Montgomery County and Pepco offer financial relief resources to residents impacted by the ongoing federal government shutdown.
Montgomery County urges residents to sign up for Alert Montgomery and take precautions during extreme heat days this summer.
Montgomery County Commission for Women and Public Libraries host four free virtual financial seminars on Tuesdays in May, 7–8:30 PM via Zoom.
A DHHS grant program is currently accepting applications aimed at reducing fentanyl use, overdose, and death in Montgomery County.
PEP's free online Family Resiliency Program for parents of children 5–18 begins April 21; $50 gift card offered for completion.
Montgomery County Council holds virtual sessions for federal workers; third session scheduled March 19.
Pepco is waiving late fees for January–February, suspending disconnections in February, and offering up to 24-month repayment plans amid recent rate increases.
The Montgomery County Crisis Center at 1301 Piccard Drive in Rockville provides free walk-in crisis services around the clock, no appointment needed.
DHHS hosts a free six-week online diabetes self-management workshop on Wednesdays, 4–6:30PM; registration is open.
Interfaith Works, the Office of Human Rights, and the Volunteer Center collect toiletries for homeless shelters at Strathmore on Jan. 19, 3:30–5PM.
Food and toy donations accepted through Dec. 19 at 10 Upcounty locations for the Montgomery County Holiday Giving Project.