Montgomery County is accepting applications for the Community Action Board through June 3, 2026.
Montgomery County residents must register or update party affiliation by June 2 to vote in the 2026 Gubernatorial Primary Election.
Montgomery and Prince George's councils meet May 14 to vote on a proposed 2.4% WSSC Water System Development Charge increase for FY2027.
Montgomery County's Family Involvement Center offers free play-based sessions for children birth–5; orientations scheduled throughout May via Zoom.
MCDOT's Ride On will staff 8 pit stops countywide on May 15 for Bike to Work Day, offering free transit info and giveaways.
The Montgomery County Crisis Center at 1301 Piccard Drive, Rockville, provides free crisis services around the clock with no appointment needed.
The JED Foundation posted a recorded webinar examining artificial intelligence's impact on teenagers' and young adults' mental health.
Montgomery County's Call-n-Ride and Same Day Access programs provide subsidized transportation for adults 63+ and people with disabilities 18 and older.
MCDOT and WMATA coordinated last-minute free transportation for a Montgomery Blair High School student who uses a power wheelchair to attend prom.
Councilmember Stewart released a summary report from her Mental Health Initiative, which held 10 youth listening sessions across the county.
NAMI Montgomery County hosts its annual fundraising walk May 16, 9am–12pm at Rio Lakefront in Rockville.
Montgomery County's Electrify MC program offers phone and email support through contractor Elysian Energy for residents switching from fossil fuels.
Montgomery County's Switch Together program offers free rooftop solar webinars in June and July 2026 for residents considering solar installation.
Maryland's EmPOWER program provides no-cost home energy assessments and free efficiency products to utility customers regardless of ownership status.
Free 30-minute webinars this summer break down utility bills line-by-line for BGE, Pepco, Washington Gas, and other providers.
County Executive Elrich to preview Potomac Interceptor developments before an upcoming community meeting next week.
County Executive Elrich set to give his reaction to the County Council's straw vote on the next county budget at May 13 briefing.
County Executive Elrich and Assistant Police Chief Darren Francke to discuss declining crime rates during National Police Week.
County Executive Elrich holds virtual media briefing May 13 covering crime rates, budget straw vote, and Potomac Interceptor update.
Montgomery County's 58 mail-in ballot drop boxes are now open countywide through 8 PM on Election Day, June 23, 2026.