Autumn Delahoussaye- Gaithersburg Maryland ✅

Her flagship project, “Harvest at the Brickyard,” turned a neglected city-owned lot behind the Olde Towne Plaza into a community orchard and outdoor classroom. With a $5,000 grant from the city’s Neighborhood Program, Delahoussaye organized over 200 volunteers to plant 15 fruit trees—pawpaws, persimmons, and heirloom apples.

Autumn Delahoussaye, a 34-year-old community liaison and environmental educator, has become an unexpected but indispensable thread in Gaithersburg’s civic fabric. While her name evokes the season of change, her work is about permanence: preserving green spaces, connecting immigrant neighbors, and proving that a single person’s calendar can reshape a suburb. Autumn Delahoussaye- Gaithersburg Maryland

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The path was plowed within 48 hours. The council quietly added pedestrian pathways to its winter maintenance code in April. While her name evokes the season of change,

Delahoussaye’s most surprising victory came last winter. When the city announced it would no longer plow a short pedestrian path connecting the Kentlands to Shady Grove Metro —a path used by 200+ daily commuters—she didn’t start a petition. Instead, she hand-delivered a “Snow Day Letter” to each of the five city council members. The letter was just one sentence: