Montgomery County Procurement has four active LSBRP solicitations open, including office supplies, window cleaning, and video streaming services.
Montgomery County is broadening contracting opportunities for women-owned and veteran-owned businesses through its procurement programs.
Bill 21-26 would update retirement rules and contribution rates for several employee groups under a new collective bargaining agreement.
Bill 15-26 would create a 100% property tax credit for Habitat for Humanity-owned rehab properties, starting July 1, 2027.
New law establishes how County departments respond to federal immigration enforcement at County facilities and parking lots.
The Gilchrist Center provides immigrant support including family preparedness guides, legal aid, and help finding food, housing, and healthcare.
New county law bans masked law enforcement officers and requires agents to identify their agency, name, and badge number on request.
Montgomery County launched a web portal for residents to report ICE activity, tied to two recently enacted county laws.
Montgomery County's Food Scraps Recycling Partnership Program provides free carts, liners, training, and weekly collection to commercial properties.
Montgomery County recognized businesses, schools, and a church for outstanding recycling and waste-reduction efforts on May 20.
Montgomery County's free Janitorial Training Program teaches custodial staff recycling, composting, and waste-reduction practices.
A new county law bans plastic carryout bags and adds a 10-cent tax on paper bags, with retailers keeping 5 cents.
Maryland's SFMNP offers seniors 60+ benefit cards for locally grown produce at participating farmers markets, stands, and CSA programs.
WSSC is offering financial assistance to eligible customers behind on water and sewer bills as service disconnections resumed this week.
Organizers are forming a Senior Village for Montgomery Village and Gaithersburg and are seeking community input at a July 11 meeting.
Redland Road is partially closed at Briardale Road for bridge reconstruction over Mill Creek through August 25, affecting Ride On bus routes.
The Maryland Insurance Administration is offering a free Zoom session July 9 at 12:30 p.m. for residents with storm-related insurance issues.
The Public Safety Committee reviewed an OLO study on police recruitment strategies and ways Montgomery County can improve its hiring pipeline.
A Public Safety Committee worksession detailed a $994,000 relocation of the aging 4th District police station and ~$45M in placeholder funding for a new facility.
Luedtke is lead sponsor of Bill 23-26E, which updates County firearm regulations after a Maryland Supreme Court ruling.