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Public Art Surveys Seek Community Input
Rockville wants feedback on public art projects planned for RedGate Park and five new bike fix-it stations. The RedGate Park survey asks visitors what they value about the park and where public art could best enhance the visitor experience. Participants can comment on options that include sculptures, light installations, shade structures and art incorporated into…
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Readying for Rocktobierfest
Rocktobierfest returns to Rockville Town Center on Saturday, Sept. 26, for a Bavarian-themed bash featuring bands, beers and bratwurst. The eighth edition of the free festival, from 11 a.m.-5 p.m., will include two stages of live music, food, beer sales by local breweries, an artisan shopping area and kids’ activities. This popular event attracts nearly…
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Final Zoning Ordinance and Map Drafts Published
Rockville’s proposed new zoning ordinance and zoning map have reached the final stage of review, with final staff drafts now available on Engage Rockville. Published June 15, the final staff draft zoning ordinance and comprehensive map amendment reflect direction provided by the Mayor and Council during work sessions held in May and June. The documents…
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Rockville’s Water Remains Safe
Rockville’s drinking water once again met or exceeded all federal water quality regulation limits, according to the city’s annual Drinking Water Quality Report. The city’s water system serves 70% of Rockville, or approximately 13,500 accounts and 54,000 community members. The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission serves the remainder of the city. At Rockville’s Potomac River water…
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Weekly Crime Report for June 23 – 29, 2026
Summer Driving and Highway Work Zone Safety Tips Before embarking on a summer road trip, take your vehicle for a maintenance safety check of the fluids, filters, belts, tires, lights, wiper blades, and car battery. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) provides helpful summer driving tips and suggestions for keeping a well-stocked emergency roadside…
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July Fourth in Rockville
Rockville City Hall and some city facilities will be closed Friday, July 3, in observance of Independence Day. Most other Rockville facilities will operate as usual. Parking fees at city-owned meters will be suspended Friday, July 3 and Saturday, July 4. Recycling, yard waste and refuse collection will not be affected. The Rockville Senior Center…
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Celebrate America250 with Fireworks on the Fourth
Join your neighbors for a Rockville tradition as the city’s annual Independence Day celebration returns to King Farm, Saturday, July 4, with music, fireworks, fun and a theme that celebrates the nation’s 250th birthday. Hosted by the Mayor and Council, the celebration will once again be held from 7-10 p.m. at the 26-acre Mattie J.T. Stepanek…
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Surveying to Begin Week of July 13 for Water Main Rehabilitation Along Rockville Pike
Survey crews will begin field surveying the week of Monday, July 13, in neighborhoods along Rockville Pike between West Edmonston Drive and Congressional Lane as part of Rockville’s Water Main Rehabilitation Program. Residents may see survey crews, vehicles and equipment on their streets during this work. The field survey is the first step in planned…
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Weekly Crime Report for June 16 – 22, 2026
Hot Weather and Excessive Heat Safety Tips Summer vacations and more hours of daylight can mean that we spend more time outside. For those who work outdoors or have limited access to air conditioning indoors, excessive heat and sweltering temperatures can be not only uncomfortable, but dangerous for health. Keep these hot weather safety tips…
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Lincoln Park Community Center to Reopen July 1 After Year-Long Renovation
The Lincoln Park Community Center will officially reopen Wednesday, July 1, following a comprehensive renovation that began in May 2025. While some renovation work is yet to be completed, the center is inviting the community to a preview from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. June 22–30. The preview offers an opportunity to sign up for a center membership and…