WorkSource Montgomery's new online Resource Hub offers unemployment, job search, legal, and career resources for federal employees and contractors.
Montgomery County's Mobilize Montgomery Federal Workforce Career Center in Wheaton offers job placement, coaching, and financial counseling.
The National Weather Service forecasts a winter storm with around 10 inches of snow for the D.C. area on Jan. 24–25, 2026.
Councilmember Dawn Luedtke presented a proclamation on Jan. 20 recognizing January as Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month.
Local family law attorneys lead free monthly classes on Maryland separation and divorce, 7–8:30 p.m., first Wednesday each month through June.
Early bird tickets for the 2026 Women's Legislative Briefing are $45 today only; student tickets are $10.
The Public Safety Committee reviews a $2.4M+ supplemental appropriation to build a Joint Operations Center for OEMHS, MCFRS, and MCPD.
The ECON Committee receives a briefing on 2025 Q2-Q3 economic indicators, including employment, real estate, and venture capital trends.
The ECON Committee reviews a resolution to redesignate WorkSource Montgomery as the County's workforce development organization before its June 30 expiration.
The EC Committee reviews Montgomery College's $499M FY27-32 CIP request, including Germantown building renovations and new security systems.
The Education and Culture Committee reviews the FY27-32 CIP for MCPS; the Board of Education requests $2.79B vs. the County Executive's $2.14B recommendation.
The full Council meets at 12:30 p.m. for a state legislative update covering CCA pilot, voting methods, and stop-sign cameras.
Montgomery County's Office of Emergency Management has published a winter readiness page with tips for staying safe in freezing weather.
Montgomery County will activate warming centers and may offer transportation to residents needing shelter during this weekend's storm.
County crews will clear major roads first; residents can track plowing via the Storm Operations Map at montgomerycountymd.gov/snow.
Residents can report downed power lines to Pepco and fallen trees blocking roads to MCDOT via 311 ahead of this weekend's storm.
Under Executive Regulation 17-17, leaving pets outside unsupervised in extreme cold can result in fines or cruelty charges.
County DHHS staff and community partners will contact unsheltered residents; 24-hour crisis line 240-907-2688 is available.
The Poolesville Beauty Spot recycling drop-off will be closed Saturday, Jan. 24 due to weather-related preparations.
MCDOT says Ride On buses could move to 'Schedule S' due to forecast snow this weekend; passengers advised to check alerts.