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Montgomery County council proclaims support for peaceful protest; organizers urge protective measures

Montgomery County Council · April 29, 2026
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Council Member Evan Glass presented a proclamation recognizing the right to peaceful assembly and organizers urged local protections against surveillance and data misuse, describing coordination efforts and safety planning for recent 'No Kings' demonstrations.

Council Member Evan Glass presented a proclamation at the April 28 Montgomery County Council session recognizing the right to peacefully assemble and urging protection for demonstrators.

The proclamation, read into the record by Glass, referenced local civil‑rights history, including student-led civil disobedience to integrate Glen Echo Amusement Park, and said the county “recognizes peaceful protests” and encourages residents — including county employees — to exercise their First Amendment rights. The proclamation was signed by the presenting council member and by…

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