Montgomery County DEP's WRRS named eight multi-family properties and green team members as 2026 waste reduction and recycling award honorees.
Five roadways co-managed by MCDOT and MDOT SHA will see reduced speed limits posted by end of August 2026.
Montgomery County has reduced speed limits on 33 roads since July 2025, with 250+ streets lowered since 2021 under state law.
Luedtke introduces legislation barring human trafficking convicts from obtaining new bodyworks establishment licenses in Montgomery County.
Ride On stop #23284 at Holiday Park Senior Center relocates to Ferrara Drive entrance starting July 20 for ~2 months.
Montgomery County Infants and Toddlers Program asks families to complete an anonymous survey by Aug. 15 to guide its next strategic plan.
Montgomery County is accepting applications for the Community Development Advisory Committee through August 14, 2026.
Council hears testimony Sept. 22 on a proposed amendment to the FY27-32 CIP for residential and rural road resurfacing.
Council takes testimony Sept. 15 on SMA H-163, a comprehensive rezoning to implement the 2025 University Boulevard Corridor Plan.
Council hears testimony July 28 on a $6.05M state grant to Montgomery County Public Schools for its Grow Your Own Educators program.
Council considers Special Appropriation #27-2 for $4.25M in federal aid to expand the county's FiberNet broadband infrastructure.
Council hears testimony July 28 on a $390,000 supplemental appropriation for youth vaping and nicotine addiction response, funded by JUUL/Altria settlement.
Montgomery County's FY27 Healthy Communities Fund offers grants up to $250,000 for nonprofits serving Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
CUPF's 'Off the CUPF' podcast Season 2, Episode 9 is now available, featuring community news and facility use updates.
CUPF opens reservations for MCPS indoor school facilities — cafeterias, auditoriums, gyms, classrooms — starting at 6:30 a.m. on Aug. 10.
CUPF will honor cancellations and issue full refunds for indoor and outdoor facility use on any day an air quality alert is active.
MCDOT holds a virtual public hearing July 30 on proposed ADA sidewalks near the Purple Line's Manchester Place station in Silver Spring.
Bus stop #23284 at Holiday Park Senior Center shifts to Ferrara Drive entrance starting July 20 for ~2 months of window replacement work.
Residents can call 240-907-2688 around the clock to report concerns about unhoused individuals during the Code Purple air event.
Governor Moore announced grants for Maryland higher-ed institutions to help displaced or retiring federal workers become teachers through the ACET program.