Montgomery Community Media

County Council President Roger Berliner and Fairfax Board of Supervisors Sharon Bulova are attempting to allow traffic to use the shoulders on the approach to the American Legion Bridge. Together the county leaders jointly wrote to their respective state leaders requesting this in an attempt to prevent gridlock when Virginia’s HOT lanes open. Visit our […]

Montgomery County received $40 million in federal funding for the construction of an underpass beneath Wisconsin Avenue connecting NIH and Walter Reed Medical Center and the Metro station. The funds are being used to address traffic congestion resulting from the move of Walter Reed Medical Center to Montgomery County under the Base Realignment and Closure […]

At his October 1st press conference, Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner said he hopes the Pepco contract negotiations do not lead to the need for replacement officials. Take a look.

At his October 1st press conference, Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner talks about the looming possibility sequestration on Montgomery County and the county’s ability to absorb the negative impact of sequestration.

Montgomery County County President Roger Berliner made a humorous comment regarding police bargaining during his October 1 press conference. Take a look.

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.

During his October 1, 2012 press conference Roger Berliner discussed the “hot button” issue of the envirnmental impact of development in Clarksburg on Ten Mile Creek.

During his October 1st press conference Council President Roger Berliner discussed “Utility 2.0” and his efforts to make Montgomery County a “pilot” for what a public utility should look like in the 21 century. Berliner explains the steps being taken to create momentum for a very reliable more decentralized electrical grid.

Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett today (Sept. 27) announced that Montgomery County has retained its AAA bond rating from all three bond rating agencies — Standard & Poor’s, Fitch and Moody’s – the highest possible rating. Among other accomplishments, the rating agencies cited the county’s economic base and strong financial management including measures taken to […]

In a letter dated Sept. 25, Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner declines an invitation by Lanny Davis, attorney for the Montgomery County Fraternal Order of Police, to a series of debates regarding the issue of effects bargaining, which will appear on the Nov. ballot as Question B. You can read the entire letter here.