Jeremy Hurlbutt

传：Jeremy Hurlbutt is an accomplished planning leader with more than 20 years of progressive experience shaping land‑use policy, zoning modernization, and community‑focused planning across the Maryland‑National Capital region. Based in Potomac, Maryland, he serves as the Planning Supervisor for the Zoning Section at the Prince George's County Planning Department within the Maryland‑National Capital Park and Planning Commission. He oversees complex rezoning initiatives, guides regulatory review, and leads multidisciplinary teams in advancing equitable, sustainable development outcomes. His work supports M‑NCPPC’s bi-county mission to steward land‑use planning and parks for both Prince George’s and Montgomery counties. Throughout his career, Jeremy has built a reputation for collaborative leadership, technical rigor, and an ability to translate policy into implementable, community‑driven solutions. His background spans zoning code updates, development review, public engagement, and interagency coordination, supported by academic training at the University of Colorado Denver, and Boulder in planning and architecture. Jeremy is also deeply engaged in the broader planning profession. He has held leadership and volunteer roles with both the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and the American Planning Association (APA), contributing to professional programming, knowledge sharing, and the advancement of best practices in land‑use planning. His involvement reflects a commitment to elevating the planning field and mentoring emerging professionals. Known for his thoughtful approach to problem‑solving and his dedication to public service, Jeremy continues to champion planning initiatives that strengthen communities, support economic vitality, and promote resilient, well‑designed places across the region.