Stop #21916 at WB East West Hwy & Colesville Rd moves ~480 ft west due to lane closures, affecting Routes 1, 2, 11, 28, and Metrobus M70.
Phase 1 of WMATA's bus shelter replacement at Takoma Metro Station starts Sept. 21, temporarily closing bays A and B.
All 58 Montgomery County mail-in ballot drop boxes are now open through 8 PM on Election Day, Nov. 3, 2026.
Montgomery County Department of General Services will host a public meeting on the new Clarksburg Library on Oct. 6 at Rocky Hill Middle School.
The Wheaton Arts Parade and Festival returns Sept. 27 with 20-plus art parade works, 50-plus market artists, and live performances.
Alert Montgomery now offers a click-to-translate feature rendering emergency alerts in 11 languages for non-English-speaking residents.
Starting Jan. 1, 2027, some Maryland adults ages 19–64 must verify work or qualifying activities to keep Medicaid coverage.
Eight Montgomery County eateries from Takoma Park to Gaithersburg are participating in Maryland Restaurant Week through Sept. 27.
A free outdoor Vinyasa yoga class taught entirely in Spanish will be held Sept. 26 at the Pike District Pop-Up Park; registration required.
MCDOT will hold a virtual public hearing Oct. 7 on a proposed 3.3-mile shared-use path along Bowie Mill Road in Derwood.
Montgomery County's Active Aging Week runs Oct. 5–11 with more than 50 programs for adults 55 and older; registration required for kick-off.
Montgomery College's new MC Live Arts series opens with performances by Blind Boys of Alabama, Charo, Ruben Studdard, and others.
Five volunteer openings on the Domestic Violence Coordinating Council are available; applications due Sept. 30.
Maryland seventh graders are invited to submit fire-prevention artwork for the Smokey Bear Poster Contest; entries due Nov. 2.
Free weekly salsa dancing events return to the Pike District Pop-Up Park every Friday through October, 6–8 p.m.
Montgomery County schedules a series of Hispanic Heritage Month events through Oct. 15, including a gala, business visits, and radio appearances.
DHHS Tobacco Community Grant program hosts a free litter cleanup at Randolph Hills Community Park on Monday, Sept. 21.
Free festival at Marian Fryer Town Plaza features live music, food, and family activities celebrating Hispanic and Latine culture.
DHHS hosts a free fall health fair at White Oak Community Recreation Center with screenings, mental health resources, and more.
County Executive Elrich asked Police Chief Marc Yamada to resign after an Inspector General investigation substantiated policy violations.