MCPD released its daily crime summary for Wednesday, May 20, highlighting several incidents reported across Montgomery County police districts.
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The Montgomery County Council on Thursday approved the County’s $7.9 billion Fiscal Year 2027 Operating Budget, the $1.3 billion FY27 Capital Budget, and the $6.3 billion FY27-32 Capital Improvements Program following weeks of deliberations. (more…)
MCPD shared the following daily crime summary for incidents reported on May 19, 2026:
Councilmember Evan Glass is calling for structural reforms to Montgomery County Public Schools and the Montgomery County Board of Education, including adding a representative appointed by the County Executive to the school board. (more…)
Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has lifted its health advisory for the Potomac River following months of monitoring tied to the Potomac Interceptor collapse and sewage leak earlier this year. (more…)
Montgomery County has released its Memorial Day holiday schedule, outlining closures and service changes for Monday, May 25. (more…)
On Monday, Governor Wes Moore announced $56.8 million in new energy efficiency grants that will fund 127 projects across Maryland, including upgrades at schools, government buildings, nonprofits, and residential properties. The grants, administered through the Maryland Energy Administration, are intended to lower energy costs, modernize infrastructure, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions statewide. (more…)
Montgomery County Recreation’s outdoor pool season will begin Saturday, May 23, with the County’s seven outdoor pools opening for pre-season weekend operations as warmer weather arrives across the region. (more…)
Drivers should expect significant delays in the Bethesda area due to a water main break on Bradley Boulevard.
Montgomery County Police released its daily crime summary Tuesday, detailing incidents reported across the county on May 18, including burglaries, vehicle thefts, catalytic converter thefts, and an aggravated assault involving a firearm.
Go to MCPD Daily Crime Summary for May 18 Includes Shooting, Burglaries and Vehicle Thefts
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Montgomery County officials say the number of people experiencing homelessness declined in 2026, according to the County’s latest Point-in-Time count, with leaders crediting expanded housing investments and rapid rehousing efforts for families.