Council holds June 9 hearing on Bill 18-26, which would require police to verify background info for sworn officer applicants.
A $500,000 state-grant-funded appropriation for DEP's National Capital Strategic Economic Development Program goes to hearing May 12.
Council holds hearing May 12 on an $8.5 million MCPS supplemental appropriation to offset winter weather impacts.
A $481,000 capital budget appropriation for a refresh of the Montgomery County Correctional Facility heads to public hearing May 12.
A $994,000 supplemental appropriation for the 4th District Police Station move and space modifications goes to public hearing May 12.
Council considers $500,000 supplemental appropriation for the Office of Emergency Management Nonprofit Security Grant Program.
Council hears testimony May 12 on new FY27-32 CIP projects for Glen Echo Spanish Ballroom and Northwest High School.
Councilmember Sayles met with the Montgomery County Education Association to review budget priorities for educators, schools, and students.
Councilmember Sayles met with NCCF Executive Director Ralph Belk to discuss service delivery for children and families facing behavioral health needs.
Montgomery County Council issued an Autism Acceptance Month Proclamation, spotlighting housing, employment, and inclusion needs for autistic adults.
The Tree House Child Advocacy Center held an open house during Child Abuse Prevention Month to showcase programs supporting young survivors.
The Montgomery County Commission on Children and Youth hosted its 19th Annual Youth Roundtable, a hybrid forum for young residents to share priorities.
Hope Grows Child Development Center, with NAEYC accreditation and Maryland EXCELS Level 5 rating, is expanding to a fourth location in the county.
AfriThrive held an Earth Day ribbon-cutting at its new farm at Madison Fields, emphasizing sustainable and equitable local food access.
The Village of Friendship Heights Advisory Committee met to discuss the new Sector Plan and redevelopment of the GEICO site.
A new affordable housing duplex at 107 Fleet Street in downtown Rockville will serve households at 50% and 60% AMI.
Montgomery County Council began its deep review of the County Executive's Recommended Operating Budget in April 2026.
Councilmember Sayles led HHS Committee budget sessions covering homelessness, food insecurity, healthcare access, and DHHS reorganization plans.
Montgomery County's second Flash Bus Rapid Transit corridor along Veirs Mill Road is scheduled to open in 2028, using new hydrogen buses.
Montgomery County now operates 85 electric Ride On buses and plans to introduce hydrogen fuel cell buses within the next year.