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Rockville Recognized as Leader in Health

The City of Rockville has been recognized for its commitment to healthy eating and active living by the Institute for Public Health and Innovation. Rockville received platinum Healthy Eating Active Living recognition, the highest achievement awarded by the institute for its HEAL Cities and Towns Campaign, which, according to the IPHI’s website, “provides free technical…

August 30, 2017
Rockville Recognized as Leader in Health

The City of Rockville has been recognized for its commitment to healthy eating and active living by the Institute for Public Health and Innovation. Rockville received platinum Healthy Eating Active Living recognition, the highest achievement awarded by the institute for its HEAL Cities and Towns Campaign, which, according to the IPHI’s website, “provides free technical…

August 30, 2017
Senior Center Offers ESOL Classes

The Rockville Senior Center presents English for Speakers of Other Languages classes for seniors age 60 and older this fall. Classes include reading, speaking, listening and pronunciation for seniors whose first language is not English, and are offered as follows:

August 30, 2017
Laying the Foundation for the Future

Emergency Assistance and Counseling Programs Offer Help to City Residents Rockville’s Community Services Division offers services to help individuals build better futures for themselves and, by extension, their community.

August 30, 2017
Recycling Reminder: No Plastic Bags, No Dirty Containers

Many items can be recycled by depositing them in Rockville’s single-stream recycling bins. But, there are items that cannot be accepted for recycling, including plastic bags and materials bundled into plastic bags, garden hoses, yard debris, food waste and food-contaminated materials, and medical waste. Such items contaminate recyclable material, could damage processing equipment, and pose…

August 30, 2017
Recycling Reminder: No Plastic Bags, No Dirty Containers

Many items can be recycled by depositing them in Rockville’s single-stream recycling bins. But, there are items that cannot be accepted for recycling, including plastic bags and materials bundled into plastic bags, garden hoses, yard debris, food waste and food-contaminated materials, and medical waste. Such items contaminate recyclable material, could damage processing equipment, and pose…

August 30, 2017
Rockville Pike Neighborhood Plan Zoning Text Amendment Moving Forward

Rockville’s Mayor and Council have authorized zoning text and map amendments to implement some of the policies of the Rockville Pike Neighborhood Plan adopted in August 2016.

August 30, 2017
Rockville Improves ADA Access in City Facilities

City Shows Progress on Projects Identified in Accessibility Audit Accessible parking, bathrooms, elevators and athletic facilities are just some of the improvements Rockville is making at city parks and facilities, with the goal of accessibility for all.

August 30, 2017
Rockville Improves ADA Access in City Facilities

City Shows Progress on Projects Identified in Accessibility Audit Accessible parking, bathrooms, elevators and athletic facilities are just some of the improvements Rockville is making at city parks and facilities, with the goal of accessibility for all.

August 30, 2017
Mayor and Council to Proclaim Sept. 11 ‘Day of Remembrance’

September to be Declared National Preparedness Month Sixteen years on, the world still feels ramifications from the terrorist attacks of 9/11. At their public meeting on Monday, Sept. 11, Rockville’s Mayor and Council will mark that tragic day with a proclamation declaring it a Day of Remembrance.

August 30, 2017

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