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Kimball Leaves Deputy City Manager Post
Jenny Kimball resigned as Rockville’s deputy city manager in late September to become deputy county administrator for Kent County, Michigan. Her final day with the city was Tuesday, Oct. 13. Kimball served the city for 16 years, including as acting city manager from December 2011 through October 2012. “I know that we all wish Jenny…
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Mayor and Council to Consider Utility Rate Structure Along with Rates
The Mayor and Council will consider implementing a new rate structure for city water and sewer service together with new service rates, beginning in early 2021, as part of Fiscal Year 2022 budget deliberations. This is a change from the previously publicized process. Presentations and public hearings on the rate structure have been postponed.
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COVID-19: Support for Neighbors in Need
Montgomery County remains in the second of three reopening phases, with reopening guidelines limiting office use and encouraging telework. With these guidelines in mind, the city is not able to welcome visitors back to City Hall or many city facilities, and no definitive date for reopening can be established at this time.
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Check Once, Check Twice
State, county and city actions to slow the spread of COVID-19 mean uncertainty for activities, programs and facility hours in the City of Rockville. City Hall and most city facilities are closed. Dates listed below in bold are holidays and city employees will not be working unless indicated. Some online services will be available. Please…
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Rockville Wants Drivers to Stop on Red Before Making Right Turns
The City of Rockville is taking steps to make sure drivers know the right way to make a right turn after stopping at a red light. The city is posting “Right Turn Yield on Red After Stop” signs at 10 intersections within the Rockville city limits where red-light cameras help to enforce the state law.…
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Make No Smoking a Reality in Rockville
City to Join Great American SmokeoutNeed a date to stop smoking? How about Nov. 19? Rockville will take part in the American Cancer Society’s Great American Smokeout on Thursday, Nov. 19 with a Mayor and Council proclamation to mark the day, and encourage smokers and vapers to drop the habit and take their first step…