Councilmember Balcombe hosts a free online session on workforce training and certification programs at 7PM July 23.
Chevy Chase Acura in Bethesda unveiled a new Automotive Career Pathways Program for underserved Latino youth in partnership with Identity, Inc.
County Council's ECON committee meets July 10 on Q1 economic indicators and July 14 to review new small-business competitive grant process.
Councilmember Balcombe hosts final 'United in Service and Support' webinar July 23 at 7PM on workforce training and certification.
A major life-sciences mixed-use project near North Bethesda Metro will house UMD's Institute for Health Computing, backed by $40M county funding.
FY26 budget gives Worksource Montgomery $700K to provide employment services tailored to displaced federal workers.
County budget provides funding to launch a new incubator and innovation network program for local entrepreneurs.
Montgomery County has launched Mobilize Montgomery, a one-stop resource page for residents and businesses affected by federal budget cuts.
Expedited Bill 10-25 would give displaced federal workers a preference in Montgomery County government hiring.
DHHS and Permitting Services join Councilmember Fani-González for a restaurant regulations town hall on February 24, 10 a.m.–noon.
Fani-González hosts a Feb. 24 meeting on food service regulations with DHHS and Dept. of Permitting Services, open to existing and prospective restaurants.
Montgomery County points federal workers facing employment uncertainty to WorkSource Montgomery, the county's workforce development hub.
Visit Montgomery is collecting community input via a Rural Montgomery Community Survey to shape tourism strategy for the county's rural areas.
The Wheaton Arts & Entertainment Board of Directors achieved nonprofit 501(c)(3) status in 2024, advancing arts and economic development in Wheaton.
Montgomery County's Sport Tourism Task Force, formed in July 2024, is conducting a feasibility and market demand study for a new multi-use sports facility.
A Feb. 24 town hall at M-NCPPC HQ in Wheaton will guide restaurant owners through Maryland food facility regulations and county permitting.
Bill to extend the sunset date of the Minority Owned Business Purchasing Program heads to public hearing Jan. 21.