A new affordable housing duplex at 107 Fleet Street in downtown Rockville will serve households at 50% and 60% AMI.
Montgomery County Council began its deep review of the County Executive's Recommended Operating Budget in April 2026.
Councilmember Sayles led HHS Committee budget sessions covering homelessness, food insecurity, healthcare access, and DHHS reorganization plans.
Montgomery County's second Flash Bus Rapid Transit corridor along Veirs Mill Road is scheduled to open in 2028, using new hydrogen buses.
Montgomery County now operates 85 electric Ride On buses and plans to introduce hydrogen fuel cell buses within the next year.
A 6.8-MW microgrid with 9,800 solar panels and EV charging for 200 Ride On buses is now operational at EMTOC in Derwood.
Nonprofit CENAES provides free English and Spanish literacy classes to underserved adults across Maryland, D.C., and Virginia.
New MCPD uniform patches now clearly display 'Montgomery County Police' to help residents identify officers.
Two Community Advocacy Institute participants spoke at separate Black Maternal Health Week events in Montgomery County on April 11 and April 15.
MCPS Head Start social worker Lisa Conlon received the MCPS Distinguished School Social Worker Award at a March 26 ceremony.
The TESS Community Action Center held its first senior social of the year on April 17, partnering with IMPACT Silver Spring and Long Branch Library.
County Cluster Projects awarded summer camp and pool scholarships to 36 children and families, and hosted a Standby Guardianship Clinic on April 2.
Community Action Board Chair DaVida Rowley and ten Community Advocacy Institute participants testified at County Council budget hearings on April 7–8.
The County Council's GO Committee voted April 29 to recommend keeping the Working Families Income Supplement at current funding levels in FY27.
County Executive Elrich is accepting applications through May 8 to fill two low-income sector seats on the Community Action Board.
The county's free VITA tax program completed its 2025-26 season, filing returns for 2,479 households with a combined $8.9 million tax impact.
Free pre-K registration for low-income families is open for Fall 2026, with in-person events April 30 in Gaithersburg and May 21 in Silver Spring.
Deadline extended to May 18, 2026 for Council-recommended trustee vacancy on two county retirement investment boards.
Ride On staff will be at Silver Spring, Glenmont, Bethesda, and Wheaton Metro stations Apr. 30–May 8 to explain upcoming service changes.
Montgomery County Child Care Support Services accepting last-day applications for its year-long Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation program.