The Montgomery County Office of Procurement has moved to 27 Courthouse Square, Suite 330, Rockville, MD 20850.
Montgomery County's Wage Requirements Law rate increases from $18.15 to $18.55 per hour effective July 1, 2026.
Montgomery County Office of Procurement holds a general session online open house on June 17, 2026, 10–11 a.m. via Zoom.
Montgomery County issued RFP #1167406 for comprehensive asset lifecycle management of county physical security systems.
No county recycling or trash pickup on May 25; collections shift one day later through Saturday, May 30.
Montgomery County accepts nominations through July 1 for its Early Care and Education Excellence Awards across five categories.
Non-perishable food donations accepted on all Ride On buses and at 10 Montgomery County Public Libraries through May 31.
Montgomery County's bilingual Community Advocacy Institute celebrated its 10th anniversary and 28 new graduates, bringing its alumni total to 195.
The Council unanimously approved a $1.3B FY2027 Capital Budget and a $6.3B Capital Improvements Program for FY2027–2032.
FY2027 budget allocates $36M to DEP including stormwater and climate programs, and $16.3M to the Montgomery County Green Bank.
Montgomery Recreation receives $70.9M and Montgomery Parks $154.5M in the FY2027 operating budget.
DHCA gets $77.5M and the Housing Initiative Fund $52.3M to support affordable housing preservation and rental assistance.
DHHS receives $574M in FY2027, including $68.2M for homelessness services and $98M+ for behavioral health and crisis services.
Police, fire/rescue, and sheriff's office collectively receive $727M; Animal Services gets $11.5M including two new positions.
Montgomery County Public Libraries receive $56M in the FY2027 budget to maintain equitable access to information countywide.
Montgomery County Public Schools allocated $3.7B for FY2027, $156.6M above the state Maintenance of Effort requirement.
Council enacted a tiered income tax structure giving 95% of residents a tax cut and rejected a 6.1% property tax increase.
Phase 2 of a bus shelter replacement project moves several Ride On routes to temporary bays at Wheaton Metro Station.
A Council motion shifted $36M from capital to operating funds, preserving MCPS counselor, teacher, and support staff positions in FY27.
The County Council passed an 8-cent increase to the 9-1-1 fee, generating $1.6 million in new dedicated revenue on a 10-1 vote.