A March 14 Super VITA Day at Bohrer Park Activity Center in Gaithersburg served over 100 visitors and completed 63 tax returns.
The Takoma-East Silver Spring Community Action Center at 8703 Flower Avenue has reopened after facility repairs.
County Executive Elrich is accepting applications for one low-income sector seat on the Community Action Board; deadline is April 6.
Free pre-K for qualifying low-income families is open now; special registration events in Silver Spring and Gaithersburg this spring.
Community Advocacy Institute participants delivered original testimony at two practice sessions held in a County Council hearing room.
Montgomery County's IECMHC program is accepting new applicants for a full-year mental health consultation placement running July 2026–June 2027.
A public meeting on arts and entertainment placemaking and community-building in Wheaton is scheduled for April 15 at noon.
Montgomery County seeks community input on the future of Wheaton's Arts & Entertainment District via survey in English and Spanish.
A virtual session held March 11 for parents of 3rd–5th graders outlined proposed high school regional programs and academic pathways.
Leul Dawit of Northwood High and Reemey Ghermay of Walter Johnson High are candidates for MCPS Student Member of the Board.
County Executive Marc Elrich's 3/27 video addresses the Galaverse Agreement, County Values Act, a sewer main break, and more.
Applications due April 27 for Council-recommended rep on two boards overseeing $6.9B in county retirement assets.
Washington Metro Oasis hosts a free summer program preview on April 23 from 2:00–3:30 p.m. at its Bethesda location.
Montgomery County SHIP offers free Medicare enrollment seminars at two county libraries on April 22 and April 30.
Montgomery County Volunteer Center and Dept. of Recreation host a volunteer fair at Plum Gar Community Recreation Center on April 17.
National Health Care Decisions Day program explores advance care planning for solo agers at Silver Spring Civic Center on April 15.
Five-day job search training program for adults 50+ runs April 13–22 via Zoom for $99, covering resumes, networking, and interviewing.
Marylanders 65+ can deduct $6,000 ($12,000 for couples) from taxable income starting with 2025 state tax returns.
Maryland's Earned Income Tax Credit provides refunds up to $4,000 for low- to moderate-income workers filing 2025 state returns.
WSSC Water hosts an early engagement session for vendors on a plumbing, mechanical, and electrical contract in Laurel.