Common Sense Spending
"Control MoCo Spending" (CMS) was formed to limit the County spending to the prior year Consumer Price Index (CPI). The County Executive and County Council have a long history of lavish spending relative to our metropolitan neighbors, and raising taxes in all forms. We currently find ourselves with yet another round of tax increases occurring in under two years.
The purpose of this ballot petition is to secure enough signatures to get the question on the ballot for the 2028 election.
Objective
We want to change the County Charter to ensure that the Montgomery County Executive and County Council cannot increase spending above the prior year CPI.
How to get the job done
We were able to secure over 10,000 signatures to get term limits on the ballot in November 2024. We Can do it again!
ZTA 25-02 Workforce Housing - Development Standards Testimony
Make Your Voice Heard - Send email to County Council members by COB Monday March 24th. See email addresses below.
Abridged Testimony by Amy Waychoff, 11 March 2025
I understand the desire to find a way to provide more affordable housing for county residents struggling to make ends meet. However, I see some faults with specific details of the proposal and the way in which it has been presented to the community:
Read moreCouncil Bans Gas Leaf Blowers
The Montgomery County Council unanimously voted to ban gas powered leaf blowers.
Sign the petition against the ban:
SIGN THE PETITION
Matching Gift
BREAKING NEWS!!!
An anonymous donor with several businesses has agreed to match any donation for the next month up to the $6,000 limit.
This is an extraordinary offer!
Please help the MCGOP fight against the County Council’s overreach on:
- Increasing taxes without cutting spending,
- The gas heating ban,
- The gas blower ban,
- Housing initiatives,
- Road diets etc.
Please pitch in whatever you can now.
Please donate HERE
Thank you in advance for your support!!!
U.S. Department of Education Launches “End DEI” Portal
WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. Department of Education launched EndDEI.Ed.Gov, a public portal for parents, students, teachers, and the broader community to submit reports of discrimination based on race or sex in publicly-funded K-12 schools.