Montgomery County Council Vice President Kate Stewart, along with County Executive Marc Elrich and other officials, will hold a press conference on Tuesday, Sept. 10, to reaffirm the County’s commitment to protecting reproductive rights, coinciding with a Council vote on a resolution supporting abortion rights and a Maryland constitutional amendment to safeguard reproductive freedom. (more…)
The Montgomery County Office of Consumer Protection has hired home inspector Matthew Kaufman, with 27 years of industry experience, to its team of investigators to strengthen its efforts in ensuring […]
Montgomery County officials, including Executive Marc Elrich and Council President Andrew Friedson, will host an opening ceremony on Monday, September 9 at the Traville Gateway Transit Center in Rockville to celebrate the launch of the new Pink and Lime bus routes.
Montgomery County and Instacart have launched “MC Groceries,” a first-of-its-kind initiative providing nearly 600 food-insecure families with monthly stipends for online grocery shopping, aimed at increasing food security and combating childhood hunger across the County.
Montgomery County will host the 10th Annual Free “Friendship Picnic” on Sunday, Sept. 15, at Wheaton Regional Park, celebrating the County’s diverse cultures and faiths with food, activities, and community-building. (more…)
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich will host 11 Community Conversations throughout September and October to gather public input on the Fiscal Year 2026 Operating Budget, with sessions offered in multiple languages and available online for remote participation.
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) has released its transportation-related holiday schedule changes for the observance of Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 2: (more…)
The Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection, in partnership with the Chesapeake Bay Trust, is offering $750,000 in grants through the Clean Water Montgomery Grant Program for local nonprofit organizations to fund community-driven projects aimed at improving water quality, with applications due by November 14, 2024.
Almost seven miles of bus-only lanes on state roads within Montgomery County will stay in place through at least December as part of an extended pilot project agreement among the Maryland and Montgomery County Departments of Transportation, and Metro.