IFB #1188813 open for Recreation Policy and Analyst Services under the Local Small Business Reserve Program.
Amendment #1 issued for IFB #1181364 seeking bids for property maintenance and mowing at Gude and Oaks Landfills.
The Office of Procurement hosts a Zoom open house on upcoming solicitations Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2025, from 10–11 a.m.
Montgomery County awarded a record $274M to certified Minority, Female, and Disabled-owned businesses in FY25, a 10% increase year-over-year.
All Montgomery County Public Library branches except Noyes Library will offer up to 15 free B&W or 2 color pages daily starting Jan. 5, 2026.
Councilmember Laurie-Anne Sayles appointed HHS Committee chair Dec. 9; weeklong public facility tour begins Dec. 15.
Montgomery County's Taxicab Services Commission has open seats with no application deadline; positions open until filled.
Expedited Bill 32-25, the HERO Act on survivor benefits for employees who die in the line of duty, is called for final Council reading.
The TE and PS committees met Dec. 8 on Bill 26-25 on invasive plants, traffic enforcement cameras, and Safe Streets Act implementation.
The County Council is on winter recess and will resume full Council and committee meetings on Monday, January 12, 2026.
Montgomery County's winter storm portal covers road maintenance, storm preparedness, RideOn delays, and program cancellations.
The Clarksburg Yard hosts its inaugural Yuletide at the Yard on Dec. 13, 10AM–2PM, with local vendors, treats, and family activities.
Brookside Gardens in Wheaton hosts its annual Garden of Lights outdoor display through early January 2026.
ECON Committee received a briefing on grants to businesses via the Economic Development Fund, J.O.B.S. Initiative, and Small Business Support Services.
Council voted to appoint former Board of Education member Shebra Evans to fill the seat vacated by Gabe Albornoz on Dec. 1.
Final vote approves a 3-mile corridor plan covering traffic safety, housing, transit, and economic development from East Indian Spring Drive to Wheaton.
Emergency legislation would bar county from discriminatory practices against immigrants and limit county resources in immigration enforcement.
The Climate, Energy, and Air Quality Advisory Committee is accepting applications with a deadline of January 9, 2026.
A public hearing on creating the Viva White Oak Development District and a zoning text amendment is scheduled for Jan. 13, 2026, at 1:30PM.
Expedited Bill 31-25, requiring landlords to provide notice before evictions, has been called for a final Council vote.