Community cleanup runs 9–11 a.m. April 11 at Oakview Drive and E. Light Drive in Silver Spring; students can earn SSL hours.
Rockville residents with a working gas leaf blower can trade it for an electric model April 11; registration required, businesses excluded.
Montgomery County Energy Summit runs April 28–29 at Silver Spring Civic Building; covers green building, efficiency, and renewable energy.
GreenFest returns April 26 at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown with battery collection, art projects, and exhibits.
Registration is open for Montgomery County Recreation's spring classes and camps, covering youth sports, arts, and adult fitness.
Montgomery County's VITA program offers free tax preparation by appointment for eligible residents at multiple locations.
Montgomery County seeks applicants for two Bethesda Urban Partnership Board seats; application deadline is April 22, 2026.
DC Water finished emergency repairs on the Potomac Interceptor as of March 14; long-term rehabilitation and drone inspections are now underway.
Bill 2-26 allows the Montgomery County Green Bank to use fuel-energy tax revenue for a broader range of climate resilience and adaptation projects.
The County Council unanimously approved a resolution making Montgomery County the first jurisdiction to join the COG Local Food Procurement Challenge.
Two zoning text amendments unanimously passed to speed life sciences development and affordable housing approvals, cutting review timelines by 75% or more.
Residents can testify in person or submit feedback on the County Executive's recommended FY27 Operating Budget at three days of public hearings.
As part of DHHS realignment, service consolidation hub contracts are now monitored by the Community Action Agency under new coordinator Suja Ali-McGuire.
The FY2027 operating budget proposes a 2.5% inflationary adjustment for Community Action Agency-monitored contracts; Council to finalize in mid-May.
Montgomery County GreenFest returns April 25 at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown, themed around the county's 250th anniversary.
A March 14 Super VITA Day at Bohrer Park Activity Center in Gaithersburg served over 100 visitors and completed 63 tax returns.
The Takoma-East Silver Spring Community Action Center at 8703 Flower Avenue has reopened after facility repairs.
County Executive Elrich is accepting applications for one low-income sector seat on the Community Action Board; deadline is April 6.
Free pre-K for qualifying low-income families is open now; special registration events in Silver Spring and Gaithersburg this spring.
Community Advocacy Institute participants delivered original testimony at two practice sessions held in a County Council hearing room.