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Mayor and Council to Consider Water and Sewer Rate Structure Changes
The Mayor and Council will consider a new rate structure for city water and sewer service this fall. The city hired a consultant to develop the new structure, under which the Mayor and Council would set customers’ water and sewer rates based on property type, such as single-family, multi- family or nonresidential.
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City to Mark Sept. 11 With Virtual Ceremony
Rockville’s Mayor and Council will mark the anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 9/11 with an online remembrance ceremony. Mayor Bridget Donnell Newton will deliver remarks that will be broadcast on Rockville 11 (channel 11 on county cable) and the city’s Facebook page and YouTube channel at 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 11, to mark the…
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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. Please check our online resources to see if any information contained in this edition of “Rockville Reports” has changed. City Hall and most city facilities will be closed Monday, Sept. 7…
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Help Shape Rockville’s Future: Census 2020 Deadline Approaches
Sept. 30 is the New Deadline for Responses Have you completed your census questionnaire? If not, now is the time to do so. The deadline to complete the questionnaire is Wednesday, Sept. 30, after the U.S. Census Bureau recently moved up the date by more than a month. You can complete the questionnaire at my2020census.gov…
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COVID-19: Making Your Safety Our Priority
Montgomery County remains in the second of three reopening phases, as of late August, 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…
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Public Hearings Set forI-270/I-495 Widening Project
Comment Period Extended to Nov. 9 The I-495 and I-270 Managed Lanes Study Draft Environmental Impact Statement, released in July, is available for public comment until Monday, Nov. 9, after the state in late August extended the comment period by 30 days to allow the public and agencies more time to review the lengthy document.