Councilmembers - Donald Praisner
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- Donald Praisner
 , Democrat - District 4 (View Detailed Map)
- Represents: Aspen Hill, Burtonsville, Calverton, Cloverly, Colesville, Derwood, Fairland, Olney, Sandy Spring, Silver Spring, Spencerville, Wheaton, and White Oak
- Member: Management and Fiscal Policy Committee
- Public Safety Committee
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It is my pleasure to represent the residents of eastern Montgomery County, an area of diverse neighborhoods encompassing some of the most important environmental resources in Maryland. We are home to the Paint Branch and Rock Creek watersheds, part of the agricultural reserve, as well as more urban areas near White Oak.
I welcome the opportunity this Web site provides to enhance my efforts to better serve my constituents. You can call my office at (240) 777-7968 or email me at:
I look forward to hearing from you.
BIOGRAPHY
CIVIC ACTIVITIES
- Past vice president and ex officio of the Calverton Citizens Association, a 1,500 home community
- Past president and board member of CHI, Inc, a non-profit organization that provides services to over 1,000 individuals with severe disabilities
- Member of a joint community/federal government committee working on relocating the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to the White Oak area
- Past member, Board of Directors of the First Tee of Montgomery County
- Member, Colesville Strawberry Festival Board
- Democratic Precinct Chair for Precinct 05-12
EMPLOYMENT
Central Intelligence Agency - 30 years as an analyst, manager and recruiter
PERSONAL BACKGROUND
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Resident of Montgomery County since 1947
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Graduate, University of Maryland
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Attended first class of Montgomery College
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Graduate of Blair High School
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Served three years in the US Army, including one year studying Chinese at the Army Language School
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Three grown children, all of whom have graduated from Montgomery County Public Schools, and four grandchildren, two of whom live in Montgomery County and attend Montgomery County Public Schools
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