County Executive Elrich to preview Potomac Interceptor developments before an upcoming community meeting next week.
County Executive Elrich set to give his reaction to the County Council's straw vote on the next county budget at May 13 briefing.
County Executive Elrich and Assistant Police Chief Darren Francke to discuss declining crime rates during National Police Week.
County Executive Elrich holds virtual media briefing May 13 covering crime rates, budget straw vote, and Potomac Interceptor update.
Montgomery County's 58 mail-in ballot drop boxes are now open countywide through 8 PM on Election Day, June 23, 2026.
DPS hosts a free open house May 20 at the Isiah Leggett Executive Office Building in Rockville for residents to get permitting questions answered.
Montgomery County DPS released a new podcast episode explaining when permits are required for residential construction and how to apply.
MCDOT hosts free family event May 16, 11am–2pm at Rockville truck depot; climb vehicles, meet crews, vote in snowplow contest.
Montgomery County Alcohol Beverage Services is running a store sale promotion for the entire month of May 2026.
MCDOT holds a virtual public hearing June 10 at 6:30 p.m. on proposed bicycle lanes along Norfolk Ave and Cheltenham Dr in Bethesda.
Montgomery County Public Libraries launches its 2026 Summer Reading Challenge on June 13 with a countywide goal of 100,000 reading hours.
Proposed FY27 progressive income tax rates range from 2.70% on income up to $50K to 3.3% on income above $150K, effective Jan. 1, 2027.
Council's recommended FY27 solid waste increases exceed the County Executive's proposal, with single-family rates rising $15.62 vs. proposed $9.11.
Council will introduce Executive Regulation 2-26, setting per-household solid waste generation estimates used to calculate FY27 system benefit charges.
Council to take straw vote May 13 on a 7.1% increase to the Water Quality Protection Charge, raising the ERU rate to $157.50.
FY27 transportation resolution adds $75 bus lane fine, per-kWh EV charging fee, $60 bikeway parking fine, and eliminates TMD fees.
A proposed increase to the monthly County 9-1-1 fee would generate an estimated $9.07M more in FY27.
Council reviews resolution to raise Community Use of Public Facilities fees 7.5% for MCPS sites and Silver Spring Civic Building.
Councilmember Jawando vows to block budget cuts that would eliminate teachers, social workers, and counselors from MCPS.
14 Montgomery County middle schools compete to name and decorate a snowplow; public voting takes place at Truck Day on May 16.