County to launch $1.5M grant to competitively select a nonprofit administrator for the Community Project Fund.
DHHS solicits applications for $3.99M Lighthouse Grant to lead coordinated immigrant services network. Deadline May 13.
DHHS opens FY26 FUODR grant with $100K in opioid abatement funds; two $50K awards expected. Deadline June 3, 2026.
Montgomery County has an open vacancy on the Commission on Landlord-Tenant Affairs; application deadline is June 8, 2026.
Montgomery County opens $100,000 in FY26 grants to nonprofits targeting fentanyl use, overdoses, and deaths; deadline is June 3, 2026.
Gov. Moore announced grants for the ACET program, helping displaced federal workers and degree holders become certified teachers.
WorkSource Montgomery's SkillUp program gives county residents free 24/7 access to over 5,000 online career training courses.
WorkSource Montgomery's new online hub offers laid-off federal workers guidance on unemployment, job search, and legal resources.
Cabin John Village hosts free outdoor screening of Finding Dory on May 8; family fun starts at 6:30 p.m.
East County Citizens Coalition hosts a free, no-RSVP forum for all Montgomery County Executive candidates on May 20.
Montgomery County residents must register by June 2 at 5 p.m. to vote in the 2026 gubernatorial primaries.
Free 90-minute seminar with family law attorneys covers Maryland divorce process; last spring session before September.
Free Tuesday-night Zoom seminars on financial planning, retirement, federal service exit, and divorce run May 12–June 2.
CFW offers free two-hour introductory self-defense sessions at two rec centers in May; open to women 13+.
Montgomery Planning has launched the #WeAreWheaton campaign to gather resident stories and feedback about daily life and the future of Wheaton.
The Montgomery County Planning Board approved the boundary and Scope of Work for the Wheaton Plan: A Georgia Avenue Community Plan on May 7.
Expedited Bill 19-26 would temporarily halt the county's issuance of building permits for new data centers.
Bill 22-26 would permanently remove the sunset date on the county's SBIR/STTR matching grant program.
Bill 21-26 proposes changes to retirement groups, contribution rates, COLA, GRIP enrollment, and credited service for ECC employees.
Bill 20-26 would expand eligibility and increase length-of-service benefits for local fire and rescue department volunteers.