Montgomery County DOT issued an LSBRP solicitation for HPLatex365 printer maintenance and consumables; bids due May 1, 2026.
Montgomery County DEP offers a free in-person seminar on commercial recycling challenges May 11 at the Silver Spring Civic Building.
Montgomery County Council will hold a public hearing May 12 on a resolution to raise the county income tax rate to 3.3%.
MCDOT sponsors 8 pit stops across Montgomery County with raffles, snacks, and music on May 15; first 18,000 registrants get a free t-shirt.
DHHS hosts 'Help for Recovery thru Connection' at Bauer Drive Rec Center, 6–8 p.m., April 30; registration required.
Live music returns to Montgomery Park's Sunday Serenade Series on April 26, 10–11:30am, featuring a Baltimore-based indie rock band.
New state grants support the ACET program, helping degree-holders and displaced federal workers pursue teaching careers in Maryland.
Leadership Montgomery hosts a one-day LEAD Forum for entrepreneurs and nonprofits on April 30 at the Silver Spring Civic Building, 8:30am–4:30pm.
Montgomery College hosts a public Spring Job Fair on April 29 at the Takoma Park campus, 10am–1pm, open to all community members.
MCPS reminds families that Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program (MCAP) end-of-year tests are upcoming; consistent attendance is key.
East County Citizens Coalition hosts a nonpartisan forum for all Montgomery County Executive candidates on May 20 in Silver Spring. No RSVP required.
Free four-session financial wellness series from CFW and MCPL covers planning, retirement, federal service, and divorce finances, Tuesdays 7–8:30pm.
Family law attorneys will lead a free monthly divorce and separation class, next session May 6, 7–8:30pm, through June 2026.
Free virtual session on retirement identity and purpose offered by the Commission for Women on May 4, 7–8:30pm via Zoom.
The 11th Annual Montgomery County GreenFest takes place April 25 at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown, 11am–4pm.
TE Committee reviews MCDOT's $217.8M Mass Transit Fund FY27 budget, including new Flex bus service to Poolesville and Damascus.
TE Committee considers a $275,000 supplemental appropriation for the North Bethesda Metro Station Northern Entrance Project on April 27.
TE Committee considers abandoning a public right of way at 2nd Ave and Fenwick Lane for the Elizabeth Square development project.
Joint EC-HHS Committee meets April 27 at 1:30 p.m. to review DHHS children, youth, school health, and mental health FY27 budgets.
EC Committee meets April 27 for a third review of MCPS's $3.54B FY27 budget request, with the County Executive recommending $3.78B.