New standards cover driveways, curbs, ramps, wider sidewalks, bike paths, and permeable pavement for all new and reconstructed roadway projects.
Maryland's SB 892 mandates health insurers cover menopause-related doctor visits and treatment, and requires provider training programs.
Maryland's new online hub for expecting and new parents centralizes information on health insurance, child care, food assistance, housing, and maternal health.
Montgomery Parks hosts free outdoor Tuesday evening concerts at Brookside Gardens in Wheaton every week starting June 2, with the Olney Big Band.
Gov. Moore announced new state grants to help displaced federal workers and degree-holding professionals pursue alternative teacher certification in Maryland.
WorkSource Montgomery's SkillUp® Montgomery platform offers free online access to over 5,000 job skills and career training courses for county residents.
WorkSource Montgomery's new online hub helps displaced federal employees and contractors find unemployment benefits, job search tools, and legal aid.
Montgomery County Office of Animal Services hosts pet food pantries in Rockville and Derwood on select dates through end of June.
Montgomery County Recreation outdoor pools are open for the summer season; schedules and pass information are available online.
Montgomery County Public Schools will increase breakfast and lunch prices by 30 cents starting in the 2026–2027 school year.
Montgomery County residents must register to vote by June 2, 2026 at 5 p.m. for the 2026 gubernatorial primary election.
County Executive Elrich seeks applicants for six Commission for Women seats; two are open to individuals, four require organizational endorsement.
CFW hosts its final spring family law seminar on separation and divorce in Maryland on June 3, 7–8:30 p.m.
CFW offers a free two-hour introductory women's self-defense class at Marilyn J Praisner Branch Library on June 23.
The final session in CFW's free Financial Health and Wellness Series covers divorce and personal finances, held via Zoom on June 2.
No Red Line Metrorail service between North Bethesda and Friendship Heights for nine weeks starting July 6, 2026.
WMATA is ramping up fare checks on Metrobus and Metrorail, with more Transit Police and updated fare reader software.
Officials celebrated the launch of the EMTOC microgrid, described as the largest transit depot microgrid in the nation.
Montgomery and Howard County executives broke ground May 21 on a Flash BRT extension along US Route 29 into Howard County.
MCDOT adjusted schedules on 18 Ride On routes effective May 3, 2026, to improve efficiency and on-time performance.