Bus bays at Shady Grove East will be temporarily closed in two phases through March 16 for shelter replacement work.
A burned-out streetlight in Gaithersburg was repaired by First Energy after Councilmember Glass's office escalated the delayed service request.
MCDOT completed a countywide pothole blitz covering 5,400 lane miles of county roads following recent winter storm damage.
Montgomery County held four public hearings on its $6.6 billion capital budget covering schools, roads, transit, parks, and more.
The Montgomery County Trust Act, aimed at limiting local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, is now law.
The joint Public Safety and Health and Human Services Committee meeting scheduled for Feb. 26 at 2 p.m. has been canceled.
Montgomery County's Office of Consumer Protection hosts daily tips, a podcast episode, and a community forum for National Consumer Protection Week.
OCP drops a special 'Consumer Connection' podcast episode March 3 on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
Montgomery County's Office of Consumer Protection is launching a monthly newsletter with fraud alerts, updates, and educational resources.
The Office of Consumer Protection holds a community forum at Rockville Memorial Library March 5, 10:30 a.m.–noon; registration due March 2.
Licensed child care providers in Montgomery County can apply for up to $10,000 per property tax bill; deadline is April 1.
Three public open houses in March seek feedback on solid waste decisions affecting fees, environmental justice, and greenhouse gas emissions.
Bill 43-23 would create a joint MCPD-DHHS crisis intervention team addressing mental health, behavioral health, and substance use crises.
DHHS, EveryMind, and MCPD will brief the joint committee on the county's behavioral health crisis response system.
A resolution would redesignate the Collaboration Council for Children, Youth, and Families as the county's Local Management Board for three years.
The FY27-32 Storm Drains CIP totals $61.9 million, a $27 million increase — up 77.9% — from the prior amended plan.
A $11.3 million supplemental appropriation for DEP stormwater retrofits countywide shifts spending from FY27 to FY26.
The FY27-32 Stormwater Management CIP totals $244 million, a $6.1 million increase over the prior amended plan.
The FY27-32 Recycling and Resource Management CIP totals $38.4 million, a 50% decrease from the prior plan.
The FY27-32 WSSC Water CIP totals over $4.8 billion, a $46.4 million decrease from the prior approved plan.