Maryland General Assembly passed several bills targeting immigrant protections, including terminating 287(g) ICE agreements and the Community Trust Act.
Maryland General Assembly approved funding to support redevelopment of the 4th District Police Station in Glenmont during the 2026 legislative session.
Montgomery County Council praises 2026 Maryland General Assembly session, highlighting $1.21B in state aid for schools, public safety, and services.
Montgomery County's $3M FY27 Cost Sharing Capital Grant Program Stage One application opened April 14 for 501(c)(3) nonprofits.
Montgomery County Child Care Support Services marks Tasty Tuesday during Week of the Young Child with food-based early learning activities.
Episode 7 of Montgomery County's ELEVATE Podcast covers infant and early childhood mental health with a licensed clinical counselor.
County Executive Elrich says MCPD, MCFRS, and DHHS are coordinating with MCPS after graffiti and a fire at Bradley Hills Elementary.
Students aged 16 or older may earn up to 25 Student Service Learning hours per full day working at Montgomery County polling places in 2026.
Montgomery County Board of Elections recruiting registered voters to serve as election judges during Early Voting June 11–18 and Primary Day June 23.
Montgomery County has vacancies on its Sports Advisory Committee; application deadline is April 22, 2026.
County Procurement holds a Zoom open house on PROjections and upcoming solicitations, April 15, 10–11 a.m.
Over 50 prime contractors and agencies gather at expo-style summit at Silver Spring Civic Building, April 22, 9 a.m.–noon.
Public hearing April 14 on a $200,000 supplemental appropriation for the Small Business State Revitalization Program at the Takoma Park Car Wash site.
Public hearing April 14 on $500,000 supplemental appropriation to the FY26 capital budget for the Poolesville Highway Depot project.
Council introduces FY27 collective bargaining agreements on April 14 for MCGEO, IAFF Local 1664, FOP Lodge 35, and the Volunteer Fire-Rescue Association.
Councilmember Mink introduces SRA 26-01 on April 14, which would restrict road continuation in Local Area Transportation Improvement Program zones.
Council reviews the $2.4M FY27-32 CIP for the Public Arts Trust on April 14, with a recommended $408,000 annual appropriation — unchanged from prior years.
Council reviews the $165M+ FY27-32 Recreation CIP on April 14, up 27.4% from prior period; natural grass field at North Potomac Center deferred.
Council reviews MCPS FY27-32 CIP on April 14; Board of Education requests $2.79B, $652M more than the County Executive's $2.14B recommendation.
Council meets April 14 at 1:30 p.m. for public hearings on 9-1-1 fees, transportation fees, solid waste charges, water quality charge, and property tax credit.