Montgomery County's Office of Consumer Protection holds a community forum at Rockville Memorial Library on March 5, 10:30 a.m.–noon.
Montgomery County's first Rent Stabilization report shows $91,759 in tenant refunds and a 69% drop in units at troubled properties.
High school students can submit 30-sec distracted driving/walking PSAs for prizes up to $800 and up to 5 SSL hours.
County Executive Elrich and Council President Fani-González hold press conference Feb. 19 to release first report on Rent Stabilization Law implementation.
EC Committee reviews the FY27-32 CIP for the Public Arts Trust, with the County Executive recommending $408,000 annually—unchanged from prior years.
EC Committee reviews $45.2M FY27-32 CIP for Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center, up $6M due to updated contractor cost estimates.
EC Committee examines the County Executive's recommended $445.3M FY27-32 CIP for Montgomery College, a $34.9M increase over the prior plan.
TE Committee considers a $34,650 supplemental appropriation to convert Wheaton parking facility lighting to LED using a Maryland Energy Administration grant.
TE Committee examines $2.2B FY27-32 transportation CIP—a 25% increase over prior plan—covering highways, bridges, parking, and bike/ped facilities.
HHS Committee takes up OLO Report 2025-7 on racial disparities in maternal and infant health outcomes in Montgomery County.
HHS Committee considers a $7.2M ARPA-funded supplemental appropriation for 18 private shelter units at 600 East Gude Dr. in Rockville.
GO Committee reviews FY27-32 tech CIP projects totaling ~$49M for building network wiring, FiberNet, and Montgomery Connects broadband.
GO Committee examines $172.7M FY27-32 CIP for County offices, a $14.9M decrease from the prior plan, plus a new African American Historical Markers project.
The GO Committee meets Feb. 19 to review the FY27 Cable Plan amid accelerating revenue declines from cord-cutting.
Weeklong RespectFest series runs March 8–15, ending with a free in-person celebration March 15 at Wheaton Community Recreation Center.
Spring program registration for Montgomery County Recreation opens Feb. 18 for residents, with non-resident sign-up beginning Feb. 20.
Montgomery County's VITA program offers free tax prep through April 9 for households earning $69,000 or less.
Ride On seeks applicants for its Transit Advisory Group, especially students, seniors, people with disabilities, and bilingual residents.
New grant program aims to link small local farms with schools, hospitals, and senior centers as institutional buyers.
Annual 5K and one-mile fun run through Ruppert Nurseries on March 22 benefits the Children's Opportunity Alliance.