Climate Solutions Speaker Series Presents Montgomery County Home Electrification Incentives

Montgomery County's Climate Solutions Speaker Series is set to present a virtual webinar on home electrification incentives, led by Jeremy Good from the Department of Environmental Protection. Scheduled for December 5th, the session will guide attendees on accessing the county's electrification help desk and available discounts for home improvements. This initiative aims to promote sustainability and energy efficiency in the region.

Post-Christmas ‘Tree-tment’: An At-Home Way to Recycle Holiday Trees

Rockville Reports Online highlights an eco-friendly initiative for recycling holiday trees, encouraging residents to place their Christmas trees curbside for collection after removing all decorations. This initiative aims to promote sustainability and proper waste management in the community. The article is relevant for residents looking for ways to responsibly dispose of their holiday waste.

Climate Solutions Speaker Series Presents Montgomery County Home Electrification Incentives

Montgomery County is offering home electrification incentives to residents as part of Rockville's Climate Solutions Speaker Series. The virtual webinar will feature Jeremy Good from the Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection and will focus on available discounts and resources for homeowners looking to electrify their homes. This initiative aims to promote sustainable living and reduce carbon footprints in the region.

Post-Christmas ‘Tree-tment’: An At- Home Way to Recycle Holiday Trees

Rockville is encouraging residents to recycle their Christmas trees at home after the holiday season. The article details the proper steps for recycling, including the removal of all ornaments and decorations, and highlights curbside collection options available for residents. This initiative aligns with broader environmental sustainability efforts in the area.

Recycle Your Pumpkins — But Compost Carefully!

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.

Recycle Your Pumpkins — But Compost Carefully!

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.

Sweet Re-Leaf: Final Pass for Leaf Collection Begins This Month

Rockville's final leaf collection pass will commence on November 18, providing residents essential information on how to prepare their yards for this service. Residents are advised to rake leaves next to the roadways and ensure they are ready by 6 a.m. on the first collection day.

City’s Climate Action Projects Get a Boost from Grants

Rockville has received significant grants to further its Climate Action Plan, including funding for bikeshare stations and electric vehicle charging stations. The grants, totaling over $900,000, stem from federal infrastructure legislation and state energy programs aimed at promoting sustainable practices in the city.

Regional Drought Watch Issued in Rockville

Rockville has joined the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments in issuing a regional drought watch, urging residents and businesses to conserve water amid ongoing dry conditions. The announcement highlights the significant impact of the drought on nearly six million people in the metropolitan area, necessitating immediate action to preserve water resources.