Bill 23-26E restricts ghost guns near minors and regulates carrying firearms in sensitive public places under Maryland Supreme Court guidance.
National Night Out events take place countywide on August 4, connecting residents with local law enforcement and first responders.
National Night Out events with food, games, and first responders are scheduled across Montgomery County on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service held the 2nd Annual Girls Wired for Fire graduation, training young women in public safety skills.
National Night Out in Germantown takes place Aug. 4 at Montgomery College's Germantown campus, 5–8 PM, with MCPD and community activities.
The Montgomery County Human Trafficking Prevention Committee's "Look Before You Book" campaign earned a Silver Telly Award for public education.
Free family-friendly National Night Out events will be held Aug. 4 in all six Montgomery County police districts, including Rockville and Silver Spring.
Five National Night Out community events are scheduled across District 4 on August 4, featuring first responder engagement, food, and activities.
National Night Out community-building event connects residents with neighborhood police officers on Aug. 4 at local events countywide.
MCPD Officer Carlos Cortes discusses summer crime prevention targeting Wheaton Mall area, illegal car meetups, and retail theft on Radio America July 31.
County Executive Elrich signed new gun safety legislation into law on Monday, July 28.
Montgomery County will participate in National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 4, with County Executive Elrich previewing the event.
The Greater Silver Spring Chamber of Commerce presented inaugural Silver Spring Safety Alliance Public Safety Awards on July 15 at Rosensteel Hall.
County Executive Elrich signed Bill 23-26E, updating firearms law to comply with Maryland Supreme Court ruling while keeping local protections.
County Executive Marc Elrich signs Bill 23-26E restricting ghost guns near minors and firearms near public assembly places.
County Executive Elrich ceremonially signs Bill 23-26E on July 27, updating firearms law after Maryland Supreme Court ruling.
Montgomery County's Human Trafficking Prevention Committee received a 2026 NACo Achievement Award for its 'Look Before You Book' campaign.
Bill 37-26 would allow longer-term orders barring disruptive individuals from public facilities, with new appeal and hearing rights.
Bill 36-26 would revise the duties, responsibilities, and authorities of the Fire and Emergency Services Commission and set reporting deadlines.
County solicits vendors for EMS Supplemental Payment Program cost reporting services under Informal solicitation #1199936.