Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center provides free play-based programming for children birth to age 5; orientation required.
MCITP Family Learning Series hosts a March 18 session on transitioning out of early intervention services at age 3.
Dr. Kisha Davis urges residents to avoid contact with river water and shoreline following the Jan. 19 sanitary sewage overflow.
PHP Committee reviews $7.5M FY27-32 Housing Opportunities Commission CIP focused on deeply subsidized unit improvements on March 2.
PHP Committee reviews DHCA FY27-32 CIP: $160M for housing (down 52%) and $6.3M for community development (down 25%) amid prior-year spending.
PHP Committee reviews ZTA 25-14 on March 2, which would align five overlay zones — including Bethesda and Silver Spring — with new optional method public benefits rules.
PS Committee reviews $105M FY27-32 DOCR CIP, up $93M, driven by updated costs for new Justice Center near Wootton Parkway.
PS Committee reviews $52.6M FY27-32 MCPD CIP — up 52% — driven by $40M new 4th District Police Station and Park Police HQ project.
Public Safety Committee reviews $98,000 FY27-32 CIP for Circuit Court security doors — a 93% decrease from the prior capital plan.
Council's TE Committee reviews Mass Transit subcategory of FY27-32 CIP, totaling over $1.3B — 58% of the $2.2B transportation budget.
Council's TE Committee gets briefing March 2 on plans to mitigate Red Line shutdown between North Bethesda and Friendship Heights, July–Sept. 2026.
Montgomery County Recreation hosts Scotland Community's annual Black History Month event Feb. 28, 2–5 p.m., at the Scotland Neighborhood Recreation Center.
Josiah Henson Museum and Park offers hands-on family activities this Saturday for Black History Month; admission $6–$7, parking at 5900 Executive Blvd.
Governor Moore announced grants supporting the ACET alternative certification program for degree-holders and displaced federal workers seeking to become teachers.
WorkSource Montgomery's SkillUp® Montgomery gives county residents free 24/7 access to over 5,000 online courses and 10 career pathways.
WorkSource Montgomery launched an online Resource Hub for federal employees and contractors affected by recent workforce reductions and funding changes.
Montgomery County Board of Education added four instructional days in June 2026 to make up for weather-related closures in January and February.
Commission for Women hosts free family law class on separation and divorce in Maryland, next session March 4 in Spanish, 7–8:30 p.m.
Montgomery County residents ages 5+ can submit creative works March 1–31 for the annual Girl Power Contest celebrating Women's History Month.
Montgomery County Council issued a proclamation recognizing Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, joined by the Commission for Women.