Nonprofits in Montgomery County can apply through April 15 for a share of $1 million in HEECAP grants to retrofit income-eligible homes.
Registration is open for the Montgomery County Energy Summit on April 28–29, targeting building owners, property managers, and sustainability leaders.
DEP's Illumination Station will visit seven Montgomery County libraries through March, offering lightbulb swaps and energy-saving tips.
Electrify MC provides direct incentives for Montgomery County residents to replace oil, gas, or propane systems with electric heat pumps.
Montgomery County promotes the Switch Together program, offering residents group-rate rooftop solar installs with optional EV chargers and battery storage.
A free Healthy Home Fair covering energy conservation, efficiency, and renewables takes place March 21 at Catholic University, noon–5 PM.
Montgomery County residents who pay utility bills to BGE, Pepco, or Potomac Edison can schedule a no-cost Quick Home Energy Checkup.
Councilmember Friedson outlined principles requiring data centers to supply new dedicated clean energy and stay out of residential zones.
Montgomery County DHHS has issued a Local Small Business solicitation for emergency shelter furniture, due March 18, 2026 at 5 p.m.
Free event on March 27 at BlackRock Center for the Arts features panels on sustainable business and environmental leadership.
Councilmember Sayles joins the 24th Annual Gaithersburg St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 14; lineup at 9 a.m. at Uncle Julio's.
Zoning Text Amendment 26-04 would extend fast-track review to mixed-income housing projects meeting affordability requirements, cutting approval times by 75%.
Zoning Text Amendment 26-03 would broaden eligibility for fast-track regulatory review for qualifying biohealth projects in Montgomery County.
Councilmember Friedson hosts a March 17 press conference on two zoning bills aimed at cutting biohealth and housing approval times by 75%.
WSSC Water spokesperson Luis Maya will outline financial assistance programs for residents facing hardship on the March 13 En Sintonía broadcast.
Montgomery County's Spanish-language radio show features a consumer protection investigator discussing how to spot and report scams, airing March 13 at 2 p.m.
A WSSC crew repaired a multi-day water leak and damaged sidewalk in Wheaton after a constituent report to Councilmember Glass's office.
Maryland Transit Administration's new MARC Student Saver Program gives high school through graduate students 50% off one-way and monthly tickets.
The Economic Development and Transportation & Environment Committees rejected Glass's bill to form a task force studying data center impacts.
The ICE Out Act would define and prohibit private immigration detention facilities in Montgomery County by blocking building and use permits.