Montgomery County Recreation's annual Pooch Pool Party runs Aug. 22–23 at the Upper County Outdoor Pool in Gaithersburg; $10 per dog.
Montgomery County Recreation's Club Adventure after-school program runs Mon.–Fri., 3:30–6:30 p.m., at $75/month or $15/month with Rec Assist aid.
Montgomery County DHHS is providing free back-to-school vaccines for eligible students, including Tdap, HPV, flu, and COVID-19.
MCPS holds six regional Back-to-School Fairs on Saturday, Aug. 22, with morning and afternoon sessions, ahead of the 2026-27 school year.
The Montgomery County Commission for Women holds its next public meeting on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026 at 7 p.m.
WalletHub's 2026 report ranks Maryland No. 2 in the nation for gender equality, with top marks for income and work-hours gaps.
Montgomery County Recreation and the Commission for Women host a live-stream watch party on Sept. 3 at Good Hope Neighborhood Recreation Center.
Montgomery County NOW hosts the annual Women's Equality Day event at World of Beer in Rockville on Aug. 26.
MCDOT is surveying riders of the Glenmont Express Shuttle, a temporary free route serving Milestone, Shady Grove, and Glenmont Metro stations.
Montgomery County's Family Support Network hosts a free 90-minute webinar on the Child Outcomes Summary process for families in the Infants and Toddlers Program.
A dead beaver near Seneca Creek State Park tested positive for rabies after a 10-year-old was bitten Aug. 13; part of the park remains closed.
Montgomery County's O.P.E.N. Zoning Text Amendment fast-tracks qualifying developments that include significant affordable-housing commitments.
HOC's revolving Housing Production Fund has a pipeline of seven projects projected to produce ~6,000 homes, including 1,800 permanently affordable units.
Councilmember Sayles and Montgomery County housing experts discussed zoning, financing, and affordability strategies at a national ICMA conference in D.C.
Montgomery County's DPS podcast covers the sign permit application process, including freestanding, wall-mounted, and illuminated signs.
MCDOT's Safe Routes to School program is performing walkability studies at 15 schools and collecting safety feedback via a public survey.
Police and transportation officials urge drivers to slow down in school zones and stop for buses as the 2026-27 school year begins Tuesday.
Montgomery County Family Support Network offers a free three-session workshop series on preschool readiness starting Aug. 26, 2026.
MCDOT's Safe Routes to School program is conducting walkability studies at 15 county schools and seeking community safety feedback via survey.
Drivers who illegally pass a stopped school bus face a $250 camera fine or up to $570 and 3 points if stopped by police.