The city’s Energy Task Force Commission was “researching methods to conserve energy,” reported the March 23, 1977 issue of the “City of Rockville Newsletter,” as “Rockville Reports” was then known. Energy use remains a major focus for the city today. Visit www.rockvillemd.gov/climate to learn how energy conservation and efficiency and
The Rockville City Academy returns in May, offering members of the community an opportunity to better understand how the City of Rockville operates, with a closer look at city departments and services.
Rockville’s Procurement Division will host an event in April offering vendors the opportunity to learn more about doing business with city government.
Rockville’s Mayor and Council continue budget deliberations this month with a public hearing and work sessions focused on crafting a Fiscal Year 2024 budget that outlines the city’s priorities. City Manager Rob DiSpirito was scheduled to present the Mayor and Council with a FY 2024 budget proposal on Feb. 27
Rockville is developing a Historic Preservation Work Plan, a 10-year program that lays out a series of recommendations to assess and update the city’s historic preservation program. The plan, which will be open to public input during its development, will be the first step in updating how the city approaches
Update, 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 17: Due to a late change by the county’s Division of Solid Waste Services, city trash and recycling will not be collected on Presidents Day, Monday, Feb. 20. For the week of Feb. 20, all collections will occur one day later than usual. This is
Unanimously Adopt Resolution to Amend Charter Voters in Rockville’s November 2023 election will have the opportunity to vote for seven members of the city’s elected body, following a unanimous vote Monday by the Mayor and Council on a resolution to add two seats to the council. The Mayor and Council
NOTE: This article has been updated to reflect that the Mayor and Council will discuss at their meeting tonight (Feb. 6), and possibly adopt, a resolution that will amend the city’s charter to increase the number of elected councilmembers from four to six. Rockville’s Mayor and Council will consider in
Budget Hearings and Work Sessions Set; Survey Available City Manager Rob DiSpirito is scheduled to present his proposed Fiscal Year 2024 operating budget and Capital Improvements Program on Monday, Feb. 27, followed by Mayor and Council public hearings and work sessions in March and April.
Rockville’s Youth Commission is looking for young people from our community to partner with city staff and help shape Rockville’s future.
Rockville is rewriting its zoning ordinance and updating its zoning map. Interested in learning more or joining a focus group to share your thoughts? Let us know by taking a brief 3-5 question survey on the project’s Engage Rockville page.
Rockville City Manager Jeff Mihelich released the following statement: On Friday, October 18, 2024, Victor V. Brito submitted his resignation as chief of the Rockville City Police Department after six years of service to the Rockville community. His last day
Rockville has been named the best small city for livability in Maryland, according to WalletHub rankings released this week. WalletHub compared 1,318 cities in the U.S. across five key dimensions: affordability, economic health, education and health, quality of life, and
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