 12, 2026
7:30 PMJoin OnlineTopic: Cheverly Mayor & Council Town Meeting
Please click the link below to join the webinar:
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Webinar ID: 840 2598 3118
Passcode: 213079
Or One tap mobile : US: +13017158592,84025983118#
Dial (for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
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Cheverly Rec Council Game Night
Cheverly Rec Council Game Night
Join us for a night filled with board games,
card games, & pickleball games in the gym!
Sunday, March 15, 2026
3:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Cheverly Community Center
6401 Forest Rd, Cheverly, MD
Bring your pickleball paddle and your game face to enjoy
friendly competition with your neighbors!
Spread the word!
Email reccouncil@cheverly-md.gov with any questions!