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Purple Line 🤝 Red Line
I recently toured the Bethesda Metro Station to see how work is coming along to integrate the future @PurpleLineMD with the @wmata Red Line.
Two major transit projects. Better connections. More options for getting around.
This is progress.
Councilmember Evan Glass retweeted
BREAKING NEWS: Gov. Moore Announces Maryland Has Awarded $28.5 Million to Lower Costs, Electrify Transport as Gas Prices Rise
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🐶 Clear the Shelters
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Effective today Montgomery County's minimum wage is increasing across the board. With increases ranging from 35 to 50 cents an hour, this is an important step to ensuring people earn what they deserve for the work they do.
Now that we have a six month pause on data center approvals, we must use this time to assemble a task force and make informed decisions about the future of Montgomery County.
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Councilmember Glass Pushes for Changes to Montgomery County School Board
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Councilmember Evan Glass retweeted
To increase transparency and accountability in our school budgeting process, I am proposing a long overdue structural reform: the county executive should have a designated representative on the Montgomery County Board of Education.
Read my op-ed 👇
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To increase transparency and accountability in our school budgeting process, I am proposing a long overdue structural reform: the county executive should have a designated representative on the Montgomery County Board of Education.
Read my op-ed 👇
bethesdamagazine.com/2026/05…
My statement on passage of the $7.9 billion budget for FY27.
Councilmember Evan Glass retweeted
(3/3) There are fiscal realities we cannot ignore and must work through to deliver a balanced budget that supports our diverse needs.
Councilmember Evan Glass retweeted
(2/3) Some of my colleagues have put forward proposals that they claim would provide full funding with either revenue increases or program savings, but the math does not add up.
(1/3) We are in the final hours of approving the FY27 budget. This has been an extremely challenging process. It is clear that the only way to fully fund our priorities is by raising property taxes. Ten members of the Council, including myself, rejected a property tax increase.
(2/3) Some of my colleagues have put forward proposals that they claim would provide full funding with either revenue increases or program savings, but the math does not add up.










