Often accused of being unfriendly to business, some Montgomery County lawmakers want to change the way the county woos tax dollars and jobs.
The county’s Department of Economic Development — charged with marketing the county and making it more accessible to businesses — should become more “entrepreneurial” and less of a government bureaucracy, said County Council President Roger Berliner, D-Bethesda, reflecting on discussions with business leaders.
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