This one is a little tricky. I set up duplicates because there is a CDP called Friendship Heights Village and then there is an incorporated placed called Village of Friendship Heights. The latter is what this represented.

What is tricky about this is that the incorporation is via something called a "Special Taxing District". Montgomery County treats this like a municipality. Here's a summary of some research I've done. This could be a good community post.

# Special Taxing Districts in Montgomery County

Montgomery County has three special taxing districts established before the county obtained home rule status:

- **The Village of Friendship Heights** (1914)
- **The Village of Drummond** (1916)
- **The Oakmont Special Tax District** (1918)

Each of these districts is governed by a citizen’s committee, has the authority to levy taxes, and exists to provide municipal services. For revenue purposes, the State and County treat these districts and the County’s **nineteen municipalities** as a single group. 

This means they:
- Levy property taxes
- Receive a share of County "piggyback" income taxes
- Receive State and County grants

For simplicity, these three special districts and the nineteen municipalities are collectively referred to as **"municipalities"** in the report.

Source: https://montgomerycountymd.gov/olo/resources/files/2008-5.pdf