Neighborhood Resources Services and Programs

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Neighborhood Resources Services and Programs
Asian Pacific American Task Force The Mayor and Council established the Asian Pacific American Task Force in May 2008 in an effort to create communication between the Asian-American community and the City government. The Neighborhood Resources Division works with the task force to provides resources, educates the general public about the contributions of Asian-Americans, and engages the Asian-American community (businesses and residents) in City activities.
Good Neighbor Award Held annually, the Good Neighbor Awards recognize the ongoing efforts of Rockville residents who are making exceptional contributions to improve the quality of life in our neighborhoods. Nominations are accepted all year.
Human Rights and Community Mediation This program is designed to assist in resolving conflicts that arise in our community. Mediation sessions may involve disputes between neighbors, roommates, co-workers, a patron and business, and organizations. This program also handles allegations of discrimination and Americans with Disabilities concerns in the City of Rockville.
Rockville's Organizing Communities and Neighborhoods (ROC-N) Matching Grant Program Through the ROC-N Matching Grant Program, the City of Rockville may provide monetary assistance to support neighborhood associations with projects, actions and initiatives in their communities.
Meet Your Neighbor Rockville's residents make our community a great place to live, work and visit. Read about one of our neighbors and learn about the different ways that residents contribute.
Neighborhood News page The Neighborhood Resources Division publishes a monthly electronic newsletter for the neighborhoods and residents in Rockville. Read the current month's newsletter and/or subscribe to receive the newsletter via e-mail each month.
	Rockville University A free, six-week citizen awareness program, Rock-U teaches Rockville residents about the city's history, its government, and its neighborhoods. Through staff briefings, tours and a project, participants learn about local government and develop skills to get involved in the community. School of Rock(ville) A free, four-day citizen awareness program for teens, School of Rock(ville) teaches students in grades 10-12 about Rockville’s history, its government, and how to make a difference in the community. Through dynamic interaction with staff, tours and a fun project, participants develop an understanding of local government, services and opportunities to influence the community.
02/17/2011