Thanksgiving Trash/Recycling Collection For Thursday, November 26, 2020 Thanksgiving Day – There will be no pick-up on Thursday. Recyclables and trash will be picked up on Friday, November 27, 2020
COVID-19 Update June 2, 2020 On March 13, 2020, the Town of Laytonsville Town Hall was closed because of the Covid-19 virus crisis. Our Town is contemplating the process of opening social-distancing guidelines and determining what actions are necessary to safeguard the public, residents and staff. Many of you are undoubtedly wondering when we will once again be able to meet on a face to face basis. I want you to know that that question is also on my mind and on the minds of the Council and Staff. We have been discussing that topic and making some initial plans. I cannot give you a timeline or firm details yet, because we are still awaiting further guidance from the State and County, but I think we can safely say that, just as for the rest of the society, the return of our normal activities to a new normal will be a process. Even when we are able to open the Town Hall, things will initially be very different than what we are used to. Various social distancing and other protective measures will be in place. There may be limits on using Town facilities and there will undoubtedly be changes to our physical availability. I am proud of the exceptional service that our staff have continuously provided to our citizens. Beginning in April, we have utilized Zoom to reach our Council, staff and residents during this time of distancing. It would be reasonable to expect virtual Town meetings to continue. Thank you for being considerate and for your patience. Please check the Town’s webpage for activities and information. James A. Ruspi, Mayor Town of Laytonsville --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- T. V. Barbershop is open by appointment only! 6834 Olney-Laytonsville Road Call 301-208-1025 for an appointment. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-1-1 MarylandEvery hour of every day, people need essential human services. They are looking for help finding affordable housing, food, employment training, utility payment assistance, services for their children or aging parents, and many other issues. 2-1-1 Maryland is partnership of four agencies working together to provide simple access to health and human services information. 2-1-1 is an easy to remember telephone number that connects people with important community services. Our specially trained call specialists answer calls 24 hours a day, every day of the year. The 2-1-1 database has information on nearly 5,000 agencies and programs across the state. Each week 2-1-1 Maryland handles thousands of calls from people in need, providing referrals to services and helping people problem-solve when the services they need are not available. For additional information, visit their website at https://211md.org/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to the the Town of Laytonsville...we hope you enjoy your visit!Laytonsville is a small municipality located in beautiful Montgomery County, Maryland, about 25 miles north of the White House. We welcome your thoughts, ideas and input on what we can do to make the town and this web site better. Please let us know if you think something needs to be repaired, improved or changed. Residents of the town may be interested in looking at the minutes of the Town Council meetings, Town Services, Town Ordinances, the Town Services and Public Notices. We take pride in being the government closest to the people.
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