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FAQ List

Animals

Call 311, the Montgomery County Service line, or click here to fill out a county Service Request. They will pick up the animal.
Call 301-279-8000, Montgomery County Police, Animal Service Division.
Call 301-279-8000, Montgomery County Police, Animal Service Division.

Calendar

The calendar is online here.

Codes and Regulations

Yes.
Candidates are nominated for elective office at a town meeting in March or by petition signed by ten registered voters and filed in the town office at least 21 days before the election. 
The Building Code is available to view or download on the website here.
The code can be viewed or downloaded from the website here.

Committees

Committees have varying terms of service and appointment protocols. Contact the Town Manager to indicate your interest. The Town Office telephone is 301-933-7488.

Elections

Yes.
Candidates are nominated for elective office at a town meeting in March or by petition signed by ten registered voters and filed in the town office at least 21 days before the election. 
Please see the instructions here.
Please see the instructions here.

Sidewalks

Report the problem with the Contact Town Office via email or call the office at 301-933-7488.
Kayla Buker can be reached at kayla.buker@garrettparkmd.gov 
Barbara Matthews can be reached at barbara.matthews@garrettparkmd.gov

Street Lights

Report the problem with the Contact Town Office via email or call the office at 301-933-7488.
Kayla Buker can be reached at kayla.buker@garrettparkmd.gov. 

Street Repair

Report the problem with the Contact Town Office via email or call the office at 301-933-7488.

Town Council

Town Council Meetings are on the 2nd Monday of the month, at Town Hall at 10814 Kenilworth Ave., Garrett Park, at 7:30pm.

Calendar

You can view or download here.

Town Hall

Town Office

Please see the instructions here.

Trees

Town Trees

What defines a Town tree
Every property in Garrett Park has a portion that belongs to the Town (rather than to the individual property owner) known as the “right of way.” The Town has jurisdiction over trees planted in the right of way and is responsible for their maintenance. The Town also manages the trees in public spaces such as Porcupine Woods.

Here are the right-of-way survey maps for every section of Garrett Park.  Check the appropriate map if you have a question about a particular tree being on Town or private property.

How to identify specific trees 
All Town trees are tagged with round metal tags stamped with the tree’s ID number. Locate the tag for the tree in question and note the ID number.

Here is the online map showing all Town trees. You can find the trees close to your property by entering your street address into the search window. Enlarge the area with the + button. 

 You’ll see numbers appear on the tree icons. Click on a number to view a pop-up window displaying the Latin name, common name, and trunk diameter size at breast height for that tree.

If you have a question about a Town tree
If you have a question about a Town tree, contact the Town Manager: barbara.matthews@garrettparkmd.gov.  The Town Manager will have the tree(s) in question assessed by the Town's Consulting Arborist and/or designated Tree Care Contractor and will let you know what course of action has been decided.

Approval for removal of trees in the Town right of way must be granted in writing from the Town Council.

Report the problem to the Town Office here, or call 301-933-7488.

Garrett Park is an arboretum. The Town owns, manages, and maintains plantings in the Town Rights of Way, town owned land and some parks.

Residents may not prune or remove Town Trees.

Voter Registration

Yes.
Please see the instructions here.