Montgomery County Department of Permitting Services offices will be closed Monday, Feb. 16, in observance of Presidents Day.
The Montgomery County Sign Review Board holds a virtual Microsoft Teams meeting at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, March 11.
DPS presented to the Montgomery Planning Board on enforcement of M-NCPPC-certified site plans and inter-agency coordination.
Bond amounts for public right-of-way permits now set at 150% of construction costs, up from 100%, effective February 2026.
A new DPS podcast episode features Fire Code Compliance Manager Patsy Warnick on key FCC changes and emergency safety plans.
DPS's 'Recipe for Success' restaurant permitting guide earned a 2025 National Association of Counties Achievement Award.
The Dept. of Permitting Services hosts its annual forum for industry professionals at the M-NCPPC building in Wheaton, 9–11:30 a.m.
Bill 9-26, heard March 10, would mandate air-conditioning standards for detached single-family homes offered for rent in the county.
Council to hear testimony March 10 on Bill 8-26, which would prohibit landlords from using algorithmic tools to set rents or coordinate pricing.
Bill 12-26, heard March 10, would amend how Montgomery County calculates and determines eligibility for payments to developmental disability service providers.
Council to hear testimony March 10 on Bill 11-26, which would increase length-of-service award amounts for local fire and rescue volunteers.
Expedited Bill 10-26 heard March 10 would set new board composition, appointment, and racial equity requirements for AHCMC.
Council to hear testimony March 10 on Bill 7-26, which would clarify building permit exemptions for structures used exclusively for agriculture.
Public hearing March 10 on a $53,788 supplemental appropriation to the FY26 budget for the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County.
Public hearing Feb. 24 on a $2.9M capital appropriation for the North Branch Trail project, funded by GO Bonds and federal aid.
Free health screenings, disability claims clinics, and legal services for veterans at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church on Feb. 16.
No county recycling or trash pickup on Feb. 16; all collections shift one day later, through Saturday, Feb. 21.
Montgomery County Alcohol Beverage Services will present a $95,224.83 check to March of Dimes at the Olney store on Feb. 18.
County aquatic centers will remain open on Presidents' Day, Feb. 16, while recreation centers and senior centers will be closed.
County public parking will be free Feb. 16; trash and recycling pickup will be delayed one day all week, with final collection Feb. 21.