Montgomery Co. schools could get $2M for vape detectors from county council

Montgomery County Council members will hold a public hearing on Tuesday before voting on a proposal to provide $2 million in supplemental funding that would help pay for installing vape detectors in the Maryland county’s public high schools. Council President Andrew Friedson told reporters in a briefing Monday that it’s “all hands on deck” when it comes to addressing the “vaping epidemic” in its schools.