Montgomery Community Media

Montgomery County’s Office of Public Information received three National Association of Counties (NACo) Achievement Awards this year for outstanding programs. The following programs received awards: Montgomery Al Dia. Emergency Medical Services Transport Reimbursement Law Public Education Campaign. MC311 Customer Service Center and Website. Montgomery Al Dia (Montgomery Today), hosted by Lorna Virgili, is a new […]

Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner said he tried to vote early but the lines were too long. Take a look.

During Hurricane Sandy Montgomery County’s MC311 service remained open around the clock and handled approximately 4,000 inquiries from residents. Most calls related to reporting downed trees, flooding, and asking when recycling and trash removal services would resume. Dwayne Jenkins, MC311 Supervisor provides some details, take a look. Visit our PEG partner County Cable Montgomery to […]

In preparation for the arrival and impact of Hurricane Sandy, Montgomery County has issued the following updates and reminders for residents: Public Schools Closed Montgomery County Public Schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday, October 29 and 30. All community use activities in public schools are cancelled Monday and Tuesday, as well. Scheduled Recreation Activities […]

Montgomery County’s Department of Health and Human Services has redesigned its website to make it more user-friendly. Take a tour of the revamped site in this video. The Department of Health and Human Services also reminds residents MOntgomery County clinics will begin providing flu shots free of charge, by appointment only, beginning at the end […]

Montgomery County is working to streamline the process of permitting approval. Montgomery County Council member Nancy Floreen explains in this interview that changes are long overdue. Visit our PEG partner County Cable Montgomery to view more of its local programming.

During County Council President Roger Berliner’s October 1st press conference, MyMCMedia’s Sonya Burke asked Berliner about the emails his office is receiving concerning the environmental impact of development near Ten Mile Creek. Take a listen.

Here’s the scoop from Montgomery County government for Wednesday, July 4: County Offices – closed Libraries – closed County liquor stores – open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Recreation – indoor and outdoor aquatic facilities will be open as scheduled. Administrative offices, senior centers and community centers are closed; all classes, including aquatics classes, […]