Montgomery Village News Articles
MVF seeks donations for 35th annual scholarship fund drive for Village high school seniors
The Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF), in partnership with Watkins Mill High School (WMHS) and Gaithersburg High School (GHS), has awarded scholarships to deserving Montgomery Village high school seniors totaling more than $59,600 since the fund was...
President’s Message: An investment in our community
by Doniele Ayres, MVF President
Before I bought my first home, I had a conversation with my dad, and I told him I wanted to buy a condo because “Everything was included.” He told me to be careful because...
From the EVP’s desk: Following your assessment dollars
by Mike Conroy, MVF Executive Vice President
The assessments that residents pay in any homeowners association (HOA) or condominium association (COA) are always a sensitive topic. Most would agree that living in an HOA has more benefits than not, and the services provided should be justified by...
At its February 26 meeting, the Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF) Board of Directors reviewed community initiatives, financial performance and several projects shaping...
A college education is one of the most important investments a person can make. Nymeo Federal Credit Union is dedicated to helping youth as they begin this journey by offering...
Get ready, because Montgomery Village is turning 60 years old on Saturday, Feb. 28! We are celebrating this milestone at our 60th Anniversary Kickoff Celebration on our actual anniversary from 2 to 5 p.m. at Lake Marion Community Center, 8821 East Village Avenue. This celebration will be during...
The 2026 General Assembly session began its 448th Session on January 14. Each year Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF) follows legislation in the state that proposes new or changing laws that impact homeowners associations, condominiums, and residents in the community. In partnership with our state senator and delegates we advocate for the best...
by Melanie Romano, 6th District Community Services Officer, Montgomery County Police Department
The Sergeant Patrick Kepp Act
The Sgt. Patrick Kepp Act went into effect on Oct. 1, 2025. The law strengthens penalties for reckless, negligent and aggressive driving.
This Act is named after Sgt. Patrick Kepp, a Montgomery County police officer who lost both of his legs in the line of duty in 2023 after being struck by...
