Council holds public hearing and expected vote on a $2.1M state grant supplemental appropriation for MCFRS apparatus, equipment, and facilities.
The Charter Review Commission's June 10 supplemental report recommends a potential County Charter amendment; Council must act by June 30.
Vice President Balcombe introduces ZTA 26-09 to permit vehicle repair as a limited use in the Rural Village Center Overlay Zone.
Expedited Bill 31-26 would authorize up to $420 million in special obligation bonds to fund projects in the VIVA White Oak Development District.
Expedited Bill 30-26 would authorize up to $125 million in bonds to finance stormwater management facilities and related projects.
Councilmember Mink introduces Expedited Bill 29-26 to restrict county hiring of individuals who enforced federal immigration laws after 2025.
Councilmembers Luedtke and Evans introduce Bill 28-26 to expand the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Commission to 23 voting members.
Councilmember Friedson introduces Bill 27-26 to prohibit unlawful racing, speed contests, and street takeovers on public roads.
Montgomery County Council meets June 16 at 10 a.m. to introduce five bills, hold 12 public hearings, and mark Pride Month.
Montgomery County is contacting private well owners near the highest PFAS sample sites to offer free well water testing.
Health Officer Dr. Kisha Davis warns against water contact, fishing in Muddy Branch stream section near Great Seneca Hwy due to elevated PFAS levels.
Private well owners within one mile of the highest PFAS sampling locations near Great Seneca Hwy are eligible for free testing.
Elevated PFAS levels detected near Great Seneca Hwy and Key West Ave; residents advised to avoid affected waterways.
Deadline to apply for Council-recommended seat on two County retirement investment boards extended to June 22 at 5 p.m.
Montgomery County will hold a community meeting June 17 to discuss PFAS findings near Great Seneca Hwy and Key West Ave in North Potomac.
Elevated 'forever chemicals' detected in stream and stormwater pond near Great Seneca Hwy and Key West Ave in North Potomac.
Purple Line construction closes Wayne Ave nightly 10 PM–4 AM, June 17–24, disrupting Ride On service between Dale Dr and Sligo Creek Pkwy.
County Executive Elrich, DEP Director Macedonia, Health Officer Davis, and WSSC's PFAS manager to appear at Leggett Building Monday.
DHHS Child Care Support Services hosts a free virtual family learning session on school readiness on June 24, 2026.
The City of Takoma Park is hiring a one-year full-time Climate Fellow to support its climate action plan; applications close June 26, 2026.