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Prince George’s Co. council member steps down after new executive role nomination

Prince George’s County Council member Todd M. Turner resigned on Saturday to avoid any conflicts of interest associated with his recent nomination to executive director of the Office of Ethics and Accountability.

The former council member was already leaving his District 4 seat, as seats are term-limited in the county.



According to the state board of elections, Ingrid S. Harrison, the District 4 seat’s primary winner, is running unopposed in the November midterm election.

The council that Turner once served on will decide whether he will fill the executive director position.

Turner was elected to the District 4 seat in 2014 and reelected in 2018, according to a statement from the county council.

“It has been my proud honor to serve with you and each of my Council colleagues, past and present, over the last eight years. I am grateful and truly humbled to have also served as Council Chair for two consecutive years, and as a member of the Legislative Branch for nearly 20 years,” Turner said .

Hugh Garbrick

Hugh graduated from the University of Maryland’s journalism college in 2020. While studying, he interned at the Queen Anne & Magnolia ݮý, a local paper in Seattle, and reported for the school’s Capital ݮý Service. Hugh is a lifelong MoCo resident, and has listened to the local radio quite a bit.

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