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Rockville reports 21 deer culled in pilot program PETA criticizes effort as ‘futile, cruel and unacceptable’ May 5, 2021 | 8:32 pm share this A small-scale pilot program in Rockville last year resulted in 21 white-tailed deer being culled in an attempt to help control the population in the city. City officials had discussed potential deer management methods since 2010 with federal and state agencies, as well as other groups. The pilot only took place in the John Hayes Memorial Forest through a bow-hunting contract with Montgomery County Whitetail Solutions. There were three phases of the program, beginning in late November and ending in mid-January. Of the 21 deer culled, 19 were does and two were button bucks. The 19 does were donated to provide about 790 pounds of venison. ....
Increases frozen until 181 days after state of emergency ends April 26, 2021 | 10:31 am April 26, 2021 Rockville has approved a cap on rent increases, which will stay in effect until 181 days after the COVID-19 state of emergency ends. The Rockville City Council on April 12 unanimously approved the cap at 1.4%. Usually, the cap for landlords is voluntary, but it’s a mandatory limit during the pandemic. Every year, the city sets a voluntary cap for rent increases. In 2020, it was set at 2.6%. After the pandemic began, the City Council enacted a rent freeze to temporarily prohibit any rent increases from mid-May through July 31. Starting on Aug. 1, the voluntary cap of 2.6% became a mandatory cap for rent increases. ....
Council calls for more, but Hogan spokesman says county might be ‘sitting on thousands’ of doses February 9, 2021 | 11:12 am February 9, 2021 A resident receives a COVID-19 vaccine at a county-run clinic at White Oak Recreation Center in early January. The clinics are by appointment only and do not allow walk-ins. Photo from Montgomery County The Montgomery County health department is scheduled to get about 4,500 COVID-19 vaccine doses this week 1,000 fewer than last week’s shipment of 5,500. Last week’s shipment of 5,500 was down from the county’s usual shipment of around 10,000, which, even at that level, is “insufficient,” County Council President Tom Hucker said during a media briefing on Monday morning. ....
Rockville council eyes budget cuts for next fiscal year Officials set priorities with revenue down December 22, 2020 | 7:03 pm Logo from Rockville As the economy and residents suffer during the COVID-19 pandemic, Rockville officials have begun considering cuts and savings for the city’s budget in the next fiscal year. Budget priority discussions come on the heels of a Dec. 7 report from city staff members on an expected decline in revenue. The city’s property tax revenue for the first quarter of the fiscal year was $3.8 million approximately $490,000 less in than the first quarter in the previous fiscal year. For the first quarter of the current fiscal year 2021, the city had more than $10,800 in revenue from property taxes, fines, permits, and other revenue. ....