My office is ready to help you navigate the Montgomery County government. County agencies and departments are responsible for administering the delivery of a variety of public services. Whether you need your sidewalk fixed or simply need for more information on a county program, my staff and I are ready to assist you. Please click here to access our service request form. 

I like to recognize members of our community, organizations, and movements that are worthy of recognition! Please click here to access the Certificate/Proclamation Request form to request official recognition from my office. Certificates and proclamations are typically presented on-site at the Montgomery County Council or off-site via special request. Presentations usually occur in the mornings when the Council is in session and typically last around five minutes. 

The Office of Councilmember Evan Glass offers internships to high school and college students throughout the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. Students can expect to gain substantive experience in the legislative and constituent service processes of a county council office. To apply, click here. 

As always, please feel free to reach out to me about any topic you may have. 

Email: Councilmember.Glass@montgomerycountymd.gov
Office: (240) 777-7966
Press Inquiries: Valeria Carranza, (240) 527-5198 or Valeria.Carranza@montgomerycountymd.gov

Montgomery County is welcoming to all regardless of their race, religion, sexual orientation and identity. I have compiled a list of resources and organizations for the LGBTQ+ community of Montgomery County.

The Montgomery County Office of Human Rights: Visit website by clicking here.

MoCo Pride Center

Mark Eckstein, LGBTQ Liason for MCCPTA 

Email: LGBTQ@mccpta.org

Last year, 18 pedestrians were killed and 501 were injured on Montgomery County roads. Please visit my street safety resource page to learn about how you can improve the safety of your neighborhood roads. 

Visit the Montgomery County Housing Assistance page to find information on the County’s Covid-19 Rent Relief Program, temporary eviction prevention and advice for renters behind on payments. For general housing issues and information for tenants and landlords visit the Department of Housing and Community Affairs webpage. 

Outside of the County government, organizations like the Housing Opportunities Commission and Montgomery County Housing Partnership offer housing resources to Montgomery County residents. 

If you or someone you know is in need of a meal, visit Montgomery County’s food assistance page for information of food distribution events and organizations that offer meals to those in need.

The Montgomery County Food Council has published a map of call organizations within Montgomery County that are working to provide meals to Montgomery County residents. View the map here to find the nearest meal to you.  

Montgomery County Public Schools as well as Montgomery College offer a variety of student support and engagement resources that focus on academic achievement and mental health wellness.

Organizations like EveryMind provide mental health resources to youth in Montgomery County. If you or someone you know need to talk to someone, call the Montgomery County helpline at: 301-738-2255.  

College scholarships information:

Montgomery College Board of Trustees Scholarship offers scholarships for Montgomery County high school graduates who plan to enroll at any Montgomery College campus. The scholarship is for one year and covers the full-time cost of tuition and fees. Click here to learn more about the scholarship and how to apply. 

Are you an Engineering or Computer Science student? The National Science Foundation awarded Montgomery College grant funding to assist engineering and computer science students. 

Need-Based Grants

• Guaranteed Access Grant
• Educational Assistance Grant
• Campus-Based Educational Assistance Grant

The Maryland General Assembly offers both Delegate Scholarships and Senatorial Scholarships. Please contact your state representatives for more information on scholarship details. 

Did you know that Montgomery County has pledged to reduce 70% of greenhouse gas emissions by 2027 and achieve 100% reductions by 2035? Do your part to help us achieve our ambitious environmental goals.

Questions on what can and cannot be recycled? Visit the Department of Environment's website by clicking here.  

Need a new recycling bin? Order a new one here. 

Spring is coming! Learn about sustainable lawn care and Montgomery County's pesticide law. 

Montgomery County generates 147,000 tons of food waste each year. Learn about what you can do to reduce food waste at home. 

Montgomery County has come a long way in its effort to reduce and eliminate the frequency at which our residents experience homelessness. If you, or anyone you know needs any homelessness resources, please share and utilize the information below.  

For those in crisis call: (240) 777-4000

If you see someone who needs a bed: (240) 907-2688

Visit Montgomery County's Homelessness Resource page to learn more about resources and programs the county has to offer.

Outside the County government, organizations like Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless provide wrap around services to those experiencing homelessness. Organizations like Shepherd's Table also provide meals and other resources to those in need. 

Montgomery County has plenty of resources and information for seniors. Below is a snapshot of some of the resources available for 50+ residents. 

• Read my Senior Resources Newsletter by clicking here 
• Access Older Driver Resources
• Get in touch with the Commission on Aging
• For more information visit the Montgomery County Senior Site
• If you have questions or would like to report abuse call: (240) 777-3000