Free family event at Black Rock Center for the Arts in Germantown features vendors, activities, music, and green-themed exhibits on April 25.
Montgomery County DEP's Green Job Portal is listing current openings in climate and sustainability fields.
Montgomery County's Electrified Vehicle Purchase Cooperative has posted April incentives from Sport Chevrolet and Sport Honda.
Montgomery County DEP says the EV transition continues despite end of federal tax credits and shifting automaker strategies in early 2026.
Bill 5-26 would bar masked law enforcement officers on duty in Montgomery County, with limited exceptions; full Council vote set for April 28.
Local artists, live music, and spoken word featured at the White Oak Community Recreation Center on April 18 from noon to 3 p.m.
Gov. Moore announced grants for Maryland colleges to fund the ACET program, targeting displaced federal workers and others seeking to teach.
WorkSource Montgomery's free SkillUp® Montgomery platform offers county residents 5,000-plus online courses and career pathway programs.
WorkSource Montgomery has opened an online Resource Hub for federal employees and contractors affected by workforce reductions.
Montgomery College's Spring Job Fair is open to the public April 29 at the Takoma Park campus, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
MCPS urges consistent student attendance as Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program tests approach at end of the school year.
Free four-part financial seminar series starts May 12 via Zoom, covering planning, retirement, federal benefits, and divorce finances.
Local family law attorneys host free monthly virtual class on Maryland separation and divorce law, next session May 6 at 7 p.m.
Commission for Women offers free virtual session on identity and purpose in retirement, led by coach Joy Levin, on May 4 from 7–8:30 p.m.
Montgomery County's Commission for Women reaffirms commitment to ending domestic and sexual violence, citing local and regional incidents.
Montgomery County DEP offers a free in-person seminar on commercial recycling challenges May 11 at Silver Spring Civic Building.
A flat 2% general wage adjustment for employees across Montgomery County government, MCPS, Montgomery College, and M-NCPPC is proposed for FY27.
Montgomery County Public Schools would get a $90 million boost in local funding over FY26 under the revised budget plan.
New tiered county income tax rates of 2.5%–3.3% based on Maryland AGI would give 96% of households a tax cut.
Council President proposes scrapping the recommended property tax increase in the FY27 budget while slowing overall spending growth.