Council expected to approve $3,222,655 supplemental appropriation for MCPS sustainability initiatives, including energy savings and EV fleet infrastructure.
Council expected to approve $602,651 supplemental appropriation for MCPS Planned Life Cycle Asset Replacement using state Aging Schools Program funds.
Council expected to approve $1,016,032 supplemental appropriation adding state grant funds for DHHS mobile crisis and behavioral health services.
Council holds June 9 hearing on Subdivision Regulation Amendment 26-01, addressing continuation of roads in land subdivision.
Council holds June 9 hearing on Zoning Text Amendment 26-07, proposing updated use standards for solar collection systems.
Council holds June 9 hearing on Zoning Text Amendment 26-06, addressing accessory residential uses and accessory dwelling units.
Council holds June 9 hearing on Zoning Text Amendment 26-05, which would create an expedited approval plan for job creation projects.
Council holds June 9 hearing on Expedited Bill 23-26, restricting ghost guns near minors and firearms near places of public assembly.
Council holds June 9 hearing on Bill 22-26 to repeal the sunset date on the Small Business Innovation Research and Technology Transfer Matching Grant Program.
Council holds June 9 public hearing on Bill 21-26, proposing amendments to the Employee Retirement System savings and benefits.
Council holds June 9 public hearing on Bill 20-26, amending the Length of Service Awards Program for volunteer fire and rescue personnel.
Council holds public hearing June 9 on Bill 18-26, addressing police powers and duties related to DHS law enforcement agency hiring.
Council expected to approve $4,845,000 supplemental appropriation to FY26 Capital Budget for Capital Crescent Trail construction.
Overnight Purple Line construction closes Wayne Ave between Flower Ave and Sligo Creek Pkwy, disrupting Ride On bus stops nightly 10 p.m.–4 a.m.
MCDOT holds a virtual public hearing June 10 at 6:30 p.m. on proposed bike lanes along Norfolk Ave and Cheltenham Drive in Bethesda.
Infrastructure Funding Workgroup members join a Montgomery Housing Partnership food distribution event June 9 in Silver Spring; Spanish interpretation available.
Overnight closures on Wayne Ave and Manchester Rd from June 7–16 will disrupt Ride On bus stops during Purple Line wire installation.
Montgomery County seeks nominees in five early education categories; nominations close July 1, 2026.
Free community event features resource fair, Head Start/PreK onsite registration, food, music, and kids' activities on June 6.
Temporary bus bay relocations at Forest Glen Metro Station affect Ride On Routes 7, 8, and the Holy Cross Hospital Shuttle starting June 8.