Worker & Resident Town Hall
Worker & Resident Town Hall
The proposed $1 billion Sphere at National Harbor represents more than just a new entertainment venue — it is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for our communities.
Join us for a Worker and Resident Town Hall on September 24th to learn more about the proposal and how a Project Labor Agreement (PLA) will ensure that any county financial support for the Sphere will be both an investment in the facility AND an investment in good jobs for county residents.
WHAT: Worker and Resident Town Hall re: the Sphere
WHEN: 5:30-7:30pm, September 24th,
WHERE: Southern Regional Technology & Recreation Complex, 7007 Bock Rd, Fort Washington, MD.
Invited guests include:
- Krystal Oriadha, Prince George’s County Council Chair
- Edward Burroughs, District 8 Councilmember
- Wala Blegay, At-Large Councilmember
Please submit the form below to RSVP for the event.
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Sphere Worker & Resident Town Hall RSVP Form
Sphere Worker & Resident Town Hall RSVP Form
Building a Legacy of Opportunity: Why the Sphere at National Harbor Needs a Project Labor Agreement
The proposed $1 billion Sphere at National Harbor represents more than just a new entertainment venue — it is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for our communities. For this project to offer real economic opportunity for county residents, it needs to be built under a Project Labor Agreement (PLA), with operations covered by a Labor Peace Agreement (LPA).
Building Trades Call for PLA on National Harbor Sphere Project
Labor testimony urged the council to ensure the project translates into high-quality, local careers by bringing developers to the table before final financial approvals are granted.
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