Montgomery County Public Libraries hosts a two-day pop culture festival in Germantown March 20–21, featuring cosplay, panels, gaming, and more.
Governor Moore announced grants supporting the ACET alternative teacher certification program, targeting displaced and retiring federal employees.
WorkSource Montgomery's SkillUp program gives county residents free 24/7 access to over 5,000 online job skills courses for up to six months.
WorkSource Montgomery's new online hub provides unemployment, job search, and legal resources for displaced federal workers and contractors.
Several state and nonprofit programs offer credits, shut-off protection, and arrearage help to Montgomery County residents facing higher energy bills.
AARP Tax Aide volunteers offer free tax preparation at Montgomery County Public Libraries, with priority for seniors 60+.
MCPS is surveying families, students, and staff on operational changes including grading, police in schools, and cell phone rules.
Local family law attorneys lead free monthly classes on Maryland separation and divorce law, first Wednesday of each month through June 2026.
Montgomery County Commission for Women and Montgomery Women announce honorees of the 2026 Women Making History Award.
Montgomery County residents ages 5+ can submit creative work celebrating inspirational women through March 31.
Bus stop 27061 on Wayne Ave between Fenton and Cedar Streets closes March 24 for ~2 weeks due to sidewalk construction.
Education & Culture Committee will receive updates on the MCPS boundary study and special education services on April 9, 2026.
A joint HHS/EC/ECON worksession on the Early Care and Education Workforce is scheduled for March 26, 2026.
The Education and Culture Committee held its final MCPS Capital Improvements Program worksession on March 19, covering school building conditions and equity.
A joint EC/GO worksession on March 19 took up arts council governance reform and a $53,800 supplemental appropriation owed to Metris Arts Consulting.
Joint EC/HHS committee worksession on March 12 covered DHHS FY27–32 capital projects including childcare, wellness centers, and shelter infrastructure.
Education & Culture Committee reviewed Montgomery College's FY27–32 CIP, a nearly $500M request that includes a new $63M East County campus.
Middle and high school students in Montgomery County can apply through April 8 to participate in the annual Councilmember for a Day Challenge.
Jawando's Anti-Algorithmic Price-Fixing Act would prohibit landlords from using AI tools to coordinate or manipulate rental prices in the county.
Montgomery County Council holds five public budget hearings April 7–9; written, audio, and video testimony also accepted online.