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Meet Neil
Neil is a nationally recognized civil rights advocate, workers’ rights and consumer protection lawyer, law professor, and a father. Now, he’s proud to serve as a county executive for Montgomery County – Pennsylvania’s third largest county of 865,000 people. Whether he’s holding Big Pharma accountable for flooding our communities with opioids, creating a national model for voting rights, or enacting the most worker-friendly county policies in the state, Neil does everything to build a brighter future for Montgomery County.
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Neil in the News
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Montgomery County officials rally, as SEPTA faces potential cuts in services
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JENKINTOWN, Pa. – Officials in Montgomery County are calling on SEPTA riders to call state politicians to get funding for regional rail. SEPTA needs $213 million to fill a hole in its operating budget or some …
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Montgomery County to launch AI advisory council: ‘Harnessed for public good’
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Montgomery County commissioners are looking for applicants for an advisory council on artificial intelligence. The purpose of the council is to ensure AI is being “harnessed for public good,” according to Chair of the Montgomery County …
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Op-ED: Why Montgomery County won’t deputize our officials as ICE agents
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We will not sign a 287(g) agreement, and our stance is rooted in constitutional principle, public safety, and fiscal responsibility.
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A Montgomery County commissioner’s effort to educate voters is now an Emmy-nominated short film
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Montco officials plead lawmakers to take action as SEPTA funding crisis looms
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Fun and games at Montgomery County Commissioners meeting
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Montgomery County reaffirms outstanding Triple A bond rating
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