Montgomery Community Media

Casey Anderson, chair of the Montgomery County Planning Board, answered some questions (see video above) about the Bethesda Downtown Sector Plan, shortly before a work session on the plan with the Montgomery County Council on Tuesday morning. The sector plan is a blueprint for development in Bethesda over the next 20 years or so. “We […]

Silver Spring resident Casey Anderson was officially sworn in as the newest Montgomery County Planning Board Chair earlier this month. Take a look:

In this MyMCMedia extra, newly appointed Planning Board Chair Casey Anderson shares his vision for Montgomery County. Take a look: Related:

In this MyMCMedia extra, newly appointed Planning Board Chair Casey Anderson talks about change and how it can make our future even better. Related:

In this MyMCMedia extra, newly appointed Planning Board Chair Casey Anderson identifies some of the projects on the Board’s upcoming agendas this year. Related:

In this MyMCMedia extra video, newly appointed Planning Board Chair Casey Anderson said he thinks the job is about the future. Take a look: Related:

In this MyMCMedia extra, Casey Anderson reacts to the Council’s majority vote for him on July 15 as the next Planning Board Chair. Anderson said because of his experience on the Board and in the building, he is ready to hit the ground running. Take a look: Related:

In this MyMCMedia extra video, newly appointed Planning Board Chair Casey Anderson says he is counting on Deputy Planning Director Rose Krasnow in his new role. Anderson shared a hug with Krasnow, who also applied and was interviewed by County Councilmembers for the Planning Chair post. Take a look: Related:

In this MyMCMedia extra video, Montgomery County Council Vice President George Leventhal nominates Silver Spring resident and current Planning Board Commissioner Casey Anderson as the next Planning Board Chair at the July 15 Council meeting: Related:

In this MyMCMedia extra, newly appointed Planning Board Chair Casey Anderson says he did not know he would be appointed to the post until the Council vote took place on July 15. Related: