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The City Hall Election Ballot Box in Rockville is open until polls close at 8 p.m. on November 5, allowing residents to drop off their ballots for the upcoming presidential general election. While the City Hall serves as a ballot drop-off location, it is not an in-person polling site for voting.
Rockville is in the process of rewriting its zoning ordinance and updating its zoning map, inviting community input through a brief survey. This initiative allows residents to share their thoughts on important development and planning issues affecting the city. Participation in the survey is crucial for shaping the future of Rockville's zoning policies.
Rockville City Police Chief Victor V. Brito has resigned after six years of service, with his final day set for November 22, 2024. The resignation was announced by City Manager Jeff Mihelich, emphasizing the city's commitment to public safety during this transition.
Rockville City Police Chief Victor V. Brito has announced his resignation after six years of service, with his last day set for November 22, 2024. The decision was revealed by City Manager Jeff Mihelich in a statement highlighting the chief's commitment to the community. This leadership change is crucial for the Rockville community, emphasizing public safety and the future direction of the police department.
Rockville has been recognized as the top small city in Maryland for livability based on WalletHub's recent rankings. The evaluation considered various factors, including affordability, economic health, education, quality of life, and safety, showcasing Rockville's strengths in these areas.
Rockville has been recognized as the top small city for livability in Maryland according to WalletHub's latest rankings. The assessment evaluated 1,318 cities across five critical dimensions, including affordability and safety. This accolade highlights Rockville's quality of life and community appeal.
The 2024 Rockville Holiday Drive has officially commenced, continuing a nearly 50-year tradition of community outreach that provides food, gift certificates, and toys to families in need during the holiday season. The initiative encourages residents to contribute and engage in heartfelt giving, fostering a spirit of generosity and support.
The Chesapeake Bay Trust has awarded the city of Rockville a grant of $181,720 to plant over 950 trees in RedGate Park, continuing its reforestation efforts. This funding marks the second consecutive year Rockville has received support for its environmental initiatives. The grant aims to enhance local biodiversity and improve community green spaces.
A new grant program aimed at local organizations will soon open for applications, designed to support community services and enrichment programs in Rockville. This initiative aims to streamline the application process for nonprofits partnering with the city, enhancing the support available to residents and visitors.
The Rockville Water Treatment Plant has been recognized with the Silver Drop Award for its 25 years of membership in the Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association. This accolade highlights the city's commitment to providing high-quality water services to its residents.