It’s Tuesday, Dec. 3, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check today’s weather forecast here.
1. On-the-Spot Admissions: From 3-6 p.m. at Richard Montgomery High School, representatives from several universities and local and regional colleges will offer on-the-spot admissions to Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) seniors.
Universities to Offer On-the-Spot Admissions to MCPS Students at Tuesday Event
2. Council Meeting: The county council will meet today starting at 9 a.m. with separate proclamations recognizing Rosa Parks Day and the Olney Chamber of Commerce’s 60th Anniversary. The meeting will be livestreamed here.
3. Executive Office Building to be Renamed: The Executive Office Building on Monroe Street in Rockville will be renamed after former County Executive Isiah “Ike” Leggett, Council President Andrew Friedson announced Monday.
4. Officer Vacancy Rate: There is a 13% vacancy rate for sworn Montgomery County Police officers, and it could worsen during 2025 when 30 officers are eligible to retire when the department’s enhanced retirement plan goes into effect.
‘Dire Straits’: Police, Councilmembers Seek Ways to Deal With 13% Officer Vacancy Rate
5. ICYMI: A Germantown family is inviting the community to enjoy a Christmas-themed light display and holiday trail through Jan. 5. The free event includes snow and smoke machines, synchronized music, and a variety of handmade decorations.
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