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The Mid-County Service Center links the 220,000 citizens and businesses located in the Aspen Hill, Forest Glen, Kemp Mill, Kensington, Olney, Upper Rock Creek, and Wheaton Planning Areas with the Montgomery County Maryland governmental Departments and Agencies.
Director's Open House - If You Are in The Area, Please Stop By!
Any questions, concerns and comments about local issues? Ready to discuss them? Stop by and chat with Natalie Cantor, Director of the Mid-County Regional Services Center!
When: Thursday, November 19, any time between 9 and 10:30 a.m. at Mid-County Regional Center (2424 Reedie Drive, Wheaton 20902). See the map
CENSUS 2010 IS COMING!
 "It’s Easy, It’s Important, It’s Safe."
Spending just a few minutes to fill out your census form will help ensure your community gets its fair share of federal and state funding. And, data about changes in your community are crucial to many planning decisions, such as where to provide services for the elderly, where to build new roads and schools, or where to locate job training centers. To learn more go to http://2010.census.gov/2010census/about_2010_census/
The Mid-County Regional Center has partnered with Census 2010 to help spread the word about importance of filling out the Census form. U.S. Census Day is April 1, 2010.You can help by "taking the pledge" to spread the word that everyone counts and everyone needs to be counted.
Join our Mid-County Complete Count Committee today! For just a little of your time, you can help us organize our community and reach our goal of getting everyone counted. For more information call 240-777-8100.
Plan for Success
The Montgomery County Women’s Bar Foundation is sponsoring its 9th annual “Preparing for Success” Fall Forum on Saturday, November 21, 2009, at Montgomery College, Rockville Campus (51 Mannakee Street, Rockville, MD 20850). Registration is in the Theatre Arts Building.The program has won three awards, from the Maryland State Bar Association for “Best Service to the Public Project Award,” from the Montgomery County Bar Association and from the National Conference of Women’s Bar Associations for their 2009 “Public Service Award.” This program is free of charge and open to high school students in public, private and alternative schools, as well as girls in independent living programs. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided. The day will conclude with a “Right Look” fashion show. Free bus transportation will be provided from the following schools: Gaithersburg HS, Watkins Mill HS, Quince Orchard HS, Montgomery Blair HS, Einstein HS, Paint Branch HS and Blake HS. For more information click here
Act now to preserve neighborhood Quality of Life! Find out about immediate action needed to support County Executive Isiah Leggett’s package of “Quality of Life” Code Enforcement reforms
To see the recent Division of Highways Services' activities report of Mid-County area, click here |
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