• Bill 11-22 - Buildings – Lactation Rooms in County Buildings – Required
  Require County buildings to include a lactation room for County employees or provide alternative accommodations; require employees to receive break time for lactation needs; require the County Executive to establish personnel regulations for certain accommodations; require certain educational materials posted on the County’s website; and generally, amend the law regarding buildings and personnel regulations.
• Bill 10-22 - Personnel and Human Resources – Paid Parental Leave
  Require the County to provide paid parental leave to County employees prior to the effective date of the State Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program; require the County to pay an employee’s salary, minus benefits under the State Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program, for certain leave taken under the State Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program; and generally, amend personnel and human resources laws affecting County employees
• Bill 42-21 - Child Care – Early Care and Education Coordinating Entity
  Require the Council to designate a non-profit corporation to serve as the County’s Early Care and Education Coordinating Entity. Designating an independent nonprofit entity with parents, employers and providers as key stakeholders will ensure community priorities are reflected in building a robust system that supports all residents having access to high quality, affordable early care and education.
• Bill 29-19 Health and Sanitation – Electronic Cigarettes – Distribution
  Prohibit an electronic smoking devices manufacturer from distributing electronic cigarettes to retail stores within a certain distance of certain schools; and (2) generally amend County law regarding smoking, electronic cigarettes, and health and sanitation.
• Bill 2-19 Health – Lead in Drinking Water – Schools
  Establish a County lead limit for a drinking water outlet in a public school in the County; require remediation of a drinking water outlet in an occupied public school building with a lead concentration greater than the County lead limit; and generally amending the law governing the action level for lead in drinking water outlets
• Resolution 19-1211 - Special Appropriation to the Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Budget; Montgomery County Government; Department of Health and Human Services; Pediatric Mobile Medical Vehicle; $450,000 (Source of Funds: General Fund Reserves) Amendment to Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Budget Resolution 19-872, Section G, Fiscal Year 2022 Designation of Entities for Non-Competitive Contract Award Status: Casa Ruben, Inc.
• Resolution 19-1196 - To affirm Montgomery County’s support of public health officials.
• Resolution 19-1097 - Special Appropriation to the Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Budget Montgomery County Government Department of Health and Human Services Behavioral Health and Crisis Prevention Crisis Prevention & Intervention Services-Montgomery County Hotline $350,000 (Source of Funds: General Fund Reserves) and Amendment to Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Budget Resolution 19-872 Section G, FY22 Designation of Entities for Non-Competitive Contract Award Status: EveryMind
• Resolution 19-403  - Resolution to adopt Bill 29-19, Health and Sanitation – Electronic Cigarettes – Distribution as a Board of Health Regulation.
• Resolution 19-91  - Resolution to adopt Bill 2-19, Health - Lead in Drinking Water - Schools

• Bill 3-22 - Legislative Branch - Climate Assessments – Required
  Require the Director of the Office of Legislative Oversight to prepare a climate assessment for each bill; require the Planning Board to prepare a climate assessment for each zoning text amendment, master plan, and master plan amendment; specify the required contents of a climate assessment; require the publication of climate assessment templates; and generally amend the law governing the enactment of legislation.
• Bill 44-21 -- Montgomery County Green Bank - Funding - Fuel-energy tax revenue
  Require the Council to annually appropriate 10% of the fuel-energy tax revenue to the County Green Bank; establish a dedicated County funding source for the Green Bank; and restrict the use of the funds by the Green Bank; and generally amend the law governing the Green Bank and the use of the fuel-energy tax revenue.
• Bill 5-21 - Agricultural Land Preservation – Solar Collection System – Dedication of Business Personal Property Tax Revenue
  Dedicate business personal property tax revenue received for certain solar collection systems for the Agricultural Land Preservation Fund; increase the land in the County preserved for agricultural uses; and generally amend the law governing the preservation of land for agricultural uses.
• Bill 10-20 - Property Tax Credit - Energy and Environmental Design - Eligibility Criteria and Amounts of Credit
  Alter the eligibility criteria for the property tax credit for energy and environmental design; alter the amounts and durations of the property tax credit for energy and environmental design by type of building; and alter annual limits on the total amounts of property tax credits granted by the County for energy and environmental design
• Bill 7-19 Environmental Sustainability – Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program – New Construction
  Expand the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program to new construction; and generally amend County laws related to the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program and environmental sustainability.

Recreation

• Bill 6-22 - Recreation – Montgomery County Sports Advisory Committee – Established
  Establish a Montgomery County Sports Commission Advisory Committee; specify the membership and responsibilities of the Commission Committee; provide for the staffing of the Commission Committee; and generally, amend the law regarding recreation and advisory boards.
• Bill 2-20 Bicycles - Registration – Amendments
  Permit voluntary registration of a bicycle owned by a County resident for personal use; require the registration of a bicycle provided for rent in the County; repeal the authority to impound an unregistered bicycle owned by a County resident for personal use; repeal the authority to deposit the proceeds from the sale of an impounded or abandoned bicycle in the Police Relief and Retirement Fund; and generally amend the laws governing the use of a bicycle in the County.
• Resolution 19-1202 -- Special Appropriation to the Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Budget Montgomery County Government Department of Recreation Expansion of Sports Leagues for Girls $100,000 (Source of Funds: General Fund Reserves)
• Resolution 19-946 - Completing the Capital Trails Network and Capital Trails Coalition Top 40 Priority Projects

• Bill 4-22 - Human Rights and Civil Liberties - Public Accommodations - Gender Inclusive Restrooms
  Require gender-inclusive restrooms in certain places of public accommodation and County owned buildings; and generally, amend the law regarding prohibited discrimination in public accommodations.
• Bill 44-20- Racial Equity and Social Justice - Impact Statements - Advisory Committee Amendments
  Require a racial equity and social justice impact statement for each zoning text amendment; add 2 public members to the Racial Equity and Social Justice Advisory Committee; authorize the Executive to establish one or more task forces to study and make recommendations on a specific issue; and (generally amend the law governing Racial Equity and Social Justice.
• Bill 28-20 - - Human Rights and Civil Liberties - Discrimination in Public Accommodations - LGBTQ Bill of Rights
  Prohibit discriminatory practices against certain individuals in places of public accommodation, including nursing homes and other facilities; require certain notices to individuals; and generally amend the laws regarding prohibited discrimination in places of public accommodation
• Bill 27-19 Administration – Human Rights - Office of Racial Equity and Social Justice – Racial Equity and Social Justice Advisory Committee – Established
  stablish a racial equity and social justice program;  establish an Office of Racial Equity and Social Justice in the Executive Branch; remove the Chief Equity Officer position in the Office of the Executive as a non-merit position; require the Executive to adopt, by Method 2 regulation, a racial equity and social justice action plan for the County; require each Department and Office to develop a racial equity and social justice action plan; require the Executive Director of the Office of Legislative Oversight to submit a racial equity and social justice impact statement to the Council for each Bill; require the Executive to explain how and for each management initiative or program in the recommended budget would promote racial equity and social justice; establish a Racial Equity and Social Justice Advisory Committee and set forth the composition, compensation, and duties of the Committee; require the Planning Board to consider racial equity and social justice impact when preparing a Master Plan; and generally amend the law governing racial equity and social justice.
• Resolution 19-1058 - Resolution to Support Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments’ Endorsing Equity Emphasis Area as a Key Planning Concept and Tool to Inform Decision Making and Action
• Resolution 19-815 - Resolution in support of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG) Resolution supporting Statehood for the District of Columbia
• R esolution 19-364 - Support for District of Columbia Statehood
• Resolution 19-744 - To reaffirm Montgomery County’s commitment to combat hate and extremism.
• Resolution 19-301 - Supporting Refugee Resettlement In Montgomery County
• Resolution 19-366 - Montgomery County Council Urges the United States Congress to promptly adopt comprehensive immigration reform that will protect immigrants and their families and oppose any federal regulatory change that would negatively affect them.

• Resolution 19-1226 - Resolution in Support of the Francis G. Newlands Memorial Removal Act
• Resolution 19-24 - Remembrance and Reconciliation Commission
• Resolution 19-1186 - Biohealth Opportunity Zone Incentive Program: grants to attract Biohealth Priority Campuses in County Opportunity Zones

• Bill 10-21 - Economic Development - Economic Development Strategic Plan - Economic Development Corporation – Duties
  Transfer the drafting of the County’s Economic Development Strategic Plan from the Executive to the County’s Economic Development Corporation; require the Executive to provide comments to the Council on each draft Plan by a date certain; require the Council to adopt the Plan by a date certain; and generally amend the law governing the County’s economic development.
• Bill 38-21 - Economic Development Fund – Local Business Child Care Grant Program
  Consistent with the Economic Development Platform, the main purposes of Bill 38-21 are to decrease the costs of doing business in the County, and to attract and retain businesses in the County. The bill also would support businesses’ efforts to subsidize childcare for their employees.
• Bill 14-21E - Finance - Working Families Income Supplement
  Would alter certain requirements for residents to qualify for Working Families Income Supplement.
• Bill 3-21 - Special Taxing Area Laws – Silver Spring Business Improvement District 
  Establish a business improvement district in Silver Spring; establish guidelines for the District and authorize a district corporation to manage the District; and authorize a tax on nonexempt property located in the District to finance the operations of the district corporation.
• Bill 23-19 - Cybersecurity Investment Incentive Tax Credit Supplement-Amendments
  Allow a qualified investor to receive the cybersecurity investment incentive tax credit supplement; and generally amend the law related to the cybersecurity investment incentive tax credit supplement.
• Bill 17-20E Carryout Bag Tax – Suspension- Expedited Bill 17-20
  Would suspend the imposition of the carryout bag tax until 15 days after the conclusion of the Maryland state of emergency. Within 7 days after the state of emergency ceases, Bill 17-20 would require the County Executive to notify retail establishments and the public of the date on which the imposition of the carryout bag tax will resume.
• Bill 9-20 Economic Development Fund - Local Business Child Care Grant Program – Established
  Establish a Local Business Child Care Grant Program; provide for the administration and eligibility criteria of the program; and require regulations to implement the program.
• Resolution 19-690 -  Special Appropriation to the Fiscal Year 2021 Operating Budget Montgomery County Government, Community Engagement Cluster, Support for COVID-19 Response – Winterization for Streeteries, $1,250,000 (Source of Funds: General Fund Reserves)
• R esolution 19-1233 - Special Appropriation to the Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Budget Montgomery County Government, Incubator Programs – Economic Development Partnership Non-Departmental Account, $789,000 (Source of Funds: General Fund Reserves)
• Resolution 19-998 - Resolution to Support Changes to State Legislation Enabling the Creation of Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) in Montgomery County
• Resolution 19-669 - Amendment to Resolution 19-646; Office of the County Executive; COVID-19 Response: Tourism Stabilization Grant Program
• Resolution 19-300 - Economic Development Platform for Montgomery County
• Resolution 19-389 - Resolution to support the Community Reinvestment Act

• Bill 26-21 Taxation - Payments in Lieu of Taxes - Affordable Housing Amendments

• Bill 7-20  Interagency Commission on Homelessness - Membership and Duties

• Bill 29-20 Taxation - Payments in Lieu of Taxes - WMATA property - Established

• Resolution 19-284 Resolution to Support Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments’ (MWCOG) Regional Housing Targets for Montgomery County

• Bill 6-19 Landlord – Tenant Relations – Termination of Lease – Tenant Health and Safety

• Bill 22-19  Accessory Dwelling Unit – Licensing- Requirements- Amendments

• Bill 6-21 - Finance – Revenue Estimating Group – Established
  Establish a Revenue Estimating Group to review and forecast County revenues; provide for membership and duties of the Group; and generally amend the law governing the review and forecast of County revenues.
• Bill 39-21 - Taxation – Public Safety Officers – Public Safety Emergency Communications Specialists – Property Tax Credit
  Would establish a County property tax credit for a full-time sworn police officer, firefighter, emergency medical technician, or a public safety emergency communications specialist employed by the County. The purpose of the Bill is to increase the number of County employees occupying these positions who reside in the County and help recruit and retain these employees.
• Bill 43-20 - Non-merit Employees - Merit System Employees - Severance Pay
  Would prohibit severance pay for a County employee unless authorized by law and prohibit severance pay for certain employees who violate the Ethics Law.
• Bill 42-20 - Ethics - Public Accountability and Transparency - Amendments
  Require the Executive to disclose a proposed employment contract with an appointee to a non-merit position and any employment contract with an employee currently serving in a non-merit position to the Council; include the sale or promotion of certain intellectual property by a public employee as other employment; prohibit a public employee who has received compensation from an individual or organization in the previous 12 months from participating in a procurement with that individual or organization; require a public employee who participates in a procurement process with an individual or organization seeking to do business with the County that compensated the public employee for services performed more than 12 months before the participation began to disclose the prior relationship to the Procurement Director; require an elected official or non-merit employee to disclose, with some exceptions, the source of each fee greater than $1,000 received for services in a financial disclosure statement; and prohibit the Chief Administrative Officer from engaging in other employment.
• Bill 40-20E - Uniform Trader's License Fee
  Would select a uniform trader’s license fee of $15 within the unincorporated parts of the County. This selection is authorized under Section 17-1807.1 of the Business Regulation Article of the Maryland Code.
• Bill 31-20 - Public Campaign Financing - Amendments
  Amend the County public campaign financing system; • alter the maximum contribution limits; allow participating candidates to carryover certain funds under certain circumstances; require an audit of the public campaign financing system after the general election in an election cycle; and alter the penalties for willful violations of the public campaign financing system.
• Bill 29-20 - Taxation - Payments in Lieu of Taxes - WMATA property
  Would require the Director of Finance to offer a payment in lieu of taxes for a residential or commercial high-rise building constructed by a private developer on property leased from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) at a Metro Station. The Bill would require the payment in lieu of taxes that would exempt 100% of the real property tax that would otherwise be levied for a period of 15 years beginning in the year a use and occupancy permit is issued for the qualifying development.
• Bill 40-19E Inspector General- Staff- Hiring Amendments
  Authorize the Inspector General to hire one or more deputies as a term merit employee;  authorize the Inspector General to hire other staff of the Office as a merit employee; and  generally amend the law governing the staff of the Inspector General.
• Bill 10-19 : Legislative Branch – Economic Impact Statements – Amendments
  Require the Director of the Office of Legislative Oversight to prepare an economic impact statement for each bill; amend the required contents of an economic impact statement: require an economic impact statement for each bill before it is enacted; and generally amend the law governing the enactment of legislation.
• Bill 39-19 Contracts and Procurement – Local Small Business Reserve Program (LSBRP) – Amendments
  Define a direct purchase; alter the definition of a local small business to permit the participation of non-profit organizations; increase the minimum percentage of contracts that must be awarded to small businesses; establish a goal to award certain direct purchases to local small businesses; alter reporting requirements; and generally, amend the Local Small Business Reserve Program.
• Bill 21-19E Property tax credit - elderly individuals and retired military services member – surviving spouse
  Expand the property tax credit for surviving spouses of retired military services members; and generally amend the property tax credit for elderly individuals and retired military services members.
• Bill 13-19 County Property – Disposition – Reuse Analysis
  Modify the procedures for disposition of County property; require the Executive to submit a reuse analysis to the County Council; and generally amend the County law regarding disposition of County property.
• Bill 4-19 Personnel – Merit System - Requesting Salary History – Prohibited
  Prohibit the County from requesting salary history from an applicant for County employment; prohibit the County from relying on salary history to determine an applicant’s starting salary; and amending the law governing the County merit system.
• Resolution 19-1174 -  Special Appropriation to the Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Budget Montgomery County Government, Payments to Municipalities Non-Departmental Account, $5,000,000 (Source of Funds: General Fund Reserves)
• Resolution 19-575 - Proposed Amendment to County Charter
• Resolution 19-408 - Special Appropriation to the Fiscal Year 2020 Operating Budget Montgomery County Government Conference and Visitors Bureau Non-Departmental Account Support for COVID-19 Response - Hotel or Motel Rooms for Medical and Front-Line Staff $250,000 (Source of Funds: General Fund Reserves) Non-Competitive Contract Award Status: Conference and Visitors Bureau of Montgomery County, Maryland Inc.
• Resolution 19-400  - Amendment to Resolution 19-128, Approval and Appropriation for the FY 2020 Operating Budget of the Montgomery County Government, Budget Provision #6, Council Authorization for Non-Competitive Contract Award Status
• Resolution 19-388 - Options for the Approval of and Appropriation for the FY 2021 Operating Budget
• Resolution 19-336 - Special Appropriation to the FY20 Operating Budget Montgomery County Government Bethesda Urban District Pike District Placemaking Study, $60,000

• Bill 4-21 - Weapons – Protection of Minors and Public Places - Restrictions Against Ghost Guns and Undetectable Guns
  Define terms related to firearm laws; restrict the manufacture, possession, use, sale, and transfer of ghost guns, undetectable guns, and certain other firearms with respect to minors; restrict the manufacture, possession, use, sale, and transfer of ghost guns, undetectable guns, and certain other firearms within 100 yards of places of public assembly; and generally amend the law regarding firearms and other weapons.
• Bill 33-19 Police – Community Policing
  Set certain community policing guidelines; require the Montgomery County Police Department to make certain reports; make certain legislative findings; and generally amend the law governing policing.
• Bill 40-18   Secondhand Personal Property – Dealers – License
  Exclude certain personal property from the definition of secondhand personal property; provide that a secondhand personal property dealer license expires one year from the date of issuance; and generally amend County laws related to secondhand personal property.
• Bill 45-20 Police - Community Policing - Data
  Require the Montgomery County Police Department to make certain reports; require the Montgomery County Police Department to post certain datasets on Data Montgomery; and generally amend the law governing policing
• Bill 27-20E Police - Regulations - Use of Force Policy
  Require the Police Chief to adopt a policy directive regarding the use of force; require the use of force policy to include certain minimum standards; and generally amend the County law regarding use of force by members of the police and policing.
• Bill 21-22E Weapons-Firearms In or Near Places of Public Assembly
  Prohibit the possession of firearms in or near places of public assembly, with certain exemptions; remove an exemption that allows individuals with certain handgun permits to possess handguns within 100 yards of a place of public assembly: and generally amend the law regarding restrictions against firearms in the County.
• Bill 1-19 Police - Officer Involved Death - Independent Investigation
  Require an independent investigation of an officer involved death; establish qualifications for an independent investigation of an officer involved death; require the independent investigators to submit a final written report to the State’s Attorney; make the written report public under certain circumstances; and generally amend the law governing investigations of an officer involved death

• Bill 38-19: Streets and Roads - Permit to Obstruct Public Rights-of-Way – Amendments
  Require the Executive to adopt certain regulations regarding permits to close curb lanes, sidewalks, or shared use paths in the public rights-of-way; limit the circumstances in which the Department of Permitting Services may grant a permit to close a curb lane, sidewalk, or shared use path in a public right-of-way; require the Director of Permitting Services to publish certain information regarding permits to close public rights-of-way; and generally amend the law regarding permits to obstruct public rights-of-way.
• Resolution 19-1091 - Special Appropriation to the Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Budget, Montgomery County Government, Office of the County Executive – Purple Line Light Rail Project Business Grant Program, $231,000 and Amendment to the FY22 Operating Budget Resolution 19-872, Section G, Fiscal Year 2022 Designation for Entities for Non-Competitive Contract Award Status – Latino Economic Development Corporation for Purple Line Light Rail Project Business Grant Program, $231,000 (Source of Funds: State Aid)
• Resolution 19-1059 - Resolution to Support Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments’ Endorsing High-Capacity Transit Areas as a Key Planning Concept and Tool to Inform Decision Making and Action