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Mentoring Program Yields Rewards for Mentors and Young Students
Rockville’s Program Celebrates its 22nd Year in 2017-18 Rockville’s mentoring program can be as worthwhile for the mentors as it is for the young people whose lives those mentors influence. Mentees are selected by the schools and are in second to fifth grade. The program, which celebrates its 22nd year during the 2017-18 school year,…
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Contribute to the Future of Caregiver Funding Decisions
The Mayor and Council are seeking volunteers to recommend changes to Rockville’s caregiver funding process. The Caregiver Funding Task Force will examine the city’s grant process, review processes used by other jurisdictions, identify best practices and recommend a comprehensive process for reviewing applications and proposing funding.
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Contribute to the Future of Caregiver Funding Decisions
The Mayor and Council are seeking volunteers to recommend changes to Rockville’s caregiver funding process. The Caregiver Funding Task Force will examine the city’s grant process, review processes used by other jurisdictions, identify best practices and recommend a comprehensive process for reviewing applications and proposing funding.
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Answering the Call: Rockville’s Police Dispatchers
Rockville 11’s latest edition of “Rockville Roll Call” takes a closer look at the Rockville City Police Department dispatchers who monitor city facilities for security and help with calls for service within the city. The Rockville City Police Department’s dispatchers assisted city police officers in responding to nearly 115,000 calls between May 2016 and May…
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Answering the Call: Rockville’s Police Dispatchers
Rockville 11’s latest edition of “Rockville Roll Call” takes a closer look at the Rockville City Police Department dispatchers who monitor city facilities for security and help with calls for service within the city. The Rockville City Police Department’s dispatchers assisted city police officers in responding to nearly 115,000 calls between May 2016 and May…
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Rockville Rewards Cards for 2017-18 On Sale Aug. 1
Save money while supporting your community with Rockville Rewards discount cards. Nonprofits sell Rockville Rewards cards and keep 100 percent of the proceeds to support programs such as scholarships, homeless shelters and free medical clinics. The cards cost $25 and can be purchased directly from a nonprofit partner or at www.rockvillerewards.com/buy, where pre-orders are now…
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Most City Facilities Closed July Fourth
City Hall and the following city facilities will be closed Tuesday, July 4, for Independence Day: Lincoln Park, Thomas Farm and Twinbrook community centers; the Rockville Senior Center; Croydon Creek Nature Center; Glenview Mansion, including the mansion’s art gallery; and F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre and its box office.