Montgomery County Infants and Toddlers Program is offering a 'Positive Solutions for Families' series; registration is open.
County Executive Elrich says Council President's budget plan would raise property taxes for most homeowners and cut aid to low-income workers.
County Executive Elrich and Council President Fani-González to announce $1.7M in security grants to 95 nonprofits and faith-based groups.
DHHS Social Services Office FY27 budget of $77.7M, a 3% decrease from FY26, is before the HHS Committee on April 20.
HHS Committee reviews a proposed $98.3M FY27 Behavioral Health and Crisis Services budget, up 48% from FY26, on April 20.
DHHS Aging and Disability Services FY27 budget of $78.86M, up 0.25%, goes before HHS Committee on April 20.
HHS Committee reviews the $2.1M FY27 Office of Human Rights budget, a 1.3% decrease from FY26, on April 20.
GO Committee reviews collective bargaining agreements with FOP, MCGEO, and IAFF on April 20; Council must vote by May 1, 2026.
GO Committee examines $4.9B in FY27 compensation and benefits across all County-funded agencies, a 4.5% increase over FY26.
Proposed FY27 solid waste budget rises 3.1% to $198M; single-family residential charges would increase by $14.33.
TE Committee reviews DEP's $45.7M FY27 budget and a proposed 7.1% increase in the Water Quality Protection Charge on April 20.
The joint EC and PHP Committee will review the $184,235 FY27 budget for Historical Activities NDA on April 20.
Montgomery County Procurement has four active LSBRP solicitations open, including graphic design, database, and appliance installation services.
Montgomery County's Wage Requirements Law rate increases from $18.15 to $18.55 per hour effective July 1, 2026.
County Procurement hosts a Zoom open house on small business grants, loans, and access to capital on May 20, 10–11 a.m.
Montgomery County Procurement offers a Prevailing Wage Law webinar on April 27, 2026, from 1–3 p.m.
Montgomery County Office of Procurement launches a new website April 20, 2026; no service interruptions expected during transition.
Clarksville Commons Earth Day event on April 18 includes an EV owners meet-up alongside environmental nonprofits, local farmers, and green businesses.
GWRCCC's 2nd Annual Earth Day Alternative Vehicle Display & Green Expo on the National Mall runs April 18, 10am–1pm.
Rockville Science Day at Montgomery College Rockville on April 26 includes electric cars among 120+ STEM exhibitors.