Community Resources & Useful Links
Contents
Public Schools
Non-emergency Contacts
Public Libraries
Voting Districts and Locations
Utilities
Montgomery County Links
State Links
Federal Government Links
Other Useful Links
Public Schools
Montgomery County Public Schools serving the Village of Drummond are:
Somerset Elementary School
Westland Middle School
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School
More school information:
Montgomery County Public School System
Montgomery County Board of Education
Non-emergency contacts
Fire Department
301-279-8000
Police
240-777-7000
Public Libraries
Bethesda Public Library
240-777-0970
Little Falls Public Library
240-773-9520
(The Little Falls branch library is currently closed for renovations as of March 2017)
Voting Districts and Locations
Voting location:
Somerset Elementary School
5811 Warwick Place Chevy Chase, MD 20815
Register to vote
Voting districts:
- Precinct: 07011
- Congressional district: 08
- Legislative district: 16
- Councilmanic district: 001
- Circuit Court district: 06
- Appellate Circuit Court district: 07
- Municipal district: DR
- School district: 003
Utilities
Pepco
(202) 872-2000
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC)
301-206-WSSC (9772)
Washington Gas
(703) 750-1000
Montgomery County Links
Montgomery County Web Site
County Executive
County Council
Friendship Heights Transportation Management District (TMD) Newsletter
Bethesda Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce
Bethesda Urban Partnership
Local parks and playgrounds
Montgomery County department of recreation
Free Security Risk assessment for your home. MCPD Officer Dana Stroman Moblie: 240-876-1277
State Links
The Village of Drummond is represented in the State of Maryland as part of District 16, Montgomery County.
Governor
General Assembly
Leglislative District 16 Representatives
Maryland Manual On-Line: A Guide to Maryland Government
Maryland Municipal League
Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration
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Federal Government Links
White House
United States House of Representative
Representative Jamie Raskin
United States Senate
Senator Christopher Van Hollen Jr.
Senator Benjamin L. Cardin
USPS
Hold USPS Mail
Federal government status
