DHHS offers ongoing virtual programs through August 2026 for African American, Asian American, and Latino community health and mental wellness.
Montgomery Parks is upgrading Takoma Urban Park with new playground equipment, benches, lighting, sidewalk repairs, and fresh paint.
Leul Dawit of Northwood High School was elected and sworn in as the 49th Student Member of the Montgomery County Board of Education.
Metro has halted Red Line rail service between North Bethesda and Friendship Heights through September 6 for major construction work.
Long Branch received a Main Street Maryland designation supporting commercial revitalization; a ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the milestone.
Montgomery County's new online portal lets residents anonymously report ICE activity near county facilities, parking lots, and garages.
DHHS VITA specialist Eduardo Levi Mendes discusses free tax prep services still available to Montgomery County residents on July 17 broadcast.
MCFRS program manager Oscar Mendez discusses heat wave preparedness and safety on Radio America (WILC 900AM) July 17 at 2 p.m.
'BTheOne' asks Montgomery County teenagers to help peers improve mental health and navigate crises, with Einstein High School students as ambassadors.
County Executive Marc Elrich holds virtual media briefing July 16 covering immigration enforcement shootings, heat wave response, and 'BTheOne' program.
Montgomery County earned 38 National Association of Counties Achievement Awards for innovative programs across 13 departments.
Montgomery County ABS 'Spirited Discussions' podcast releases episode on impaired driving risks during the '100 Deadliest Days' of summer.
The Planning, Housing and Parks Committee meets July 22 to review ZTA 26-01, which would prohibit hyperscale data centers in all zones.
The Economic Development Committee meets July 22 to review Bill 19-26 and Bill 24-26, which would codify a moratorium on data center development.
Enterprise is building a pre-qualified pool of energy auditors and CNA firms to support affordable housing preservation along Maryland's Purple Line corridor.
Maryland Energy Administration seeks public comments on the planned FY27 Megawatts for Maryland Program, offering up to $100M for large-scale renewable energy projects.
Maryland Energy Administration is accepting public feedback on a consolidated FY27 Commercial & Community Buildings Grant Program covering efficiency, solar, and electrification.
The Montgomery County Green Bank has launched a pilot offering technical assistance for energy code compliance and building performance improvements.
DEP hosts a free workshop July 22 in Gaithersburg covering sustainability, energy, recycling, stormwater, and BEPS for HOAs and property managers.
DEP webinar on August 12 targets service providers and consultants, covering public data tools and BEPS compliance pathways for clients.