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Council amends Riemer's 5G zoning amendment, final vote next week

share this County Council members on Tuesday made more changes to a proposal that would help pave the way for 5G service to expand in Montgomery County. The zoning text amendment sets limits on where and how 5G small cell antennas and equipment can be placed in residential areas countywide.  The smaller equipment used for 5G networks can be placed closer together. That creates a more robust, faster network, versus 4G towers, which often stretch hundreds of feet into the air and are more spaced out. The small cell antennas for 5G can also be placed on existing utility poles or similar structures. Overall, 5G provides greater speeds and data transfer than 4G technology.

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Release Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich Joined by State and Local Officials to Celebrate Latest Minimum Wage Increase for Montgomery County on July 1 For Immediate Release: Thursday, July 1, 2021 County Executive Marc Elrich was joined by State and local officials, along with workers and community leaders, at the Wheaton Community Recreation Center to celebrate the increase of the minimum wage that went into effect in Montgomery County on Thursday, July 1. Sponsored by then-County Councilmember Marc Elrich and signed into law on Nov. 17, 2017, Bill 28-17 raises the minimum wage incrementally, each July 1, reaching $15 per hour for large employers this year. “I was proud to champion the increase in minimum wage when I was a County Councilmember and pleased to see that it has finally reached $15 per hour for large employers,” said Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich. “Montgomery County has been at the forefront of minimum wage policies and this increase will

Breakfast links: Region's governments closed Friday in honor of Juneteenth – Greater Greater Washington

Montgomery County Councilmember Evan Glass to host several Pride events throughout June

Montgomery County Councilmember Evan Glass has announced a slate of virtual and in-person events to celebrate Pride Month in D.C.'s suburbs.