FIC sites mark Week of the Young Child with themed daily activities April 13–16, including music, cooking, science, and art.
Early Childhood Services offers 'Ready Set Grow! Preparing Your Child for New Learning Environments' virtually June 24, 3:30–4:30 pm.
Early Childhood Services hosts 'Positive Co-parenting – Working Together for Children's Success' virtually on May 27, 3:30–4:30 pm.
The Early Childhood Services Family Learning Series hosts 'Sensory Play – Squish, Pour, Explore' virtually on April 28, 3:30–5:00 pm.
The Family Involvement Center offers free play-based sessions Mon–Thu, 9:30 am–1:00 pm, with two daily circle times.
County Executive Marc Elrich will guest on the Spanish-language radio show's 14th anniversary live broadcast April 7 at 2 p.m.
Montgomery County's Advisory Commission on Policing holds a virtual listening session April 13 on the role of police in schools.
The Council holds six public hearings on the FY27 Operating Budget April 7–9, covering all major county agencies and school systems.
A $553,497 supplemental appropriation for MCPS would fund special education staffing, nursing support, and assessments under federal IDEA Part B.
The Council will hear testimony April 7 on FY27 capital budget items including BRT on MD 355 North and New Hampshire Avenue.
The Council will hear public testimony April 7 on a $3,064,158 supplemental appropriation for DHHS emergency family shelter services.
April 7 briefing covers revenue growth, property and income tax changes, MCPS funding, and reserve use in the FY27 budget.
The Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center CIP has grown by $6M due to updated contractor cost estimates for the mixed-use project.
The FY27-32 CIP review covers funding to acquire agricultural easements; county has preserved 72,008 acres to date.
Expedited Bill 10-26 would update board appointment rules and add racial equity requirements for the Arts and Humanities Council.
Bill 7-26 would expand the definition of 'agricultural purposes' to reduce permitting burdens for farm operators.
Bill 1-26 would eliminate the annual OLO report on county minimum wage implementation, citing unavailable federal data.
Bill 26-25 would prohibit the sale of invasive bamboo and exempt native Mid-Atlantic plants from weed removal requirements.
Residents can submit roadway maintenance, sidewalk repair, and ADA curb ramp requests through dedicated MCDOT online portals or MC311.
Free one-hour virtual workshop co-hosted with Maryland Women's Business Center covers how to contract with Montgomery County.