It’s Friday, May 22, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check the weather forecast here.
1. Final Budget Vote: On Thursday, County Councilmembers took a final 9-2 vote to approve a $7.9 billion operating budget, including no property tax rate increase, a new progressive income tax structure, and elimination of the $692 Income Tax Offset Credit (ITOC).
Council officially approves $7.9 billion budget with new progressive income taxes, no ITOC
2. Residents who received wrong mail-in ballots to receive replacements by May 29: Some Montgomery County voters may have received two mail-in ballots because of a printing error that affected about 500,000 voters statewide, according to the Maryland State Board of Elections.
Montgomery County residents who received wrong mail-in ballots to receive replacements by May 29
3. Congress Presses DC Water on Potomac Interceptor Collapse:
4. Food Drive: The annual Ride On Food Drive runs Friday through Sunday, May 31. Non-perishable foods can be dropped off on Ride On, extRa, Flex and Flash buses. See more here
5. County Outdoor Pools Open Saturday: The county’s seven outdoor pools will open Saturday for the summer season.
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