July 10, 2024
We began hearing earlier in the week that Seth Adams, MCPS Deputy Chief of Facilities Management, will be resigning from his position. It was confirmed by MCPS this morning (see MCPS statement below).
Statement from MCPS PIO
Per MCPS PIO, “Seth Adams, our Deputy Chief of Facilities Management, has decided to pursue new opportunities and has resigned from his position.
His last day at MCPS will be July 26, 2024. We want to express our sincere gratitude to Seth for his valuable contributions to our team. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors.”
History
According to his LinkedIn, Adams has worked at MCPS since 2008.
On MCPS Website, Adams is currently listed as an Associate Superintendent under the Office of Facilities Management.

As the lead in facilities management, Adams works extensively on issues related to boundary studies, and was involved in the recent relocation of the MCPS BOE Headquarters among many other duties.
Here is a video from 5 years ago with Adams describing school construction of the future:
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