Councilmember, At-Large· 2022-12-05 - 2026-12
Evan Glass
Montgomery County
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 58
- Total speaking time
- 9:03:55
- Avg per meeting
- 9:23
- Segments
- 5576
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Top issues during term (18)(Parks Rec)
Capital Crescent Trail phasing and county maintenance handoff
MCDOT is adding trail maintenance costs (trash, graffiti, upkeep) to its budget ahead of the ownership transfer.
Youth Town Hall
Aging services and senior support
Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center
Funded at the level the County Executive recommended in the FY27-32 capital budget.
Montgomery County Cultural Plan
Adopting the plan costs nothing now; a cost assessment is recommended as the first implementation step, with some items achievable under existing budgets.
Parks funding reductions under the Affordability Reconciliation proposal
Potential $11.2 million reduction in parks funding across the six-year CIP.
Nonprofit and community grants funding
About $1 million less in new grant-making; the Kid Museum cut was softened to $200,000 net.
Public Arts Trust funding
$408,000 annually, $2.448 million over six years.
Excel Beyond the Bell expansion to Stedwick Elementary
$459,253 proposed in FY27, pending full council approval.
KID Museum funding
Funded at the County Executive's proposed FY27 level.
M-NCPPC semi-annual report
Parks requested an additional $750,000 in state funding for Montgomery Village-area projects.
Parks and trails funding
Planning Board requested a $200,000/year increase in trails funding; the Wheaton Action Sports Park faces indefinite delay without a $4 million funding shift.
Turf fields replaced with natural grass, savings redirected
$34.1 million over the six-year CIP period moves from turf fields to urgent systemic school repairs.
Library Sunday hours dispute
No restoration funding was added; restoration cost estimates were not provided.
North Branch Trail funding
$2.9 million, with $2 million from federal aid and $900,000 in GO bonds.
CUPF fee increase and customer service failures
7.5% fee increase generating revenue exceeding expenditures toward a 10% fund balance.
Western County Recreation Center funding and hours
The project's estimated cost increased to cover more detailed preliminary design work, with the final price still to be determined.
Standalone project for Johnson's Local Park
Funding amount not yet set; to be decided in the FY27 Operating Budget.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Glass was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Parks Rec.
Voting record (0)(Parks Rec)
No votes found matching Parks Rec.