Planning Director Rollin Stanley's new blog highlights concepts and strategies, using images, videos and examples from around the world to encourage people to think differently about how we plan communities. Latest post: using historic tax credits to renovate homes and buildings.
The detailed report identifies trends in market conditions, household characteristics, employment, housing, and more -- both countywide and by Council district. View more streamlined reports highlighting specific data trends.
Schools are back in session and pedestrian safety is more important than ever. Read a planner's thoughts about school-age pedestrians on The Straight Line blog.
As part of an initiative to "green" the Department's headquarters, staff volunteers tend a new vegetable plot that demonstrates the benefits of urban gardening.
Redeem a $25 coupon good on trees costing $75 or more at participating nurseries through the Planning Department program promoting tree-planting.
Planners are working with a consultant team to overhaul the code, starting with agricultural and residential districts and uses.
Do you have a forest conservation easement on or near your property? Easements protect forests on private land by limiting certain activities, part of the Planning Board's emphasis on forest conservation. Now you can locate areas under easement using our online map.
Learn more about the status of the ICC and the Planning Board's role, including how to create an 18-mile cross-county hiker-biker trail envisioned to run parallel with the highway.
To showcase how the Montgomery County Planning Board and professional planning staff are working to enhance quality of life in our community, check out our cable programs, Growing Right and Montgomery Plans.