Affordable and Stable Housing
- Expand rent relief programs for low- and middle-income families
 - Increase funding for the construction and preservation of affordable housing
 - Strengthen tenant protections and support community-based housing solutions
 
Everyone regardless of income deserves a safe and dignified place to call home.
Investing in Public Education and Youth
- Increased support for youth through educational programs and skill-based training opportunities
 - Secured funding for schools and labor-focused education to empower young entrepreneurs
 - Encouraged youth-led businesses that contribute to Montgomery County’s economy
 - Promoted youth involvement in local government and civic decision-making
 - Organized community events to celebrate youth achievements
 
ESOL Classes/ Workforce Navigation Classes
- Free English classes in every community center
 - Classes at flexible times (evenings and weekends)
 - Childcare available during class hours
 - Classes combined with job training options
 - Partner with local schools, libraries, and nonprofits
 - Classes offered at apartment complexes
 
Improving Roads, Infrastructure, and Youth Recreation Access
- Repair potholes, bumps, and road damage to improve safety for all drivers, including emergency vehicles
 - Accelerate construction projects to minimize disruptions and improve pedestrian and driver safety
 - Enhance pedestrian safety with better crosswalks, signals, and clear sidewalks—especially on busy roads like New Hampshire Avenue and in Silver Spring
 - Upgrade bus stops by adding weather protection (shelters, benches) to improve comfort and safety
 - Create and maintain accessible parks and sports fields for youth engagement in positive, healthy activities
 - Prioritize infrastructure improvements that support safe, active transportation options for families and communities
 
Supporting Workers Impacted by Federal Job Cuts
- Advocate for job transition programs to support former federal employees in finding new employment.
 - Work with local industries and businesses to create alternative job opportunities within the county.
 - Partner with community colleges and training centers to offer certification programs tailored for displaced federal workers.
 - Ensure access to mental health and financial counseling during the transition period.
 - Encourage public-private partnerships that prioritize hiring from the pool of former federal employees.
 

