Montgomery County Council unanimously passed expedited legislation allowing family members to reclaim impounded vehicles of ICE-detained individuals.
Councilmember Glass introduced legislation requiring enhanced background checks for MCPD applicants who participated in federal immigration enforcement after Jan. 21, 2025.
Montgomery County Office of Human Rights hosts a free 3-hour virtual seminar for housing professionals on fair housing laws and protections.
Councilmember Friedson formally requested MCPD and MCPS develop a strategy for a permanent on-site officer at every public high school.
Montgomery County is accepting applications for the Administrative Charging Committee through May 25, 2026.
Montgomery County accepting applications for the Police Accountability Board through May 25, 2026.
DHHS hosts a virtual session on preparing young children for new learning environments on June 24.
DHHS Child Care Support Services offers a free virtual workshop on co-parenting for children's success on May 27.
Montgomery County Child Care Support Services hosts a virtual session on picky eaters for parents and caregivers on May 6.
At-Large Councilmember Jawando proposes closing a $189M budget gap without raising property or income taxes on most county residents.
Montgomery County receives $150,000 from the CFE Fund to integrate financial empowerment into emergency preparedness and disaster recovery plans.
Councilmember Glass introduces Bill 18-26, requiring MCPD to verify background of former DHS officers who conducted deportation operations.
Councilmember Friedson introduces ZTA 26-08 on April 28, allowing reinstatement of nonconforming uses abandoned for under five years.
Council holds April 28 public hearing on a $275,000 supplemental appropriation for the North Bethesda Metro Station northern entrance.
Council expected to vote April 28 on Expedited Bill 14-26, which would ease vehicle recovery by accepting alternative ownership documents.
Council expected to vote April 28 on Bill 5-26, which would prohibit law enforcement from wearing masks while on duty in the county.
Council expected to vote April 28 on extending the May 1 deadline to review FY27 collective bargaining agreements to May 4.
The Council reviews a $4.9B combined compensation and benefits request from county-funded agencies, a 4.5% increase over FY26.
Montgomery County Recreation has issued an LSBRP solicitation (#1188822) for swimming pool parts and equipment, due May 1, 2026.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service issued an LSBRP solicitation for mattresses, box springs, and encasements; bids due May 4, 2026.