Services to End and Prevent Homelessness and the Interagency Commission on Homelessness convened partners at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church.
Gov. Moore signed House Bill 804/Senate Bill 860 on April 14, establishing four aging-focused goals in state law.
County Executive Elrich will discuss new federal immigration policies affecting green card holders at May 27 briefing.
FY27 budget dedicates $25M over six years for a new Rockville Diversion Center for mental health crisis response.
Non-perishable food donations accepted on all Ride On buses and at 10 Montgomery County Public Libraries through May 31.
Montgomery County's bilingual Community Advocacy Institute celebrated its 10th anniversary and 28 new graduates, bringing its alumni total to 195.
DHHS receives $574M in FY2027, including $68.2M for homelessness services and $98M+ for behavioral health and crisis services.
Montgomery County has a vacancy on the Local Management Board for Children, Youth and Families (Collaboration Council); deadline is June 17.
Montgomery County Early Childhood Services hosts a free virtual co-parenting workshop on May 27, 2026, from 3:30–4:30 p.m.
County Executive Elrich is accepting applications to fill three vacancies on the Community Action Board, deadline June 3.
The Council of Governments' annual Point-in-Time count found a decrease in the number of residents experiencing homelessness in the region.
Organizations serving adults 55+ can submit events for Montgomery County's Active Aging Week calendar by August 5.
Free fitness demos, music, and vendor tables for ages 55+ at Long Branch Senior Center in Silver Spring on May 29.
Montgomery County's Short-Term Housing and Resolution Program has housed 325 families — over 1,000 people — since a December 2024 special appropriation expanded it.
Gilchrist Immigrant Resource Center hosts free walk-in attorney consultations for low-income Montgomery County residents on May 21 at 6 p.m.
County fully funds unhoused resident programs and raises nonprofit inflationary adjustment from 2.5% to 3.5% in FY27 budget.
County Council increased the nonprofit inflationary adjustment from the Executive's proposed 2.5% to 3.5% in the FY27 budget.
DHHS allocated $574M in FY27, including $68.2M for homelessness services and $98M+ for behavioral health and crisis programs.
The FY2027 budget locks in ongoing funding for the American Diversity Group medical clinic, which offers free weekend care in East County.
The FY2027 budget increases funding for the Muslim Community Center medical clinic's oral health program serving low-income East County families.