County Executive Marc Elrich issued a statement honoring Rev. Jesse Jackson following his death, citing his civil rights legacy.
Montgomery County Alcohol Beverage Services is running a sales promotion throughout February 2026, while supplies last.
County Executive Marc Elrich issued a statement on the passing of Rev. Dr. Ruby Reese Moone, a civil rights activist and 40-year MCPS counselor.
SB 626 would simplify the process for updating sex designations on Maryland birth certificates.
The County Council received a Feb. 3 briefing on Winter Storm Fern snow operations; a full-Council follow-up is planned.
Montgomery County Council voted 11-0 to approve Expedited Bill 35-25, barring County staff from investigating residents' immigration status.
Expedited Bill 10-26 would set new board appointment, confirmation, and racial equity requirements for the Arts and Humanities Council.
The Montgomery County Commission for Women hosted its 46th annual WLB on Jan. 31; next year's event is set for Jan. 30, 2027.
Montgomery History and League of Women Voters host a Feb. 12 Zoom program on due process and immigrant rights in Montgomery County.
County Executive Marc Elrich's Jan. 31 video covers snow/ice removal, Long Branch Main Street designation, and data center conversations.
Councilmember Glass announced co-sponsorship of three bills — Trust Act, County Values Act, and Unmask ICE Act — limiting ICE enforcement actions in MoCo.
The Council will vote Jan. 27 on a resolution appointing Barbara Sapin to the Merit System Protection Board.
Montgomery County is accepting applications for the Board of Investment Trustees and Board of Trustees for the Consolidated Retiree Health Benefits Trust.
Bill 4-26 proposes a new task force to study risks and benefits of data centers and recommend potential legislative or zoning changes.
Montgomery County Planning Department's Community Planning Academy earned a national Award of Merit from the American Planning Association for public engagement innovation.
Councilmember Glass introduced legislation to create a task force reviewing data center siting, environmental, and emergency-response impacts in Montgomery County.
The 449th Maryland General Assembly session began this week, with housing, economic growth, and public safety among priorities affecting Montgomery County.
Montgomery County is accepting applications for the Human Rights Commission through Feb. 11, 2026.
Montgomery County's Taxicab Services Commission has open board positions with applications accepted until filled.
The Trust Act, aimed at protecting immigrant communities, was introduced at the Montgomery County Council on Tuesday, Jan. 13.