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Rockville has once again demonstrated its commitment to the LGBTQ+ community by achieving a score of 100 in the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index. This marks the city's seventh year of participation in the index, highlighting its ongoing efforts to promote health, welfare, safety, and equality for all residents.
Acting Major Jason West has been appointed as the new acting chief of the Rockville City Police Department, while Major Troy Plummer will assume the role of acting deputy chief. These appointments come following the resignation of Chief Victor V. Brito, effective November 22. The changes reflect a significant leadership transition within the local police force.
Acting Maj. Jason West has been appointed as the acting chief of the Rockville City Police Department, with Maj. Troy Plummer stepping in as acting deputy chief. This change follows the resignation of Chief Victor V. Brito, who served for six years, and the new appointments will take effect on November 22, 2024.
Recycle Your Pumpkins — But Compost Carefully! provides essential guidance for residents on properly disposing of pumpkins after Halloween. The article emphasizes the importance of checking for contaminants like candles and glitter before composting, ensuring a cleaner recycling process.
Recycling pumpkins after Halloween is essential to minimize waste, but caution is needed when composting. The article advises checking for decorations and materials that can contaminate compost piles before disposal. Learn practical pumpkin recycling tips to contribute positively to the environment.
The article highlights upcoming events at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre and Glenview Mansion within Rockville Civic Center Park, featuring a mix of cultural performances and entertainment options. It emphasizes the local impact of these events on the community's cultural landscape, making it a timely and relevant piece for residents.
The Rockville Department of Public Works will host a public meeting on November 19, 2024, to discuss the plans for a new entrance to the Rockville Senior Center from West Gude Drive. This project aims to improve accessibility and enhance the community's engagement with local recreational facilities. Residents are encouraged to attend and provide their input.
Experience the vibrant autumn offerings at the Rockville Farmers Market, showcasing local produce and products just in time for Thanksgiving. The market features a variety of seasonal items, including apples, potatoes, and baked goods, available every Saturday until November 23. Don't miss this opportunity to support regional growers and enjoy fresh flavors this fall.
The Rockville Senior Center is hosting various events in November, focusing on celebrating caregivers and promoting healthy aging. Residents can register for over 60 programs designed for those aged 60 and above, addressing both wellness and social issues within the community.
Rockville City Hall's ballot box is open until polls close at 8 p.m. on November 5 for the upcoming presidential general election. Residents are reminded that City Hall is not an in-person polling location, and mail-in ballots must be postmarked by Election Day. This information is crucial for citizens participating in Maryland's elections.