Montgomery Community Media

Eric Friedman, director of the Montgomery County Office of Consumer Protection, offers advice on how to avoid falling victim to unlicensed contractors and tree removal companies in the aftermath of the recent storm.

Tom Pogue, Community Relations Manager for Department of Transportation talks about a joint effort between Blair High School students and MCDOT to improve pedestrian safety at the Four Corners intersection. Blair students were rewarded for their creative approach to raising awareness of pedestrian safety.

The search for the county’s new Planning Director is underway. The effort involves assembling a team of nationally known planning officials to assist in the search. The Planning Board is looking for someone who can get along with various interest groups in the county including county employees, the council, various interest groups and the general […]

Following the June 29 storm, 70 Montgomery County roads were completely closed, over 200 roads were partially closed and half the county’s traffic lights were out. Here’s a look at some of the damage.

Montgomery County has expanded its recycling capability and now residents can recycle lightweight plastic known as PET 1. This is the transparent lightweight plastic commonly used to pack fruits, vegetables, prepared food etc. Being able to recycle lightweight plastic is crucial to meet the new goal set by County Executive Ike Leggett of 70% recycled […]

Captain Paul Starks of the Montgomery County Police Department talks about what the department to bring in extra officers in the aftermath of the June 29 storm to to man intersections. The police response is described as an “all boots on the ground effort.” Take a look.

Kathi Stanhope of the Montgomery County Humane Society introduces Snowball as the “Pet of the Week.” Snowball loves people and walks well on a leash. Learn more in this video. Visit the Montgomery County Humane Society for more information or call 240-773-5967

Redwiggler Farm in Clarkesburg provides vocational structure for adults with developmental disabilities to grow organic vegetables to sell or donate locally. You can find out more at Redwiggler Farm.

A look at the hundreds of volunteers, police, and others who work to make the AT&T National golf tournament a successful event.

The county’s pools are now open. The Department of Recreation has a reminder: if pools are at capacity, for safety reasons, more people will not be admitted until safe. View the entire episode of County Report this Week.