Montgomery County's updated Wage Requirements Law rate of $18.15 per hour took effect July 1, 2025, for county contractors.
The Montgomery County Office of Procurement has moved to 27 Courthouse Square, Suite 330, Rockville, MD 20850.
County procurement has three open Local Small Business Reserve solicitations: aquatic apparel, veterinary services, and self-adhesive labels.
The Office of Procurement hosts a free Zoom open house on responding to RFPs on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, 10–11 a.m.
Montgomery County awarded a record $274M to certified MFD businesses in FY25, representing 21.21% of eligible spending.
Bill 5-26 would prohibit federal, state, or local law enforcement from wearing masks or face coverings while on duty in the county.
Bill 3-26 would require county guidance limiting immigration enforcement access at county facilities, with a hearing set for March 3.
Council hears testimony March 3 on three zoning text amendments affecting retail overlay zones, biohealth campuses, and mixed-income housing.
Council hears testimony Feb. 10 on four FY26 supplemental appropriations totaling ~$23.4M for transportation, housing, and stormwater.
Council members toured the Clarksburg Gateway Sector Plan area in mid-January and held a public hearing at Rocky Hill Middle School.
The Education & Culture Committee will meet Feb. 5, 19, and 23, following January discussions on MCPS enrollment and CIP overviews.
The Government Operations & Fiscal Policy Committee has four meetings planned in February, covering budget, health, and fiscal policy topics.
Councilmember Evans is sponsoring the County Values Act and the Unmask ICE Act to codify immigrant protections in Montgomery County.
The County Council will hold public hearings Feb. 9–10 on the FY27 Capital Budget and FY27-32 CIP transmitted by County Executive Elrich.
Councilmember Evans will hold a listening session at Poolesville Town Hall on Feb. 11, focusing on residents of the Poolesville region.
Montgomery County's Winter Storm Information Portal lets residents prepare for snow and submit service requests for snow-related assistance.
Council President Fani-González schedules a public briefing on snow operations for Feb. 3 at 1:30 p.m. to review storm response and lessons learned.
Ride On will operate its normal weekday service on Friday, Jan. 30, though riders should anticipate possible delays and detours.
Montgomery County's DHCA is holding in-person and virtual community meetings to gather input for its Five-Year Consolidated Plan guiding HUD funding.
Shepherd's Table celebrated new graduates of the Rising Chefs Culinary Skills Training Program, placing participants in livable-wage careers.