FIC sites host hands-on 'Balloon Experiment' inquiry-based science activity for families during weeks of March 9 and March 16.
Early Childhood Services hosts 'Beyond the Bedtime Battle: Understanding Toddler Sleep' virtually on March 11 at 7:00 pm.
All Family Involvement Center locations will be closed March 23 through April 6, reopening April 7.
FIC offers free play-based learning sessions Monday–Thursday, 9:30 am–1:00 pm, with two circle times daily through March 19.
Councilmember Glass announced legislation prohibiting privately owned ICE detention facilities in Montgomery County at a March 2 press conference.
A free April 15 program at Silver Spring Civic Center focuses on advance care planning for solo agers.
JCA's free virtual expo on March 10 connects job seekers 50+ with age-friendly employers and career guidance sessions.
Free Medicare information seminars at Olney and Bethesda libraries on March 4 and March 26, no registration required.
Washington Metro Oasis in Bethesda hosts five free sessions in March on insurance, car safety, legal matters, and transportation.
Two focus groups in March invite adults to share ideas on making Montgomery County more age-friendly.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center provides free play-based programming for children birth to age 5; orientation required.
MCITP Family Learning Series hosts a March 18 session on transitioning out of early intervention services at age 3.
Dr. Kisha Davis urges residents to avoid contact with river water and shoreline following the Jan. 19 sanitary sewage overflow.
PHP Committee reviews $7.5M FY27-32 Housing Opportunities Commission CIP focused on deeply subsidized unit improvements on March 2.
PHP Committee reviews DHCA FY27-32 CIP: $160M for housing (down 52%) and $6.3M for community development (down 25%) amid prior-year spending.
PHP Committee reviews ZTA 25-14 on March 2, which would align five overlay zones — including Bethesda and Silver Spring — with new optional method public benefits rules.
PS Committee reviews $105M FY27-32 DOCR CIP, up $93M, driven by updated costs for new Justice Center near Wootton Parkway.
PS Committee reviews $52.6M FY27-32 MCPD CIP — up 52% — driven by $40M new 4th District Police Station and Park Police HQ project.
Public Safety Committee reviews $98,000 FY27-32 CIP for Circuit Court security doors — a 93% decrease from the prior capital plan.
Council's TE Committee reviews Mass Transit subcategory of FY27-32 CIP, totaling over $1.3B — 58% of the $2.2B transportation budget.