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Community and Crime Prevention on National Night Out

Block Parties Offer Opportunity to Meet Neighbors, Connect with Police Officers Rockville neighbors are invited to celebrate their communities on Tuesday, Aug. 2, as the Rockville City Police Department (RCPD) participates in National Night Out. National Night Out is a longstanding program sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch that aims to raise awareness…
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Citywide Meetings Are Over, But Work Continues on Rockville 2040

The fourth open session of Rockville 2040, held June 14 at VisArts, capped an intense public engagement process that included a kickoff meeting, 35 listening sessions and three citywide forums. The meetings, part of the ongoing process to update the city’s comprehensive master plan, attracted more than 100 citizens who joined city officials and staff…
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Sign Up for League Sports

Fall Registration is Open Rockville’s youth sports leagues are open for registration, this year with a new early bird rate. Register by Thursday, Aug. 25 and save $10. The deadline to register for soccer and cross country is Thursday, Sept. 1. The registration deadline for the 12 and under tennis tournament is Friday, Aug. 12,…
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Bike Rockville This Summer with RBAC

Neighborhood Rides are Held Every Tuesday Rockville was recently reaffirmed a “Bicycle Friendly Community” at the bronze level by the League of American Bicyclists. The Rockville Bicycle Advisory Committee (RBAC) meets monthly, represents a broad range of bicycling interests and hosts free bicycle rides throughout the summer. Learn more at www.rockvillemd.gov/rbac and join RBAC on…
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New Opportunity to Go Solar

Co-op Will Build on Record Success of 2015 Looking to go solar? Rockville, in partnership with Montgomery County and the City of Takoma Park, is offering a new solar co-op opportunity this summer. Based on the same principle as buying in bulk, the group will go through the process of going solar together by working…
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Rockville’s Independence Day Celebration Returns to King Farm

Cap off your July Fourth holiday weekend with family and friends as the city’s annual Independence Day celebration returns to Mattie J.T. Stepanek Park in King Farm on Monday, July 4. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, food and beverages for an evening of live music and fireworks. The party begins at 7 p.m. with music on…