Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich Joined by State and Local Officials to Celebrate Latest Minimum Wage Increase for Montgomery County on July 1
County Executive Marc Elrich was joined by State and local officials, along with workers and community leaders, at the Wheaton Community Recreation Center to celebrate the increase of the minimum wage that went into effect in Montgomery County on Thursday, July 1.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich Releases Preliminary Audit Report of Montgomery County Police Department
Marc Elrich has announced his recommendations for reimagining public safety in Montgomery County, with the goal to create a more equitable and inclusive county by promoting safe neighborhoods and communities that are better for all residents, according to a press release.
Montgomery County ABS (Formerly DLC) Releases Beer for 70th Anniversary
The Montgomery County Department of Alcohol Beverage Services is celebrating its 70th anniversary today, July 1, 2021, and has announced the release of a special IPA to mark the occasion.
Unlicensed Plumbers and Gasfitters Increasing—and Should Be Avoided—Warns Montgomery County Office of Consumer Protection
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Montgomery County Government Holiday Schedule for the Independence Day Weekend, July 4-5
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Possibilities Grow as Amazon Announces Funding for Affordable Housing On Metro Stations; Grosvenor project starts moving
Montgomery County to Close Germantown Mass Vaccination Site and Move Several Vaccination Sites
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Montgomery County Minimum Wage Increases on July 1
The latest round of minimum wage increases in Montgomery County will take effect July 1st and the minimum wage for large employers will increase to $15 an hour.
Montgomery County Joins Capital Area Solar Co-Op, Creating the Nation’s First Regional Solar Co-Op; Solar Energy World Is Chosen Installer in Maryland
For Immediate Release: Friday, June 25, 2021
Montgomery County to Install ‘Dynamic Speed Signs’ Informing Drivers of Their Actual Speed on Brink Road in Gaithersburg
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) will be installing permanent, “dynamic speed signs” (DSS) on Brink Road in Gaithersburg to provide real-time speeds to drivers. The campaign is a pilot program under the Montgomery County Vision Zero initiative to eliminate severe injuries and fatalities from traffic-related incidents by 2030. Two signs will face eastbound traffic and two will face westbound.
Montgomery County to Host Online Conversation About Addiction and Available Services Wednesday, June 30
For Immediate Release: Thursday, June 24, 2021