The PHP Committee reviews proposed historic designation of the 1912 Rose-Budd House in Sandy Spring at the owners' request.
The PHP Committee reviews 12 projects in a $165.7M recreation CIP, including a new natural grass field at North Potomac Community Center.
A joint PHP-HHS Committee reviews a $21.7M CIP proposal to design and build a new recreation center at Dr. Dillingham Park in Poolesville.
The PS Committee hears a briefing on the 2025 Police Accountability Board Annual Report, covering police disciplinary trends and policy recommendations.
The Public Safety Committee receives a follow-up briefing on MCPD staffing, including final ISB and Patrol Services study results, on March 16.
The Chesapeake Climate Action Network Action Fund organized a rally at Veterans Plaza in downtown Silver Spring on March 13, 2026.
Councilmember Jawando announced plans to introduce legislation imposing a two-year moratorium on new data center development in Montgomery County.
Super VITA Day offers free tax prep for households earning $69K or less at Bohrer Park, March 14, 11 AM–2 PM.
MCDOT presents new sidewalk concept plans for 10 streets in the Wheaton-Silver Spring area on March 26 at 7 p.m.
ZTA 26-05 heard June 9 would rename and broaden eligibility for the county's Job Creation Project zoning designation, formerly Signature Business Headquarters.
Montgomery County Council will hold five FY27 operating budget hearings April 7–9 covering county government, MCPS, Montgomery College, M-NCPPC, and WSSCWater.
Expedited Bill 14-26 (Vehicle Recovery Act) would require tow companies to accept alternative proof of ownership when releasing impounded vehicles.
Expedited Bill 13-26 (ICE Out Act) heard March 24 would bar county building permits for privately owned immigration detention facilities.
A March 24 public hearing will address a $400,693 supplemental appropriation to MCPS for the Blueprint for Maryland's Future Career Advising Program.
Montgomery County Council will hear testimony March 24 on a resolution supporting Wheaton's Arts and Entertainment District redesignation application.
Nonprofits in Montgomery County can apply through April 15 for a share of $1 million in HEECAP grants to retrofit income-eligible homes.
Registration is open for the Montgomery County Energy Summit on April 28–29, targeting building owners, property managers, and sustainability leaders.
DEP's Illumination Station will visit seven Montgomery County libraries through March, offering lightbulb swaps and energy-saving tips.
Electrify MC provides direct incentives for Montgomery County residents to replace oil, gas, or propane systems with electric heat pumps.
Montgomery County promotes the Switch Together program, offering residents group-rate rooftop solar installs with optional EV chargers and battery storage.