Proposed legislation would raise the Homeowners' Tax Credit income cap from $75,000 to $106,800, aligning it with HUD's area median income standard.
Montgomery County's Family Learning Series offers a free virtual self-care session for parents and caregivers on Sept. 16, 2026.
The County Council's Transportation & Environment Committee meets Oct. 19 to select a preferred alternative for New Hampshire Ave. Flash BRT.
Bill 28-26, the Jake Didinsky Advocacy Act, increases IDD member seats on the IDDC from two to five and reduces guardian seats.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center offers free virtual orientations in English and Spanish for children birth–5 via Zoom in September 2026.
Montgomery County DEP offers an in-person seminar on commercial recycling challenges Oct. 7, 2026, at Rockville Library.
County Executive Elrich is filling 25 vacancies on the Commission on People with Disabilities; application deadline is Oct. 5, 2026.
Councilmember Evans introduced Bill 42-26 requiring platforms to verify rental licenses before listing or processing payments for STRs in Montgomery County.
Proposed legislation would offer a $500 per-child county income tax credit for taxpayers with federal adjusted gross income of $15,000 or less.
Proposed bill would add certain Montgomery County Public Schools employees to an existing $2,500 property tax credit currently available to county first responders.
Proposed legislation would increase the HOTC eligibility ceiling from $75,000 to $106,800 to match HUD's Area Median Family Income for Montgomery County.
Councilmember Stewart introduced legislation requiring smoke escape hoods in apartment buildings five stories or higher for firefighter use.
Montgomery County Council unanimously reaffirmed James Hedrick's reappointment to the Planning Board after County Executive Elrich disapproved it.
Montgomery County Council holds a public hearing Sept. 22 on the New Hampshire Ave. Flash BRT study and recommended alternatives.
Annual property tax first installment due Sept. 30; second installment for eligible properties due Dec. 31.
Montgomery County is accepting applications for the Commission on People with Disabilities through October 5, 2026.
Montgomery County is accepting applications for the Citizens Review Panel for Children through October 5, 2026.
Montgomery County marks phase one of the 1.2-mile McComas Avenue Neighborhood Greenway, adding traffic calming and pedestrian safety upgrades.
Montgomery College's 2026 Annual Report highlights student success stories and the college's commitment to access, completion, and post-completion outcomes.
MC President Dr. Jermaine F. Williams visits Rockville Campus to spotlight the college's Automotive Technology Program in a new Bow Tie Chats episode.