The three finalists for a temporary vacant seat on the Montgomery County Council in Maryland will be interviewed by the council in a public meeting on Tuesday.
Council member Gabe Albornoz announced in mid-October that he was resigning on Dec. 1 with about a year left in his second four-year term. He is leaving聽his post to lead the county鈥檚 Department of Recreation.
The council narrowed down the candidates to fill his position to three from a field of 67 applicants.
鈥淢ontgomery County is fortunate to have so many talented individuals who want to give back to our community through public service,鈥� said Council President Kate Stewart. 鈥淭hese interviews will enable the Council to find the best fit for this caretaker role which is focused on budgetary, public policy and legislative work as well as understanding the diverse needs of more than one million residents.鈥�
The meeting will be broadcast on County Cable Montgomery and livestreamed on Facebook and YouTube.
The Council will vote on the temporary council member appointment during its Dec. 9 meeting.
Who are the candidates?
Shebra Evans
Evans for District 4 from 2016 to 2024. She ran for the seat again in 2024 and lost.
She served as vice president of the Montgomery County Council of PTAs from 2008 to 2014.
At the state level, Evans was treasurer on the Maryland Association for Boards of Education (MABE) and chaired both MABE鈥檚 Budget and Educational Equity committees.
She has a bachelor’s degree in economics and finance from Tennessee State University and has a previous career as a financial analyst.
Evans and her husband have two children.
Henry Lee
Lee served on the Board of Education representing District 5 from July 1, 2004, to Oct. 12, 2004. He was elected by the Board following the resignation of Reginald M. Felton.
to 鈥渟pend more time with my three children who are students in the Montgomery County Public Schools.鈥�
Lee is a in Olney. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Maryland, College Park, his M.S. from the University of Notre Dame and his dental training at the University of Maryland at Baltimore.
Reemberto Rodriguez
Rodriguez was the director of the Silver Spring Regional Services Center from July 2009 to July 2021.
He helped usher in the then-new Civic Building and Veterans Plaza and worked with multiple nonprofits and civic organizations through the center in Silver Spring.
Rodriguez retired in 2021.
He has a from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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