Montgomery County is soliciting proposals for Youth Media Services; a pre-submission conference is scheduled for March 4, 2026.
Councilmember Glass will hold a press conference March 2 to announce the ICE Out Act, prohibiting private immigrant detention facilities in Montgomery County.
The Flats at Bethesda Avenue has 2-bed/1-bath workforce housing apartments starting at $2,328/month.
Council to hear testimony March 10 on a $776,033 state literacy grant for Montgomery County Public Schools.
Council to hold March 10 hearing on a $12 million supplemental appropriation for MCPS employee benefit plan funded by MCPS fund balance.
Council will take testimony March 10 on a $719,750 Chesapeake Bay Trust grant for the Dept. of Environmental Protection's urban tree program.
Council to hear testimony March 10 on a $4,011,055 state grant for EV charging infrastructure via the 2025 Community EVSE Program.
The Montgomery County Council is scheduled to begin reviewing the County Executive's Recommended FY Budget on March 13, 2026.
Montgomery County Alcohol and Beverage Services raised over $95,244 for the March of Dimes during a five-week 'Labor of Love' campaign; check presented at Olney store.
Councilmember Sayles spoke at a Jan. 31 Winter Salt Awareness Week event in Gaithersburg highlighting environmental and health impacts of excess road salt.
A Feb. 24 public hearing was held on ZTA 26-01, which would restrict data centers to industrial zones and require conditional use review and residential setbacks.
Councilmember Sayles toured the Mercy Health Clinic in Gaithersburg to review the county Office of Food Systems Resilience's Food as Medicine pilot grant program.
Montgomery County farmers and food producers met with Councilmember Sayles to discuss zoning clarity, data center threats to the Ag Reserve, and plans for an aggregator and farm incubator.
Montgomery County's VITA partnership with the Community Action Agency offers free tax preparation for households earning under $70,000, with a focus on EITC access.
Montgomery County Continuum of Care completed its annual Point-in-Time Count, surveying unsheltered residents across the county to guide housing policy and resource allocation.
The University of Baltimore launched a new Doctor of Public Administration program at The Universities at Shady Grove, targeting careers in governance and public policy.
Councilmember Sayles introduced a NACo resolution on gun violence prevention following the shooting at Wootton High School; the resolution received mixed committee feedback.
The Trust Act, now signed into law, bars county employees from probing immigration status and restricts county resources from use in federal civil immigration enforcement.
Montgomery County Council unanimously approved a $1M emergency FY26 appropriation to offset federal cuts to senior nutrition, respite care, and adult social services.
Council's HHS Committee held a Feb. 19 work session on a report examining racial disparities in maternal and infant health outcomes in Montgomery County.