Montgomery County Council President Hucker Introduces Bill on the Use and Review of Body-Worn Cameras for Montgomery County Police
Per Montgomery County:
MoCo Government
Earlier today the Montgomery County Council approved a new Board of Health regulation which no longer requires residents to wear masks outdoors, or indoors if they are fully vaccinated.
Updated May 18, 2021
Montgomery County to Host 24th Juneteenth Celebration at BlackRock Center in Germantown
Per Montgomery County:
Evan Glass Announces Run for Re-Election to County Council
Evan Glass announced via email this morning that he will be seeking re-election to the Montgomery County Council.
BREAKING: Masks No Longer Required Indoors in Montgomery County if You Are Vaccinated
Today the Montgomery County Council approved a new Board of Health regulation which automatically starts phase two of reopening.
County Executive Marc Elrich Announces Reimagining School Safety and Students’ Well-Being Steering Committee Members
From May 12th, per Montgomery County:
New COVID-19 Mask Guidelines And Capacity Restrictions For Montgomery County to be Voted on Tomorrow
New COVID-19 Mask Guidelines And Restrictions For Montgomery County to be Voted On Tomorrow
On Tuesday, the Montgomery County Council, acting as the Board of Health, will adopt a new health order to reflect the counties current vaccination rate, which is now 60% of entire population.
Councilmember Jawando to Hold Press Conference This Tuesday to Announce New Community Informed Police Training Bill
Per the Montgomery County Council:
Councilmember Andrew Friedson Announces that MoCo Will Enter Final Phase of Reopening in Two Weeks
Montgomery County Councilmember Andrew Friedson announced on social media today that more than 50% of Montgomery County residents have received both COVID vaccine doses or the 1-shot J&J.
Statement from Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich on the I-495 Decision
For Immediate Release: Wednesday 12 May
Governor Hogan Lifts Restrictions on Restaurants And Outdoor Events Beginning May 15 – Indoor Mask Requirements Remains in Place
Notes From Governor Hogan’s May 12th COVID-19 Update: