Results for the FY26 Healthy, Efficient, Electrified, Climate-Adapted Pilot Homes Grant Program have been approved and notifications sent.
Final results for the FY27 Light House Grant Program have been reached; OGM is transmitting notification letters to all applicants.
FY26 Fentanyl Use, Overdose, and Death Reduction Grant applications closed June 3; awards delayed to FY27 due to a funding issue.
OGM expects to launch FY27 Community Grant and Legacy Grant renewal opportunities in mid-June 2026 for current multi-year awardees.
Ride On's Wheaton/Glenmont Flex bus route will be discontinued effective July 1, 2026.
MCDOT highlights free Ride On and reduced-fare Metrobus routes connecting riders to 14 primary election early voting sites.
Community listening sessions on infrastructure funding set for June 16 in Bethesda and June 17 in Wheaton, 6–8 p.m. each.
Montgomery County DEP hosts a free online webinar on business waste reduction, reuse, and sustainable packaging on June 17, 2026.
Montgomery County seeks nominations for five early care and education awards; deadline is July 1, 2026.
Impact Silver Spring's Eric Moreno is one of three 2026 Unsung Sport Heroes Award recipients for expanding access to youth soccer.
First-year MC Business Management student Veronica Zelalem shares how her college journey started while still in Ethiopia.
A graduation montage highlights thousands of MCPS Class of 2026 students crossing the stage at UMBC.
Elrich's May 29 video covers recreation jobs, MCPS budget cuts, Flash BRT, Eid al-Adha, and Pride Month.
Montgomery County Council marks Pride Month on June 16 at 11:30 a.m. with a video featuring local LGBTQIA+ leaders.
Montgomery County Procurement holds monthly Zoom open house on Minority, Female, Disabled-Owned and Local Small Business programs, June 17.
Expedited Bill 26-26 would authorize planning, design, and construction of a new North Bethesda Fire Station at an estimated $51.5M local cost.
Expedited Bill 25-26 would authorize planning, design, and construction of the Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center at an estimated $45.3M local cost.
Council holds public hearing and expected vote on a combined $44.4M supplemental appropriation covering FY26 snow removal and storm cleanup overruns.
Council holds public hearing and expected vote on an $8.2M CIP supplemental appropriation to accelerate residential street resurfacing projects.
Council holds public hearing and expected vote on a $16.1M supplemental appropriation to cover MCFRS overtime and year-end operating costs.