Montgomery County Council President Gabe Albornoz (D) says the Thrive 2050 plan will move ahead amid scrutiny of the county planning agency’s leadership.
The council, which appoints the planning board, held a closed-door meeting about Wright’s firing Monday afternoon.
Wright, who had been listed on the agenda as an “expected attendee,” was not there. In her place was acting planning director Tanya Stern, along with Anderson.
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