King Farm Citizens Assembly (KFCA) President, Barry Jackson, and the External Affairs committee hosted a virtual webinar event, Police & Safety Conversation with the RCPD, on Wednesday, April 6th, 2022.  The Chief of Police for RCPD, Victor Brito, spoke during the event and he and his team provided the community with valuable insights regarding current crime statistics and other important topics surrounding the safety of King Farm. Please use the link below to watch a recording of the webinar event: https://vimeo.com/701797419 Helpful Links: View City of Rockville crime statistics here: https://communitycrimemap.com/overview/about.html RCPD “RockView” security camera program: https://www.rockvillemd.gov/2247/Security-Camera-Registration Please see below for the contact information for… Read More »

King Farm Citizens Assembly (KFCA) President, Barry Jackson, and the External Affairs (EA) committee is hosting a virtual webinar event, Police & Safety Conversation with the RCPD, at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, April 6th, 2022.  Representatives from the Rockville City Police Department (RCPD) have been invited and will be attending the meeting. The Chief of Police for RCPD, Victor Brito, will be speaking during this event and will provide the community with insights regarding current crime statistics and other important topics surrounding the safety of King Farm.  To attend, you must register in advance using the Zoom webinar registration link… Read More »

Conversation with the City of Rockville Webinar Event – March 16th, 2022 King Farm Citizens Assembly (KFCA) President, Barry Jackson, and the External Affairs committee is hosting a virtual event called Conversation with the City at 8:00 PM on Wednesday, March 16th, 2022, following the King Farm Board of Trustees meeting. Representatives from the City of Rockville have been invited and will be attending the meeting. To attend, you must register in advance using the Zoom webinar registration link (https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-weXOBFeSNSitGDod1Jlcg) which can be found on the King Farm website (https://kingfarm.org/zoom-meeting-links/).  Please submit any questions in advance using the Zoom registration form or submit your… Read More »

Pet Policies and Reminders for Pet Owners  KFCA does not keep a record of household pets nor what pet owners are registered with the City’s off-leash permit. Therefore, the Assembly is limited in what it can do to control the behavior of pets and their owners. However, if the pet owner is identified, Management will send a notice. We would like to remind all pet owners to follow the KFCA Pet Policies and be courteous by picking up pet waste and ensuring that pets do not wander onto private property. For complaints regarding pets trespassing, if video footage is captured… Read More »

Staffing shortages continue to cause delays in weekly yard waste collections throughout the City of Rockville.  The City is working to bring staffing levels back to resume regularly scheduled collections. Place yard waste in biodegradable paper lawn bags or 32-gallon trash cans (weight must be less than 50 pounds), set it in a safe location at the curb and leave it there, so that crews can collect it as soon as possible, including collecting on Friday and Saturday. Do not remove yard waste if it has not been collected. Having yard waste at the curb will help crews assess collection needs and make plans to catch… Read More »

As the current inspection cycle is winding down, we would like to thank all the homeowners and residents who have complied with the inspection findings. Your efforts keep the community looking good! For the homeowner and residents who have unresolved exterior maintenance items, there is still time to address the issues before final notices are sent. Final notices will be issued in the coming weeks and will include a scheduled hearing date. For homeowners that resolve outstanding items before the scheduled hearing date, then the hearing will be cancelled. Please notify Management (management@kingfarm.org) AT LEAST 1-2 business days prior to… Read More »

Come on out! A second 2021 Potomac River Watershed clean-up is taking place this fall. On Saturday, October 16th, a group of volunteers, working with the City of Rockville, will be removing litter from the Watts Branch streams that feed into Watkins Pond. WHEN: Saturday, October 16th, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. WHERE: Meet at the King Farm Park (near the tennis courts and lower playground). This activity is planned to be COVID-safe, with bags and gloves provided. Due to the pandemic, The City requires pre-registration. To pre-register, please email Kate Gould with your volunteer waiver/registration form at kategould@me.com… Read More »

This is a reminder that most of the trees in the alley are located within the boundaries of the homeowner’s lot (even if they are outside the fence). Most lots extend beyond the fence and to the end at the alley drive lane. Refer to your settlement documents that were provided to you at the closing of your home. If you can’t locate that paperwork, you can view your property lines online through either the Rockville GIS website (http://rockvillemd.maps.arcgis.com) and clicking on the Parcel Information map or by visiting the State’s plats.net website. Once you determine your property boundaries, you… Read More »

WSSC ROAD REPAIRS AND PARKING RESTRICTIONS – Wed. 7/28 to Thurs. 7/29 Management has identified WSSC NO PARKING signs in the curb strips on King Farm Blvd and Reserve Champion. It has come to our attention that WSSC paving contractors will perform road repairs on Reserve Champion Drive and part of King Farm Blvd. starting tomorrow, Wednesday, July 28th (weather permitting). The work is scheduled to occur Wednesday, July 28th through Thursday, July 29th. The signs indicate that towing will be enforced, so please ensure that vehicles parked in the areas identified with temporary no parking signs are moved to… Read More »