The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office warns of scam calls targeting elderly residents, where scammers pose as officers demanding money for fake warrants. They advise the public to verify such calls and report any incidents to the police.

The U.S. Park Police Horse Mounted Patrol ensures safety in D.C., fostering community relations through friendly public interactions and patrolling landmarks.

President Trump proclaimed June 15, 2025, as Father's Day, praising fathers’ roles and outlining policies supporting them, including family values and opposition to gender ideology.

A new bill proposes the largest tax cut in history for working and middle-class Americans, including significant tax reductions for earners between $30,000 and $80,000, as well as various other financial benefits.

DC firefighters from Engine Co. 17, Rescue Squad 2 & Truck Co. 4 were honored with the Unit Citation at FireHouse Magazine's 2024 Valor and Community Service Awards for a daring rescue from a collapsed, burning building.

Glencarlyn Days Pancake Breakfast brought together residents and local law enforcement for a community-building event featuring a shared meal and interaction.

The latest Department of Permitting Services podcast episode discusses building safety and how the County ensures emergency access for fire and EMT services.

Montgomery County leaders will honor 56 homeless individuals who died in 2024 and 2025, highlighting their commitment to ending homelessness in the community.

The Interior Department initiates the repeal of 18 outdated BLM regulations to boost energy autonomy and economic growth, in line with Trump's deregulation goals.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office commemorated deceased law enforcement canines, emphasizing their handlers' deep bonds with them and inviting community tribute.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office is actively recruiting at local events like Brunswick's Springfest, as seen on their Facebook page. They're using community engagement to attract new law enforcement candidates.

Plans for Trump's birthday military parade in DC, potentially causing $16 million in street damage, are a concern for infrastructure and budget. The Army plans to use steel plates to protect roads and will cover restoration costs.

Redland Middle School won the "Paint the Plow" contest by the Montgomery County Department of Transportation, with a design honoring public works heroes.