It’s Monday, July 7, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check today’s weather forecast here.
1. U.S. Adaptive Open: Golfers with impairments will compete in the U.S. Adaptive Open championship starting today at Woodmont Country Club in Rockville. Last week MCM talked to Ford Martin, a Potomac native with bilateral neurogenic clubfoot who will be competing.
2. Governor Reacts to Current Political Climate: As Gov. Wes Moore revealed to a packed auditorium at Leisure World on Tuesday evening, he finds the spirit of the Administration’s landmark legislation cruel and audacious. He assured the audience that Maryland will stand strong despite external pressure.
3. Council President Briefing: At noon, County Council President Kate Stewart will hold a media availability to discuss matters including upcoming public hearings and a resolution to support early voting centers in Montgomery County for the 2026 election. The public can watch on the council’s Facebook page.
4. Municipal Monday: The Gaithersburg mayor and city council will hold a work session at 7:30 p.m. Council meetings are held at 16 South Summit Ave. and can be watched online or on the City’s cable TV channel.
5. Fire Chief Announces Changes, Goals for Coming Year: Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service begins this current fiscal year with a 6% increase in funding. It plans to use that money wisely, said Fire Chief Corey Smedley last week.
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