Confirmed Covid Cases in MoCo and Maryland Throughout Restrictions and Reopening Phases
As the number of daily new Covid cases waxes and wanes, county and state officials have imposed and relaxed public health orders.
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MoCo Government
Message from Marc Elrich “ We Are Ready to Distribute Vaccines—We Just Need More Doses”
His message is available below:
Councilmember Evan Glass Hosting Virtual Conference to Discuss Road Safety and Vision Zero
This Saturday from 10AM to 12PM, Montgomery County Councilmember Evan Glass is hosting a virtual conference discussing road safety and Montgomery County’s implementation of “Vision Zero” to reduce roadway injuries and fatalities.
Percentage of Vote Won by Joe Biden by Council District in Montgomery County
This morning Montgomery County Councilmember Evan Glass shared the percentage of the Montgomery County vote won by President-Elect Joe Biden in November’s presidential election.
MoCo Council Will Hold Virtual Town Hall Focused on Covid Vaccination Program on Tuesday, 1/19
Two days ago, Montgomery County released updated vaccine priority groups.
Montgomery County Council Releases Statement Supporting the U.S. House of Representatives’ Resolution to Impeach President Trump
The Montgomery County Council released a statement today supporting the United States House of Representatives’ resolution to impeach President Trump.
Updated Vaccine Priority Groups in MoCo
Montgomery County provided an update on vaccine priority groups today.
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Firefighters Stop Using Lights and Sirens on Some Calls
In early 2020, Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service Ambulances began responding to lower-priority medical calls without lights and sirens, and now Montgomery County Firefighters are doing the same.
24/7 Food Resource Assistance Now Available Online
Montgomery County has a new online form to help residents find access to food assistance programs available here.
MCPS to Meet January 12th to Determine if Metrics Can Be Met by February 1st
Montgomery County Public School Board will be meeting Tuesday, January 12th at 11AM to determine if the metrics have been met to allow certain groups of students to return to in-person learning on February 1st.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich released a statement this morning urging MoCo residents not to attend any planned protests in DC.
His full statement can be seen below: