People and Projects
The Division of Building Design and Construction (DBDC) is responsible for planning, designing, and constructing Montgomery 
County's public buildings to high performance standards while paying close attention to citizens' input, environmental and economic concerns.
Today, DBDC is planning, designing and constructing many public buildings including fire stations, police stations, libraries, recreational facilities, civic buildings, service depots and parking garages. 
Montgomery County, Division of Building Design and Construction is committed to providing leadership which will foster conservation, protection and improvement of the environment by planning, designing, constructing and maintaining buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly and resource-efficient. Read more
Project Management Symposium
Public Works Conference on infrastructure innovative solutions
Neighborhood Projects
- Status Updates:
- Avery Road Treatment Center - Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
- Judicial Center Annex – Renovation completed
- Long Branch Library Virtual Reopening, Monday, January 25, 2021
Visit our Neighborhood Projects page to find out on-going projects in your area!
Green Building
The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System was developed by the United State Green Buildings Council (USGBC). It identifies criteria that positively impact the energy and environmental characteristics of a building, including sustainability of a site, water efficiency, energy efficiency, materials and resources, and indoor environmental quality. Read more
Smart Growth Initiative
The County Executive has several long-range important strategic objectives. A study was performed expressly to examine the feasibility of moving and expanding existing uses to different facilities from a macroperspective that would provide the County with better long-term solutions for public facility needs. Please see the following for more information:
