COLLEGE PARK, Md. (DC News Now) -- The District 3 City Councilmember of College Park, Stuart Adams, announced that he is resigning, effective Jan. 8, 2025 This comes after Adams submitted his letter of resignation from City Council on Dec. 22. Adams has served on the City Council since November 2021. In his letter, he stated that he loves being an advocate for the city, but as a young father, his "availability as a City Councilmember has become more constrained." Police warn about porch pirates amid increasing package deliveries during the holidays The City of College Park is thriving, and I have wholeheartedly enjoyed working with you, ourresidents, staff, and other stakeholders to resolve community challenges. Representing District 3residents with integrity has been a tremendous honor. said Councilmember Adams, in his resignations letter. According to the City's website, Adams moved to College Park to embrace the college-town atmosphere and has been a resident since 2015. He also served as the President of the Calvert Hills Citizens Association for three years. Per the City Charter, a Special Election must be held within 65 days of the vacancy. Officials said the City's Board of Election Supervisors will meet to recommend a date the District 3 Special Election will be held. Once the candidate is elected to fill Adams' seat, they will serve until the November 2025 General Election, according to officials. SAdamsResignationLetter20241222Download