HB 363 would authorize Maryland counties to offer income tax credits for certain dependent children; Stewart testified in support.
Montgomery Planning will share preliminary recommendations for the Eastern Silver Spring Communities Plan next month, based on two years of community engagement.
Executive Regulation 21-25 sets procedures for landlords to submit emergency safety plans for multifamily apartment buildings.
Expedited Bill 35-25, the Promoting Community Trust – Immigrant Protections Act, was signed into law by Montgomery County.
Councilmember Jawando will hold three public forums on FY2027 MCPS and Montgomery College budget recommendations in Feb. and March 2026.
Montgomery County Family Support Network offers a virtual session on toddler sleep challenges and bedtime routines on March 11.
Three public open houses in March will gather input on solid waste and recycling plans following the County Executive's incinerator closure proposal.
Montgomery County is accepting applications for the Alcohol and Drug Advisory Council (deadline Mar. 20) and Taxicab Services Commission (open).
Seven bills go to public hearing March 10, covering agriculture exemptions, arts funding, fire volunteers, rent algorithms, and air conditioning.
Five bills and ZTAs go to public hearing March 3, covering immigration enforcement, ICE masking, and zoning overlays.
The County Council heard testimony Feb. 25 on data center, minimum wage, fuel-energy tax, and EMS reimbursement legislation.
The Transportation and Environment Committee meets Feb. 26 on WSSCWater, recycling, stormwater, and a stormwater retrofit appropriation.
The Economic Development Committee meets March 5 to discuss the FY27-32 CIP, focusing on revenue authority and economic development.
Three Maryland state bills addressing data center energy, planning, and data broker regulation are under legislative consideration.
ZTA 26-01 would define data centers as a new zoning use, set permitted zones, and establish minimum location standards.
The Henry Jackson Foundation is holding a grand opening of Innovation Labs expected to impact Montgomery County economic development.
The Montgomery County Council voted unanimously in support of the Viva White Oak Tax Incremental Financing plan.
DC Water holds a community meeting in Bethesda Thursday, Feb. 26 to address a sanitary sewer overflow.
County Executive Marc Elrich holds virtual media briefing at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026.
Montgomery County Council passed a Tax Increment Financing package for Viva White Oak, a mixed-use project in East County promising 5,000 homes and 9,000 jobs.