MCDOT-sponsored pit stops with raffles, snacks, and music are planned countywide for Bike to Work Day on May 15, 2026.
SHA replaced a knocked-down 'Stop for Pedestrians' sign on Brookville Road in Chevy Chase the same day a resident reported it.
Councilmember Glass led a Council proclamation honoring the tradition of peaceful protest in Montgomery County.
Glass introduced the Continued Excellence in Public Service Act, requiring extra background review for MCPD applicants with prior ICE enforcement roles.
Councilmember Glass proposed legislation halting data center permits for six months over utility cost and environmental concerns.
Metrorail Red Line trains will single-track between Forest Glen and Silver Spring stations Saturday–Sunday, May 9–10, 2026.
Bilingual volunteers fluent in Spanish, Amharic, Chinese, French, Korean, Vietnamese, or ASL needed as paid election judges for the 2026 primary.
Montgomery County Board of Elections now offers Voter Information Guides in Spanish, Amharic, Chinese, Vietnamese, French, and Korean.
MCDOT's Ride On will staff 8 pit stops across Montgomery County on May 15 for Bike to Work Day, offering transit info and free giveaways.
FY27 Cost Sharing: MCG budget is $5.5M, down $900K (14%); committee directs $500K to CASA, $200K to Ring House, $3M in capital grants.
FY27 Community Grants NDA recommended at $13.6M, up $301K (2.2%), adding Nonprofit Federal resiliency grant funding.
FY27 budget proposes a 2.5% inflationary adjustment totaling $4.4M+ for nonprofit contracts across multiple county departments.
FY27 Office of Food Systems Resilience budget is $13M, up 14% from FY26; Food Systems Education Grant flagged for reconciliation.
FY27 Office of Human Rights budget is $2.1M, down $28K (1.3%); HHS Committee recommends approval as submitted.
FY27 Children's Opportunity Alliance NDA budget is $794,852, up 2.5%; committee flags $125K workforce position for reconciliation.
FY27 Early Care and Education NDA recommended at $16.3M, up 4.2%, adding seven merit staff positions.
DHHS Children, Youth and Family Services FY27 funding exceeds $56M, up 21.2%, following realignment into Behavioral Health.
FY27 DHHS Social Services Office budget is $77.7M, down $2.4M (3%) from FY26, with $801K in staffing additions also included.
FY27 DHHS Services to End and Prevent Homelessness budget is $68.2M, up $6.2M (10%), adding shelter and outreach funding.
DHHS Behavioral Health and Crisis Services FY27 budget is $98.3M, up 48% from FY26, largely due to program realignment.