Proposed bill would create a new county property tax credit for public school employees, with set amounts, duration, and eligibility criteria.
Proposed bill would alter eligibility and calculation rules for the county's supplement to the state homeowners property tax credit.
Proposed bill would establish county grants for residents who receive Maryland's income tax credit for certain dependent children.
Montgomery County's Wage Requirements Law rate is $18.55/hour, effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027.
Proposed legislation would add public school employees to the $2,500 property tax credit currently available to certain county first responders.
A new bill would expand Montgomery County's supplemental Homeowners Tax Credit by raising the income eligibility cap from $75,000 to $106,800.
Councilmembers Stewart and Evans introduced Bill 46-26 to establish a Child Tax Credit for low- and modest-income families in Montgomery County.
The GO Committee will examine options to strengthen Montgomery County's reserve policies, which underpin its AAA bond rating.
County Council introduced eight bills Sept. 15 covering urban districts, landlord-tenant rules, short-term rentals, fire safety, and property taxes.
Proposed legislation would raise the Homeowners' Tax Credit income cap from $75,000 to $106,800, aligning it with HUD's area median income standard.
Proposed legislation would offer a $500 per-child county income tax credit for taxpayers with federal adjusted gross income of $15,000 or less.
Proposed bill would add certain Montgomery County Public Schools employees to an existing $2,500 property tax credit currently available to county first responders.
Proposed legislation would increase the HOTC eligibility ceiling from $75,000 to $106,800 to match HUD's Area Median Family Income for Montgomery County.
Annual property tax first installment due Sept. 30; second installment for eligible properties due Dec. 31.
The Gov. Operations & Fiscal Policy Committee holds a Sept. 17 work session on a new report recommending growth-related infrastructure funding strategies.
Montgomery County's Wage Requirements Law rate is $18.55 per hour for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027.
The Government Operations and Fiscal Policy Committee holds a Sept. 17 work session on a new report recommending sustainable infrastructure funding strategies.
Montgomery County's Wage Requirements Law rate is $18.55/hour for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027.
OGM has transmitted notification letters to FY26 NFR priority-deadline applicants and is developing award recommendations for the CAO.
FY27 Cost Sharing Capital Grant applications closed July 7; Euna platform issues resolved and reviewer scoring now underway.