Montgomery Village News Articles
When to call 911 versus non-emergency
by Melanie Romano, 6th District Community Services Officer, Montgomery County Police Department
Do you know when to call 911 versus the non-emergency number? Calling 911 for non-urgent situations can overwhelm the system. Instead, residents are advised to use the Montgomery County Police non-emergency line at 301-279-8000 for issues that...
President's Message: Looking ahead together
by Susan Prince, MVF Board President
Hello! I’m Susan Prince, your new Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF) Board President. In case you don’t already know me, I’m a Washington, DC native who grew up in Silver Spring and Rockville and moved to Montgomery Village...
Tell your story of Montgomery Village by posting on the MV 60th Anniversary Memory Wall
Help us tell the story of Montgomery Village – one memory at a time.
In our 60th Anniversary year, Montgomery Village is a thriving community, shaped by the people who call it home. Together, we’ve built a legacy of shared experiences, local pride and Village spirit. Together, we can...
The Foundation for Hospitality and Restaurant Management (FHRM) welcomed Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) students to participate in the 2nd Annual Crossvines Golf Tournament, proudly sponsored by CAVA. High school students from Watkins Mill, Springbrook, Seneca Valley and Walter Johnson collaborated with...
The Apple Ridge Multigolf Course is officially open. This exciting new amenity for Montgomery Village residents provides a great opportunity to get outside, soak in the natural beauty, and engage in some friendly competition. The course came to life through...
As warmer weather returns, the Montgomery County Department of Police is reminding homeowners to stay alert and take precautions when approached by individuals offering home improvement or yardwork services—particularly those...
Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF) is pleased to announce that solar panel installations at several key community facilities are...
In any given year, more than 150 volunteers in the community fill positions on the boards of directors and committees, providing oversight and advice and helping make decisions that keep neighborhoods and Montgomery Village as a whole...
