Snowden Pond at Montpelier is a small community of colonial homes nestled in a rural zone of Prince George’s County, south of Laurel, Maryland. Its proximity to the Patuxent Wildlife Refuge and Beltsville Agriculture Research Center create the ambience of wooded country space, yet residents enjoy convenient access to three major metropolitan areas.
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Catholic Charities
Catholic Charities offers shelter, food, and vital services to thousands of our neighbors in need, including newcomers by providing immediate relief while creating lasting solutions.
Angel’s Watch – A place of safety, dignity, and new beginnings for women and families experiencing homelessness in Southern Maryland. Open 24/7-365 and always ready to provide shelter, compassion, and a path forward, the shelter includes 30 private rooms and can accommodate up to 120 residents at a time. Angel’s Watch staff work with residents to help them navigate the barriers that stand between them and a more stable future. Residents have access to nutritious meals, laundry facilities, a computer lab, exercise room, library, and prayer and meditation room.
Do you know which PGPD Division Serves Snowden Pond?
Beltsville - Division VI
Commander: Major Jason L. Fisher
Assistant Commander: Captain Susan Smith
Division 6 is located in the northernmost region of the County and bordered to the west by Montgomery County, to the north by Howard County, and to the east by Anne Arundel County.
Division 6 communities include:
- Beltsville
- Calverton
- Greenbelt
- Unincorporated Laurel
Find Snowden Pond on their beat map in section C4!
To learn more about our local police force, visit Police Department | Prince George's County, MD (princegeorgescountymd.gov)
HOA Communications
The source for all official HOA communications is through the U.S. Post Office from Sentry Management Company. For convenience, a member volunteer maintains this website with links to the Sentry Resident Portal and the unofficial Snowden Pond Facebook and Twitter accounts. Residents are encouraged to share photos and tweets with the understanding that privacy is not guaranteed when using the unofficial communication channels.