Montgomery County Councilmember Evan Glass is calling for reforms to the county school board’s budget process as board members face a decision on whether to cut more than 400 positions to eliminate a $36 million gap in the fiscal year 2027 Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) budget. 

Evan sat down with Bethesda Today to talk about his campaign and vision for Montgomery County.

Montgomery County Councilmember Evan Glass introduced a bill to temporarily pause the development of data centers in the county.

Montgomery County RideOn buses are now free to ride. County Councilmember Evan Glass, transportation department spearheaded initiative

The last three years have been difficult, especially for our children and teachers. Our schools have shouldered many of the burdens of the pandemic – from adapting to online learning to supporting the mental health of students and educators. The stress and pressure caused has been immeasurable.

The County Council unanimously passed legislation Tuesday that requires county buildings and some businesses to have gender-inclusive restrooms. Council Vice President Evan Glass and Council Member Sidney Katz were the lead sponsors.

Montgomery County’s roughly 147,000 tons of annual food waste could soon be put to good use.

Instead of most waste being burned at an incinerator in Dickerson, it can now be used as a new option for mulching and composting on farmland.

The Montgomery County Council unanimously approved a zoning amendment to allow mulching and composting as accessory uses to farming if no more than 50% of the material comes in from off-site.