Montgomery County Police and Crime Solvers of Montgomery County introduce a new anonymous tip feature for reporting crimes, offering up to $10,000 rewards.

Montgomery County police announce a sobriety checkpoint for December 5, 2025 to deter impaired driving. Location undisclosed to maximize effectiveness.

Monroe's Holiday Spark at Evergreen State Fair Park features a holiday bazaar, live entertainment, Elvis impersonation, food vendors, kid-friendly activities, private igloos, charity drives, and festive decorations from December 4-7, 2025.

DDOT to discuss the future of transportation in ANC 8C with a community meeting focused on safety and mobility, offering both in-person and online participation options.

Road closures announced for Arlington's 20th Annual Turkey Trot; police to guide traffic and enforce parking restrictions, with violators subject to ticketing or towing.

Montgomery County's ABS and UFCW Local 1994 MCGEO support the "Labor of Love" campaign to raise money for March of Dimes' maternal and newborn health initiatives.

Montgomery County conducts a Faith Community Survey to integrate houses of worship in emergency preparedness and resource access, welcoming diverse religious insights.

Montgomery County Police will hold an award ceremony on November 12, 2025, to honor officers for exemplary service, with the chief presiding and some awardees remaining anonymous.

Montgomery County campaign encourages leaving fallen leaves for environmental benefits and promotes using electric over gas-powered leaf blowers. The county's Asthma Program aims to educate the Spanish-speaking community on managing asthma.

Montgomery County offers secure shredding for locals on America Recycles Day at Montgomery College's Rockville campus, supporting privacy and recycling efforts.

The DC Police announced Special Juvenile Curfew Zones will be active from 6-11 PM, aiming to improve juvenile safety and prevent crime. Critics raise civil liberties concerns. Details are on their website.

Juvenile gathering on Halloween night in Navy Yard turned chaotic, leading to fights, traffic disruption, and a strong law enforcement response. Five arrests were made, and one officer was injured. Increased patrols are planned to prevent recurrence.

Mayor Bowser started renovations at Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary on Halloween with a themed event open to press and community, highlighting educational commitment.