Free family-friendly sensory event at Wheaton Regional Park on April 18 celebrates Autism Acceptance Month with county partners.
MCITP hosts a free evening session on picky eating in young children, covering causes and at-home strategies for parents.
MCITP hosts a free virtual session on preschool readiness for families, covering skills, tips, and transition strategies.
Montgomery County has opened Stage One applications for its FY27 Cost Sharing Capital Grant Program for eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits.
Montgomery County's largest environmental festival, GreenFest, takes place April 25 at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown.
Fani-González, Balcombe, and Sayles proposed ZTA 26-01 amendments requiring 100% clean energy and banning potable water cooling for data centers.
Council committees are starting weeks-long worksessions on the FY27 $8B operating budget, with final action expected in late May 2026.
A free pro bono citizenship clinic in Wheaton served nearly 150 residents seeking help with the U.S. naturalization process.
Maryland raised income eligibility for a disabled veteran property tax credit to $150K for single filers and $300K for joint filers.
The General Assembly passed bills terminating 287(g) ICE agreements, banning law enforcement face coverings, and enacting the Community Trust and Data Privacy Acts.
MDOT pledged $5M for FY28–FY29 plus $500K in capital funds for the North Bethesda Metro Station Northern Entrance project.
The 2026 General Assembly session secured $1.21B+ in state aid for Montgomery County schools, health services, and economic initiatives.
MCDOT finished additional road condition assessments and repairs during a February 2026 pothole blitz ahead of the spring paving season.
MCDOT crews will inspect and upgrade curb ramps to ADA standards during spring 2026 road resurfacing and sidewalk repair projects.
MCDOT begins spring 2026 paving season with 34 roadway and 17 sidewalk repair projects planned across Montgomery County.
Montgomery County's annual Greenfest will be held April 24, 2026, from 11 AM to 4 PM, featuring environmental resources and solar program information.
Up to $1 million in HEECAP grants for nonprofit home electrification projects is available; the application deadline has been extended to Earth Day, April 22, 2026.
Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland and WSSC Water are connecting income-eligible homeowners with free plumbing leak repairs through the CAP Leak Repair Program.
Renters and homeowners who pay an electric bill in Montgomery County can subscribe to community solar and save up to 10–20% on electricity costs.
Montgomery County's Switch Together rooftop solar program hosts free events in April, May, June, and July 2026 to guide residents through going solar.