Montgomery County Recreation hosts a free Fall Festival on Oct. 4, noon–3 p.m., at Nancy H. Dacek North Potomac Community Recreation Center.
Montgomery County Recreation hosts a free Community Day at Ross Boddy Neighborhood Recreation Center on Saturday, Sept. 26, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.
The 34th annual Burtonsville Day parade and festival takes place Sept. 19 along Old Columbia Pike and at Marilyn J. Praisner Community Recreation Center.
Active Aging Week 2026 runs Oct. 5–11 with free and low-cost programs for residents 55+ at recreation and senior centers countywide.
Montgomery County Recreation's after-school programs, including EBB, RecXtra, RecZone, and Club Adventure, are underway for the new school year.
Montgomery County Recreation opens winter youth basketball league registration for grades K–12 on Sept. 28; volunteer coaches also sought.
Multiple Montgomery County Recreation aquatic and recreation centers are closing in September for scheduled annual maintenance and cleaning.
Montgomery County Recreation's fall program registration is open, covering fitness, sports, arts, therapeutic recreation, and adult 55+ programming.
U.S. House approved a bipartisan delay Sept. 1 blocking OMB from finalizing federal grant rule revisions through Dec. 11, 2026.
MCDOT adjusts timetables on 19 routes and Flash Blue BRT starting Sept. 6, 2026, to improve on-time performance.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center holds free virtual orientations in English and Spanish throughout September for families of children birth–5.
MCITP's Family Involvement Center provides free play-based sessions for children birth to age 5; orientation required.
Sept. 24 virtual session helps ITP families navigate the transition from early intervention at age three.
Free virtual session on Sept. 10 explains the Individualized Family Service Plan for early intervention families.
Montgomery College is hiring an Energy and Sustainability Analyst in Rockville to analyze campus energy use and support efficiency goals.
Montgomery County DEP is hiring a RainScapes Program Manager with stormwater and green infrastructure experience, based in Wheaton.
Nonprofits and Maryland municipalities may apply for grants to fund energy efficiency upgrades and solar for low-to-moderate income residents.
Nonprofits and public institutions may apply for up to $50,000 to support K-12 girls in STEM; letters of interest due September 17.
Montgomery County Sierra Club survey finds plastic bag use fell sharply after the county's Bring Your Own Bag law took effect in January 2026.
Maryland Department of Health data shows 50 heat-related fatalities since May 2026, with 43 deaths in July alone.