Montgomery County's Office of Procurement holds its monthly Online Open House via Zoom on Dec. 17, 2025, 10–11 a.m.
County Executive Elrich spotlights the 'Montgomery Gives Local' holiday giving campaign with 4 Season Giving Tree president Lauren Laimon on Dec. 17.
County Executive Elrich hosts virtual media briefing Dec. 17 with new MCEDC president and CEO to discuss $7.5M Technology Innovation and Founders Funds.
The Gilchrist Center is accepting online applications for English classes starting at 6 pm on Dec. 16, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Montgomery County Recreation offers free curb-to-curb and fixed-route transit to five senior centers and two Active Adult Program sites.
MCDOT's new 'Ride On Reminders' campaign promotes respectful behavior on buses, citing a tripling of transit worker violence over 15 years.
MCDOT outlines how Ride On's 'S' Service Plan works during snow, storms, or other disruptions affecting normal weekday bus schedules.
MCDOT is placing special Rosa Parks commemorative bus cards across its nearly 400-bus fleet throughout December 2025.
Starting Feb. 1, 2026, riders aged 5–18 must use a Youth Cruiser SmarTrip Card for zero-fare Metrobus rides within Montgomery County.
Montgomery County Alcohol Beverage Services is running a store sales promotion throughout December 2025, while supplies last.
County Executive Marc Elrich issued a statement praising Joseline Peña-Melnyk's historic election as Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates.
Joseline Peña-Melnyk was elected Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates on Dec. 16, becoming the first Latina and immigrant to hold the role.
The MoCo Pride Center has opened in Bethesda, offering resources, programs, and community support for Montgomery County's LGBTQ+ residents.
New Montgomery County legislation prohibits invasive bamboo sales and requires native plants in new development projects countywide.
The MOVE Act has helped more than 55 businesses, including over a dozen start-ups, relocate to or expand within Montgomery County.
A new Montgomery County law moves impact tax payment from construction start to completion, reducing upfront costs on new housing projects.
The Council unanimously passed the HERO Act, ensuring surviving spouses of firefighters and police officers receive pension payments without delay.
The TRUST Act, introduced by Glass and colleagues, would prohibit Montgomery County police from participating in federal civil immigration enforcement.
The Council unanimously passed the U Visa Act, allowing eligible immigrant crime victims to apply for a U Visa regardless of when the crime occurred.
RideOn buses have been fare-free for all riders since July 1, 2025, with ridership climbing 5.4% since the change took effect.