Free naturalization application assistance with multilingual services available; advance registration required.
A new zoning measure would expedite approvals for projects in strategic industries or generating at least 200 jobs.
Montgomery County Council has passed multiple bills addressing ICE enforcement, including the Trust Act and Unmask ICE Act.
LHI's Climate and Health program released a short video encouraging residents to skip single-use plastic straws this spring.
CaringMatters is accepting registrations for free grief and loss support programs; Family Night deadline is March 11, 2026.
Maryland's Office of Minority Health is accepting applications for two FY27 grant programs through March 11, 2026 at 5 p.m.
MCF and Primary Care Coalition are offering a pathway for individuals to become Certified Peer Recovery Specialists.
LHI and Identity offer free Encuentros support groups for middle schoolers, high schoolers, parents, and adults in Montgomery County.
Latino Health Initiative's Spanish-language Facebook Live on marijuana's effects on teens is now available on YouTube.
WSSC Water spokesperson to discuss Emergency Customer Relief Plan, Water Fund aid, and bill-reduction programs on Spanish-language radio March 6.
Montgomery County Office of Consumer Protection investigator joins Spanish-language radio show March 6 to discuss scam recognition and fraud reporting.
Montgomery County Family Support Network hosts six weekly Zoom sessions for families with children birth–4 starting May 1, 2026.
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.