Washington, DC, July 23, 2026 —

Montgomery County has officially concluded an agreement to acquire the White’s Ferry operations, including its dock area situated in Poolesville. The finalized deal marks a significant step for the county in securing the future of this transportation and community asset.

The purchase encompasses the entirety of the White’s Ferry operations. Details regarding the specific terms of the agreement, including the purchase price and the timeline for the transfer of ownership, were not immediately available. The county’s acquisition of the ferry and its associated dock facilities is intended to ensure continued service and management of the site.

White’s Ferry has historically served as a vital link across the Potomac River, connecting Montgomery County, Maryland, with Loudoun County, Virginia. The ferry is known for its unique service, operating seasonally and offering a scenic route for travelers and a functional crossing for local commuters and businesses. The operational status and future plans for the ferry service following the county’s acquisition are anticipated to be a key focus in the coming months.

Further information regarding the integration of White’s Ferry into county operations and any potential changes to service is expected to be released by Montgomery County officials. The public awaits details on how this acquisition will impact the services provided and the accessibility of this long-standing river crossing.



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