Montgomery Village News Articles
The Montgomery County Government and programs and services impacting county residents, will have schedule and program changes for Christmas Day, Wednesday, Dec. 25, and New Year’s Day, Wednesday, Jan. 1.
The Montgomery County Office of Consumer Protection (OCP) is alerting residents of an increase in package delivery scams involving fraudulent text messages that appear to be from the United States Postal Service (USPS). The scam, known as “smishing,” is...
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) is offering free parking in county-owned garages and lots on Saturday, Dec. 21, which is during one of the biggest shopping days of the year. Parking fees at on-street meters will still be enforced on this day.
If you have been considering installing a fence on your property, it is important to refer to your community criteria to ensure that your fence design and color are compliant. Fences are an important...
This work includes replacing the water main from Midcounty Highway to Centerway Road along Montgomery Village Avenue. This two-year project began in April 2022 and was originally anticipated to be finished toward the beginning of 2024. Due to material and other project delays,...
As a high school junior, do you have an interest in serving your community and school, and representing the youth in Montgomery Village? The Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF) Board of Directors invites you to apply for the position of Student Representative in 2025.
2024 brought much-needed developments and refurbishments to Montgomery Village, including new shade structures at David B. Humpton Park and a multi-sport court (soccer/basketball) addition at Hurley Park. As always, Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF) is committed to...
Replacing your air conditioning (A/C) unit does not have to be tricky. Modern systems are designed with clear guidelines, and many manufacturers provide detailed installation manuals and online resources that make it easier for homeowners to understand the process. Professional HVAC technicians can help to...
Trash collection is a service paid for by homeowners and managed through a contract by their local homes corporation or condominium association. Recycling is a service through Montgomery County,...
Do you have an interest in community affairs? Would you like to help your hometown flourish or shape the future of our community? Then consider service to...
Once again, the Lake Marion Lasers swim team will be selling the White House Christmas Ornament as...
Over my time with Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF), I have spent countless hours at the community centers, parks, playgrounds and sports courts; walking on paths and through...
The Hurley Park Sports Courts, located at 20737 Highland Hall Drive, are now open! We hope Montgomery Village residents will take time while they are outdoors enjoying the fall weather to play sports at our new sports courts, which are a great upgrade here in Montgomery Village!
At its October 24 meeting, the Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF) Board of Directors approved the 2025 Operating Budget, which proposed a $0.35 increase in the MVF assessment (previously estimated at $0.50) and a $2.25 increase in the Designated User (DU) assessment.
Last week, the Planning Board held two meetings as outreach opportunities for feedback on M-83, in advance of their Public Hearing to recommend...
As of Friday, October 11, the Drone as First Responder program is live in Montgomery Village....
It wouldn’t be October without the Montgomery Village Great Pumpkin Race and Fall Festival. On sunny Saturday, Oct. 5, with the temps in the 70s, pumpkins and people...
At its September 26 meeting, the Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF) Board of Directors considered and approved a number of updates to architectural criteria. Modified documents included...
Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL) and several other Maryland library systems are experiencing a system-wide network outage due to an underground fire...
On Monday, Sept. 23, Montgomery County Police Chief Marc Yamada and 6th District Police Commander Eric Stancliff, along with several staff members, provided a public safety update...
