The FY27-32 Storm Drains CIP totals $61.9 million, a $27 million increase — up 77.9% — from the prior amended plan.
The FY27-32 Stormwater Management CIP totals $244 million, a $6.1 million increase over the prior amended plan.
The FY27-32 Recycling and Resource Management CIP totals $38.4 million, a 50% decrease from the prior plan.
Three public open houses in March will gather input on solid waste and recycling plans following the County Executive's incinerator closure proposal.
DC Water holds a community meeting in Bethesda Thursday, Feb. 26 to address a sanitary sewer overflow.
FY26 HEECAP Homes Grant Program to fund pre-weatherization, electrification, and climate resilience for income-eligible homes.
DC Water officials will brief residents on the Potomac Interceptor response and take questions at Walt Whitman High School Thursday at 7 p.m.
Montgomery County is holding three open houses in March to gather public feedback on the future of its solid waste management system.
Bill 2-26, amending the county's fuel-energy tax to support the Green Bank, goes to public hearing before the Council on Feb. 24.
Ride On is building electric and hydrogen bus infrastructure at Brookville and Gaithersburg depots, targeting up to 70 zero-emission buses.
County recycling and refuse collection will run as scheduled Monday, Feb. 23; containers must be out by 7 a.m.
Unit 1 at the County's Resource Recovery Facility restarted Feb. 11 after refurbishment; compliance testing is scheduled for Feb. 26–27, 2026.
Unit 3 at the County's Resource Recovery Facility retested at 1.43 ng/dscm for dioxins — well within the 30 ng/dscm MDE permit limit.
Reworld's Unit 2 at the County's Resource Recovery Facility emitted dioxins at 97.79 ng/dscm, more than triple the 30 ng/dscm MDE permit limit.
County Executive Marc Elrich holds virtual media briefing Feb. 18 to discuss federal EPA deregulatory actions and local environmental impact.
County residents can swap old incandescent or CFL bulbs for free energy-efficient LEDs at FeBREWary Bulb Crawl locations this month.
Montgomery County's Electrify MC program assists residents in transitioning from fossil-fuel heating to all-electric home systems.
Homeowners can schedule a $100 Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Audit through BGE, Pepco, or Potomac Edison for a diagnostic report and efficiency upgrades.
A grant-funded program provides free electric HVAC systems and insulation upgrades to income-qualifying homeowners in seven Maryland counties.
County residents who pay a utility bill can get a no-cost Quick Home Energy Checkup and receive up to $250 in energy-saving products.