The Montgomery County Council advanced a $7.75 million Public Service Support Package on Oct. 28 to aid residents and businesses during the federal shutdown.
Montgomery County held its inaugural Farm-to-Table Symposium on Nov. 10 at the BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown.
A commissioned OLO report released during April 2025 Minority Health Month documented racial disparities in maternal and infant health in Montgomery County.
In April 2025, Councilmember Sayles publicly opposed the County Executive's proposed property tax increase during the FY26 budget process.
Bill 10-25E establishes a temporary preferential hiring category in Montgomery County government for workers displaced by federal layoffs.
Bill 31-25E requires landlords to provide advance notice before evictions, offering additional protections for Montgomery County renters.
Bill 32-25E expands survivor and pension benefits for families of Montgomery County public servants killed in the line of duty.
Bill 35-25E prohibits Montgomery County from inquiring about immigration status or discriminating based on it when providing county services.
Maryland implemented Eric's ID Law, allowing residents with developmental disabilities to add a butterfly symbol to state-issued IDs to alert first responders.
Councilmember Sayles joined the NACo Board of Directors and accepted a NACo Achievement Award for Montgomery County's S.M.A.R.T. Youth Advisory Council.
MCITP's Family Involvement Center offers free play-based early childhood sessions for children of all abilities ages birth to 5.
MCITP/FSN hosts a free session on what happens when a child in early intervention turns 3 and transitions to new services.
Family Support Network hosts a free session on preventing exclusion of young children from childcare and pre-K programs.
The Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection published a video recap of its key 2025 highlights.
Montgomery County Executive published a recap video of key county climate achievements from 2025.
Montgomery County Public Libraries' Winter Reading Marathon challenges residents to log 26.2 hours of reading by Feb. 28, 2026.
The Montgomery County Commission for Women hosts the 2026 Women's Legislative Briefing on Jan. 31 at The Universities at Shady Grove.
Montgomery County Recreation will hold free Summer Camp Fairs in January 2026, allowing families to explore camp programs and meet recreation staff.
Montgomery County Public Libraries will reduce the number of branches open on Sundays starting Jan. 11, 2026, to ensure consistent staffing.
A free virtual job fair for residents 50 and older runs 10 a.m.–3 p.m. on Jan. 20, coordinated by the Jewish Council for the Aging.