Montgomery County's voluntary Green Business Certification program is open to landscaping companies in garden center, installation, design, and maintenance categories.
Montgomery County reminds residents to minimize road salt use, citing salt as a major pollutant in local streams and drinking water.
Montgomery County GreenFest returns April 25 at Blackrock Center for the Arts in Germantown, free and open to all residents.
The RainScapes program approved 128 projects totaling $527,977 in rebates to county residents in 2025.
Montgomery County urges residents to use road salt sparingly, noting it is a major pollutant in local streams and drinking water.
Montgomery County is asking residents to complete a survey on the future of county-provided trash collection services.
Montgomery County's Watershed Restoration Division is hiring college students for paid summer internships at $18.15/hr; deadline March 31.
Maryland's updated invasive plant list bans common landscaping plants like Japanese Barberry, Burning Bush, and Nandina from nursery sales.
County lists upcoming native plant sales for residents planning RainScapes projects; first sale of the season is March 28.
Three RainScapes stormwater classes offered in English and Spanish this spring, including two in-person sessions at Brookside Gardens.
EC Committee receives a briefing March 5 on MCPS 2024-25 academic data; 95.5% of evaluated schools earned three or more stars on the State Report Card.
EC Committee meets March 5 to review MCPS class size data and proposed equity-based staffing standards aimed at reducing class sizes over five years.
The EC Committee meets March 5 at 1:30 p.m. to review an $83M library CIP including new Clarksburg and Shady Grove West branches.
The HHS Committee meets March 5 at 1 p.m. for updates on DHHS programs serving African American, Latino, and Asian American residents.
ECON Committee reviews FY27-32 Economic Development CIP featuring a $50M Institute for Health Computing near North Bethesda Metro.
The ECON Committee meets March 5 to review the FY27-32 Capital Improvements Program for the Revenue Authority, covering Airpark and golf courses.
The Wild Geese Foundation is offering grants of $2,500–$30,000 to small nonprofits for youth, reproductive justice, or climate justice work.
The Helen Frankenthaler Foundation is accepting grant applications from nonprofit arts institutions for sustainability initiatives through March 27, 2026.
Montgomery County's Dept. of Environmental Protection is recruiting students for a summer watershed restoration internship program.
Montgomery County Executive's Office is accepting applications for a paid summer climate internship through April 17, 2026.