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Best Places to Work Nominations now open

“A Workplace that Inspires the Industry"

Nominations are open for the 2023 Frederick County Best Places to Work Awards with a focus on workplaces that inspire the industry. 

The Frederick County Office of Economic Development, Freder...

Mayor O'Connor announces FY24 budget

Mayor Michael O'Connor is proud to present his proposed budget for The City of Frederick's Fiscal Year 2024 today, March 31, 2023. This budget, which is now open for public feedback and discussion, is one that positions The City...

Walkway to be closed for repairs in Baker Park

Starting Wednesday, March 29, 2023 through Monday, April 3 a section of walkway will be closed for repairs. 

The portion of walkway closed will be between Fairview Avenue and Rosemont Avenue in Baker Park. 

Residents with questions are enc...

Mayor O'Connor appoints ad-hoc parking committee

Mayor Michael O’Connor has appointed a Downtown Parking and Mobility Ad-Hoc Advisory Committee pursuant to Frederick City Charter Article III, Section 6 (i). The purpose of the Ad-Hoc Advisory Committee is to consider the changing downtown deman...

No Garden Plots available 2023 - All full

No Garden Plots available 2023 - All full.  No wait list. 

City to host "Maryland Women and the Fight for the Vote" event

Everyone knows suffragists Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. But who is familiar with the women who fought for the right to vote in Maryland?Join Dr. Amy Rosenkrans, Maryland Women's Heritage Center, on March 29 at 6 p.m. to learn abou...

Current Certificates of Insurance Must Be On File

Each organization is responsible for submitting current certificate of insurance each season prior to using any City athletic field/court.  Field requests were granted on the condition that each organization has ensured valid certificate of insur...

City to partner with Elks Lodge to hold community meeting

In response to two serious crimes that occurred this past weekend, The City of Frederick is working to reassure residents of their safety and will be hosting a community meeting next week to share available information ...

Temporary Closure of Shared Use Path

The Shared Use Path between Fairview Ave and Rosemont Ave will be closed tomorrow 3-16-23 for approximately 8 hours beginning at 8:00am to allow for environmental clean-up from the tanker event.

A detour will be set up to allow access along the sidewalk adjacent to Fairview Ave and West 2nd Street.

For more information, please contact Chip Stitley, Assistant Deputy Director of the Department of Public Works via email (cstitley@cityoffrederickmd.go...

Filming activity set to take place on East Church Street

The City of Frederick is working with Cinematic Productions and the Frederick Film Office to approve and permit possible filming activity on Friday, March 10 between the hours of 5 p.m. – 12 a.m. in the 100 block of East Church Street. Some stre...

Lane closure near tanker fire to take place Wednesday

Commuters should expect some delays Wednesday if traveling northbound on U.S. Route 15, near Saturday’s tanker explosion. 

The far-right lane of U.S. Route 15 north will be closed for environmental crews to continue conducting cleanup in...

HPC site visit to take place this week

The City of Frederick is hosting a special Historic Preservation Commission Site visit this week. 

The site visit will take place at 105 W 2nd Street, at the garage facing North Court Street March 9 at 5 p.m. 

Anyone who wishes to attend s...

Clean up of tanker fire site continues; still no threat to public

Filming activity set for Frederick Municipal Airport

The City of Frederick has approved a filming request from L-SET Productions, LLC for filming activity to take place at Frederick Municipal Airport (FDK) on Saturday, March 4, 2023 between the hours of 2:00pm and 7:00pm.

The filming activity may involve sce...

Frederick leaders selected for statewide professional development program

Leadership Maryland recently announced that Jodie Bollinger, Mary Ford-Naill, and Ashley Waters of Frederick have been chosen to participate in the statewide professional development program as a member of the Class of 2023. 

The selected trio has...

Registration open for historic window repair workshop

The City of Frederick will offer a historic window repair workshop this weekend. 

This workshop hosted by the City of Frederick Planning Department/Historic Preservation Commission is for the DIY homeowner who wants to learn how to repair historic...

Mayor O'Connor announces Ad Hoc Neighborhood Engagement & NAC Committee; First meeting Feb. 28

Mayor Michael O’Connor is pleased to announce the establishment of the 11-member committee to provide suggestions for changes to the Neighborhood Advisory Council resolution. 

“Over the next several months this committee will r...

Portion of Shookstown Road to be closed for approximately 7 months

Contractors with the City of Frederick will be completing road work that will result in a lengthy road closure that will require drivers to make a short detour for the next several months. 

Shookstown Road will be closed between Waverley Drive and...

Presidents' Day Holiday Closures & Service Changes | City of Frederick

The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe Presidents' Day on Monday, February 20, 2023, and some service schedules will change.

City Announces Award of $200,000 for Compost Pilot Expansion

The City of Frederick is pleased to announce it has received a significant grant award for its composting program. 

The received a $200,000 award from the United States Department of Agriculture, with a match of $100,000 in City funds and staff ti...

Second phase of Culler Lake renovations to begin

Construction for the second phase of renovations at Culler Lake is set to begin Thursday, Feb. 9. 

Construction will occur over the next six months and will include improvements to walkways, lighting, landscaping and benches. Additionally, work wi...

Mayor O'Connor, Chief Lando issue statement regarding footage release of Tyre Nichols beating

Mayor Michael O'Connor and Chief Jason Lando have issued the following statements in response to the release of video footage of the actions by police that led to the death of Tyre Nichols in Memphis, Tennessee. 

From Mayor O'Con...

Fire in Ice Festival returns to the City next weekend

Thousands of spectators are expected for the annual Fire in Ice event next weekend. The event hosted by the Downtown Frederick Partnership will be held Friday, Feb. 3 and Saturday, Feb. 4.

The Frederick Police Department would like to remind residents, com...

Mayor O'Connor issues statement on early morning officer-involved shooting

Mayor Michael O'Connor issued the following statement regarding the Frederick Police Department's officer-involved shooting that occurred early Monday morning:

"Police officers have extremely difficult jobs, and sometimes find themse...

City partnering to hold tax credit workshop for rehabilitating historic properties

The Maryland Historical Trust, The City of Frederick Planning Department, and the Frederick County Division of Planning and Permitting invite the public to a historic preservation tax credit workshop on Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. to learn about...

FPD investigating pedestrian struck by vehicle

On Friday, Jan. 13, 2023, at 5:46 a.m., the Frederick Police Department responded to the on-ramp from Md. 40 Eastbound and U.S. 15 Southbound for a report of a pedestrian struck by a vehicle. 

Upon arriving, Emergency Medical Services providers we...

Upcoming service changes for holiday schedule

The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe Martin Luther King Day on Monday, Jan. 16, 2023, and some service schedules will change.

Trash Collection

Residential:

• There will be no trash collection service on Monday, January 16, 2023.
• If you normal...

2023 Spring Atheletic Fields/Courts/Rinks Online Application February 1-15

Online application for 2023 Spring Athletic Fields/Courts/Rinks Season will be open February 1-15th.  Registration will close on February 15th through the first week of March to allow reservations to be verified.  After the applications ...

Mayor O'Connor to call for closed session

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, January 5, 2023 at 6 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.         &...

City of Frederick Historic Preservation Commission to hold site visit

The City of Frederick’s Historic Preservation Commission will hold a site visit next week.

The site visit is scheduled for Jan. 12 at 5 p.m. and will take place at 319 E. 3^rd Street. The purpose of the site visit is to review e...

Application period open for ad-hoc committee on neighborhood engagement revitalization

Frederick Police Arrest Two for New Years Eve Homicide

The Frederick Police Department has arrested two individuals in relation to an early morning homicide that occurred on New Years Eve.

On December 31, 2022, at approximately 4:47 AM, officers of the Frederick Police Department were dispatched to t...

Mayor O'Connor announces Charter Review Committee members; First meeting Jan. 5

Mayor Michael O’Connor is pleased to announce the establishment of the 11-member committee to review and suggest changes to the City’s charter. 

“This committee has extremely important work that lies ahead over the ne...

Large sewer line work to begin first week of January

Beginning the first week of January and lasting through the month, AM Liner East will be rehabilitating a 1,600-foot section of 30-inch sewer mainline on the Carroll Creek Sewer Interceptor off Rosemont Avenue and stretching under Route 15 into Baker Park...

Mayor O’Connor appoints City Attorney

Mayor Michael O’Connor is pleased to announce the appointment of Rachel Nessen as The City of Frederick’s City Attorney. 

Nessen has served as the Assistant City Attorney for the City of Frederick since Nov. 2001 and has held t...

Holiday Closures | City of Frederick

Christmas Observance | Holiday Closures

The City of Frederick office facilities, including the Municipal Annex, will be closed on Friday, December 23, 2023 in observance of the Christmas Holiday. 

Parking

No payment is required at City of Frederick parking garages and meters on...

Upcoming service changes for holiday schedule

The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe the Christmas Holiday on, Monday December 26, 2022, and the New Year’s Holiday on, Monday January 2, 2023. Please reference the following:

Trash Collection Services:

Residential

Ther...

Legislative priorities delegation meeting rescheduled due to inclement weather

The City of Frederick Mayor and Board of Aldermen legislative priorities meeting with the Frederick County delegation has been rescheduled due to the potential for inclement weather. 

The meeting, originally scheduled for Thursday Dec. 15, 2022, h...

Mayor O'Connor to call for closed session

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, December 15, 2022 at 5:30 p.m.  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.  

    &...

Water main repairs to cause lane closures on North Market Street

City Water Department crews are currently making emergency repairs to a water main break on N. Market St.

While these repairs are made, the left travel lane of N. Market, between 2nd St. and 3rd St. will be clo...

City to hold open house to discuss Form-Based Code Charrette report

The Division of Planning is hosting an Open House to discuss the Charrette report and to get feedback from the community on Wednesday, Dec. 14. The open house will take place at the City Hall Annex at 140 W. Patrick Street in Conference Room C from 5:30 p...

Budget priorities meeting to kick off FY24 budget process next month

The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will kick off the fiscal year 2024 budget process on Dec. 7, 2021 at 7 p.m. with a budget priorities workshop.

The City of Frederick’s Director of Budget and Administration, Katie Barkdoll, will present an overview...

Thanksgiving Day Service Changes: Trash, Yard Waste, & Recycling Collection

FREDERICK, MD – November 21, 2022: The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe Thanksgiving Day on Thursday, November 24, 2022, and Friday, November 25, 2022-some service schedules will change.

Trash Collection

Residential: There will be no trash collection service on Thursday, November 24, 2022.

1. If you normally set out your household trash on Wednesday evening for Thursday collection, please set your trash out on Thursday&nb...

Transportation Planning Board seeking applicants to promote region transportation issues

The National Transportation Planning Board is seeking new members for its Community Advisory Committee. The application period is open until Dec. 5. The application can be found at mwcog.org/cac. 

This is an opportunity for residents to promote pu...

Filming activity to take place on S. Market Street; limited disruptions expected

The City of Frederick is working with Bard Tales Productions, Cinematic Productions and the Frederick Film Office to approve and permit filming activity in Frederick, Maryland on Tuesday November 8 and Wednesday November 9^th, between the hours of 7:00pm &...

Update: Repairs complete on South Market Street water line

Update 4:45 p.m.: All repairs to the water line have been completed and the road is back open to traffic. The City of Frederick thanks its residents for their patience and cooperation. 

A portion of South Market Street will be closed starting at 1...

Filming to take place in Carroll Creek Linear Park this week

The City of Frederick is working with Bard Tales Productions, Cinematic Productions and the Frederick Film Office to approve and permit filming activity in the City of Frederick on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, November 2-4, between the hours of 6:00pm ...

City seeks feedback on North Branch Trail project

City extending deadline for Charter Review Committee applications

The City of Frederick is extending its application period for the Charter Review Committee. 

The application period will remain open until Nov. 1.

The Charter Review Committee, which will be appointed by Mayor Michael O&rsqu...

Water repairs to cause service disruption along W. Patrick Street

Due to ongoing emergency repair of the City’s Water Distribution System a temporary disruption of water service should be expected on October 26, 2022 from approximately 8 am to 4 pm.

Businesses to be affected include but are not limited to:

1301 ...

City working with production company to conduct filming in Frederick

The City of Frederick is working with Bard Tales Productions, Cinematic Productions and the Frederick Film Office to approve and permit filming activity on Friday, Oct. 28, 2022, between the hours of 7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m., at the 100 block of S. Market S...

Production company to conduct filming in Frederick

A production company will be conducting filming in the City of Frederick that will involve intermittent traffic control on Monocacy Boulevard and Hughes Ford Road with police presence and assistance.

Portions of the filming will be occurring in the vicinit...

Mayor opens application period for Charter Review Committee

The City of Frederick is excited to announce it is now accepting applications for those interested in sitting on the Charter Review Committee to review and make recommended updates to the City's governing document.  

This commit...

FPD makes arrest in Weapons Complaint

On 09/11/2022, at approximately 10:28 AM, officers of the Frederick Police Department, responded to the area of S Market St and W All Saints St for report of a weapons complaint. Upon arrival, officers were notified of a male, later identified as Donald L...

Mayor O'Connor announces charter review, other highlights from State of the City Address

During his State of the City address Thursday morning, Mayor Michael O’Connor announced an extensive review of the City’s charter will begin in the coming weeks.  

The charter review will aim to accomplish three objectives:

• &...

In the Streets, Market Street Mile to cause road closures downtown

This Saturday, Sept. 10, 2022, the City will welcome thousands of people downtown for “In the Streets” and the “Market Street Mile,” which will result in road closures through parts of downtown. 

Road closur...

HPC public hearing canceled

The Historic Preservation Commission public hearing scheduled for Thursday, September 8th has been cancelled due to the lack of quorum. All applications that were scheduled on the agenda will be heard on September 22nd.

The City is accepting appl...

Clover Ridge Park construction to begin next week

Construction on Clover Ridge Park will be taking place over the next several months as the project begins next week. During this time, some sections of the park will be closed to the public. 

Upon completion, the park will include a multi-purpose ...

Labor Day Observance: Service schedule changes

The City of Frederick’s office facilities will be closed on Monday, Sept. 5, 2022, to observe Labor Day, and some service schedules will change. 

Trash Collection

Residential: 

Carroll Creek and Court Street garage elevators to undergo repairs

The City of Frederick will be conducting repairs to elevators at the Carroll Creek and Court Street garages on Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2022. 

The Carroll Creek garage elevator will be shut down for approximately four hours in the morning, and the Cour...

Statement from Mayor Michael O’Connor on 2nd Street fire

The following is a statement from Mayor Michael O’Connor:

Today my heart is heavy, and my thoughts are with the residents and businesses affected by last night’s fire at West 2nd and Market Streets. 

The fear of any fi...

Elks Parade to cause road closures, parking restrictions in downtown Frederick

The Frederick Police Department and Department of Public Works will be providing road closure assistance for the Elks parade on Sunday, Aug. 28 from 2-5 p.m.

The parade participants will stage near the All Saints Parking Deck, which will not be accessible ...

Mayor Michael O'Connor issues statement on passing of former Alderman William "Bill" Hall

Mayor O'Connor to call for closed session

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Monday, August 22, 2022 at 9:00 a.m.  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.  

    &...

Form Based Code Work In Progress Presentation To Be Televised - Meeting Location Moved

Due to significant public interest in the East Street redesign process, the City of Frederick is making necessary adjustments to make the work-in-progress presentation scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2022 more accessible for viewers. 

Th...

Section of Monocacy Boulevard reopened after sinkhole repairs completed

Residents invited to design future of East Street corridor

The City of Frederick is hosting a five-day community visioning “charrette” August 12-16, 2022, and asking for participation from residents, workers, property owners, and business owners to help design the future of the East Street cor...

Mayor and Board approve $19.8 million contract for FPD Headquarters

The City of Frederick Mayor and Board of Aldermen unanimously approved Thursday night a $19.8 million contract with Waynesboro Construction Company for design-build services of a new police headquarters at 100 E. All Saints Street. 

“The...

City Announces First Meeting of New Equity Advisory Board

The City of Frederick is pleased to announce the formation and first meeting date of the new ad hoc committee, the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Advisory Board. The purpose of the Advisory Board is to provide feedback to the Mayor, Board of Alder...

Mayor O'Connor to call for closed session

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, August 4, 2022 at 5:00 p.m.  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.  

    &...

Board of Aldermen seek public participation in legislative work sessions

The City of Frederick invites organizations and individuals to participate in legislative work sessions in 2023 in our collaborative efforts to improve City government service delivery.

Board of Aldermen legislative work sessions are permitted by the City ...

Mill Pond Road to be closed beginning next week

W.F. Delauter and Son Inc. will be conducting road work resulting in the closure of Mill Pond Road between Monocacy Boulevard and Bear Den Road starting next week. 

The road work is scheduled to take place between Aug. 1 through September 1.&n...

Gas House Pike closure extended to end of August

The road closure at Gas House Pike has been extended to last until the end of August as work continues.

C. William Hertzer is completing work to remove and replace existing sanitary sewer piping. The project began in May and is now scheduled to extend unti...

Frederick's Best Places to Work Receive Awards

The 2022 Annual Best Places to Work award winners were recognized at a reception at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center. 

Nearly 100 nominations were submitted, and 5 Frederick businesses proved that during challenging times, they adapted ...

Several roads to be closed during weekend events July 16

Two events in the City of Frederick Saturday, July 16, 2022 will cause several road closures and parking restrictions.

The National Clustered Spires High Wheel race will take place Saturday with the following roads being closed from 11-3:30 p.m.: ...

Paving project to cause some lane closures and parking restrictions

A paving project at Logan Street, Spruce Court and Catoctin Ave. is scheduled to begin this week. 

The majority of the project is a mill and overlay paving project completed by the contractor, but portions of Catoctin Avenue will require...

Rules for fishing in Carroll Creek & Culler Lake

An increase in fishing in the restricted area of Carroll Creek prompts The City of Frederick to remind the public that fishing is not allowed in some parts of the creek. Fishing is prohibited in the creek between the brick bridge to the north of the Willi...

Mayor O’Connor announces strategic reorganization to improve City government service delivery

Mayor Michael O’Connor announced a strategic reorganization of City government that continues his ongoing commitment to make the executive leadership team the most experienced and diverse in City history.

The new City government structure, established with...

Update: Traffic signal repairs along West Patrick Street corridor complete

Update: The traffic signals along the West Patrick Street corridor have been completed, and the signals are back up and running. 

The City of Frederick is experiencing several traffic signal outages along the West Patrick Street corridor. ...

Independence Day service changes

The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe Independence Day on Monday, July 4, 2022, and some service schedules will change.

Trash Collection

Residential: 

• There will be no trash collection service on Monday, July 4, 2...

Portion of East Street to be closed for Pride Parade

On Saturday, June 25, 2022, The City of Frederick will welcome thousands of people to downtown for the annual Pride Parade. 

To accommodate crowds that will be traveling along Carroll Creek Linear Park for the duration of the event, a portion of E...

Tuscarora Trolley Trail path to close for tree pruning

The Tuscarora Trolley Trail section of shared-use path from Tuscanney Drive heading north to Tuscarora Court will be temporarily closed June 20-22 for tree pruning. NG Gilbert, a subcontractor for Potomac Edison, will be working in the area to provide pro...

Juneteenth Observance: Temporary Service Schedule Changes

The City of Frederick’s office facilities will be closed on Monday, June 20, 2022 to observe Juneteenth. Some service schedules will change. 

Parking

• No payment is required at City parking garages and meters on Sunday, June 19, 2022, or M...

Production companies to conduct filming in downtown area

Two production companies will be conducting cinematic filming in downtown Frederick June 13-16. 

Filming will be occurring throughout Church Street and Maxwell Alley. Maxwell Alley will be closed on Tuesday June 14 from 10:00 p.m. &nd...

Housing and Human Services announces sites for summer food service program

The Summer Food Service Program, operated locally by Housing and Human Services (HHS), provides a lunchtime meal for children and youth who would typically qualify for free- or reduced-price meals through the public school system; pre-school age children ...

City launches residential composting pilot program

The City of Frederick this week launched a residential compost pilot project that is open to residents in NACs 5 and 11, and invites their participation.

Key City Compost is the selected contractor for the pilot project. Located in Frederick, Key City Comp...

DPW repairing leaking water valve that caused minor road damage

The City of Frederick's Water Services Department is repairing a leaking valve on Monocacy Boulevard near Laurel Wood Way that has caused minor damage to the road. The Department of Public Works Operations division will repair the road once the v...

Division of Planning launches East Street Corridor form-based code project

The City of Frederick's Division of Planning is launching efforts to draft a Form-Based Code for the East Street Corridor.

With the 2020 Comprehensive Plan, Strategic Plan, and the East Street Small Area Plan as the foundation, the Division of Pla...

Work to begin on City's first outdoor pickleball-specific facility

Court renovations at Monocacy Village Park to create the first pickleball-specific, outdoor courts in the City of Frederick is scheduled to begin Thursday, June 2, as the City works to continue to meet the demand for pickleball. 

The renovation pr...

City to perform pedestrian and traffic signal improvements at West 2nd St. and College Ave.

Residents in the City of Frederick will begin noticing work to improve pedestrian safety and traffic control changes at the intersection of West 2ndStreet and College Ave. 

Work to create new ADA-compliant ramps and concrete pads at all four corne...

Aldermanic legislative session canceled; Mayor and Board Workshop still scheduled

The Board of Aldermen's 2 p.m. legislative session scheduled for Wednesday May 25, 2022 has been canceled. The presenter that was scheduled on the agenda was unable to attend the meeting. This meeting will be rescheduled for the Aldermen at a lat...

West 2nd street to undergo reconstruction this week

Under the direction of the City of Frederick Department of Public Works, C. William Hetzer will perform a 4-6-week full-depth reconstruction of West 2^nd Street from North Bentz Street to College Ave beginning this week.

The project is scheduled to begin on...

Mayor O'Connor to call for closed session

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, May 19, 2022 at 6:00 p.m.  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.  

This action is in accordance...

Water service restored for customers as sinkhole repairs continue

The City of Frederick Department of Public Works has restored service to all water customers who where affected by the damaged water line at the sinkhole on Monocacy Boulevard. 

The Department of Public Works continues to work on the water line an...

Water line damage may result in brown water for water customers

Due to the water line break on Monocacy Boulevard, residents and businesses throughout the City may be experiencing issues with brown water. 

Due to the size of the water line, a significant portion of our community may experience issues as the va...

City working to repair damaged waterline due to sinkhole at Monocacy Boulevard

A waterline break caused by a sinkhole on Monocacy Boulevard has resulted in the closure of Monocacy Boulevard from U.S. 70 at the new Royal Farms to East South Street. This closure will be in place for an undetermined amount of time while the Department ...

Additional portion of Monocacy Boulevard closed due to sinkhole

The City of Frederick’s Department of Public Works has closed the southbound lane of Monocacy Boulevard from East Patrick Street to East South Street until further notice. The closure is due a sinkhole adjacent to the roadway, but not in the roa...

Mayor O'Connor in self-isolation after testing positive for COVID-19

Mayor Michael O’Connor tested positive for COVID-19 Wednesday morning and is currently self-isolating in his home in Frederick. He will work remotely until he is officially cleared to return to City Hall. He remains in good spirits but is experi...

Emergency lane closure on Monocacy Boulevard

A lane on westbound Monocacy Boulevard will be closed between South Street and the ramp to U.S. 70 for the next one to two weeks due to a sinkhole next to the road. 

The lane closure is precautionary as the sinkhole is not in the roadway, but is i...

City to issue taxicab permits

The City of Frederick Taxicab Commission has thirty-one (31) taxicab permits available. 

A person wishing to obtain a new taxicab permit must submit to the Taxicab Administrative Agency, on or before May 15, 2022:

• A City of Frederick Taxicab Permit...

2021 City Water Report now available

The City of Frederick has published its 2021 Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) on City drinking water. The report is available for viewing and printing at cityoffrederickmd.gov/ccr.

The City of Frederick is dedicated to supplying its cust...

City asphalt resurfacing project to cause some parking restrictions

Beginning May 2, 2022, C. William Hetzer, under the direction of the Department of Public Works Street Maintenance Department, will be milling the asphalt surface and resurfacing Dockside Drive and Mobley Court.  

There will be parking re...

Mayor O'Connor to call for closed session

Mayor Michael O'Connor has requested a Closed Session on Wednesday, April 27, 2022 at 3 p.m. Mayor O'Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in closed session at City Hall.

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This action is in accordance with the au...

Mayor O'Connor announces end of state of emergency

Mayor Michael O’Connor announced this morning the formal end of the City of Frederick COVID-19 State of Emergency. 

The end of the state of emergency does not trigger any significant operational changes, as the City beg...

Mayor O'Connor to hold briefing regarding City State of Emergency

Mayor Michael O’Connor is set to make an announcement regarding the City’s state of emergency for the COVID-19 pandemic on Friday, April 15 at 9 a.m. at City Hall. 

Any media wishing to cover the announcement are welcome at Cit...

City of Frederick prepares for Frederick Running Festival

Thousands of runners and spectators will be on hand for the annual Frederick Running Festival April 30-May 1. It will start with a Kids Fun Run on Saturday, April 30 at 5 p.m., followed by the Twilight 5K race at 6 p.m. The 5K route begi...

Spring Freecycle event this Saturday

The City of Frederick Department of Public Works will host its next Freecycle Roundup on Saturday, April 16, 2022, from 8 AM to 2 PM to receive and recycle bulk items City residents no longer want to keep. 

The Freecycle Roundup is an opportunity ...

Storm drain mainline work to be completed on W. 2nd Street

Storm drain work on Tuesday April 5, 2022 will result in some parking restrictions in the 200 Block of W. 2^nd Street. 

The City of Frederick Stormwater Department will complete work on a storm drain mainline in the 200 Block of W 2^nd Street. The w...

Nominations Open for Frederick County Best Places to Work Awards

Nominations are open for the 2022 Frederick County Best Places to Work Awards. The Frederick County Office of Economic Development, Frederick County Workforce Services, City of Frederick Department of Economic Development and the Frederick County Chamber ...

Mayor O'Connor presents FY23 proposed budget

Mayor Michael O'Connor is proud to present his proposed budget for The City of Frederick's Fiscal Year 2023 today, April 1, 2022. This budget, which is now open for public feedback and discussion, represents a generational opportunity to...

HPC to hold site visits

 The Historic Preservation Commission will be holding site visits near 401 Linden Avenue on Tuesday, March 22 at 6 p.m. and Wednesday, March 23 at 12:30 p.m. The purpose of the site visit is to review the property’s history/significance a...

City Announces Creation of New Equity Advisory Board

The City of Frederick is pleased to announce the creation of a new ad hoc committee to be known as the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Advisory Board. The purpose of the Advisory Board is to provide feedback to the City of Frederick Mayor, Board of...

Mayor O'Connor sets timeline for full re-opening and end of state of emergency

Mayor Michael O’Connor is pleased to report the continued improvements in the health metrics relating to COVID-19 have positioned the City of Frederick to set expected timelines for operational changes. 

Effect...

Sustainability Committee seeking applicants to fill vacancy

The City of Frederick is seeking applicants to fill a vacancy on its Sustainability Committee. The role of the Sustainability Committee is to advise City officials and staff on developing and promoting the City’s commitment to sustainability eff...

Mayor O'Connor to call for closed session

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, March 17, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.

This action is in accordance with the authority...

Sewer work to impact roads March 8-9

Sewer repair work on East Patrick is scheduled for March 8-9, 2022 from 7 a.m.-3 p.m.  and will result in the following traffic and road changes:

• Franklin St will be closed heading north between Bernard St and East Patrick St
• East Patrick ...

How to watch tonight's Mayor and Board Meeting

Livestream link for City public meetings down due to technical difficulties.

Due to technical difficulties with our usual livestream link, tonight's Mayor and Board meeting is viewable here. Residents can still view tonight's meeting from Channel 99 as they usually would. If residents want to follow along with th...

Mayor O'Connor to call for closed session

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, March 3, 2022 at 6:30 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.

This action is in accordance with the authority ...

City of Frederick lifts mask requirement for City buildings

The City of Frederick continues to see positive metrics in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. On Friday, the CDC downgraded Frederick County downgraded to "low community transmission" status. As a result, the City of Frederick has announce...

Public Art Commission seeks applicants to fill vacancies

The Public Art Commission is currently seeking interested individuals for a three-year term, for multiple openings on the Commission. The Public Art Commission meets as needed on the second Tuesday of every month at 4:30 p.m. 

To be eligible to se...

City of Frederick welcomes limited resident attendance at Mayor and Board Meetings

In light of continued decreasing COVID-19 statistics, the City of Frederick is beginning the process of inviting the public back into Mayor and Board meetings and workshops effective Feb. 23, 2022. 

Public meetings and workshops for the Mayor and ...

Presidents Day Observance: Temporary Service & Schedule Changes

The City of Frederick’s office facilities will be closed on Monday, February 21, 2022 to observe Presidents Day. Some service schedules will change. 

Parking

• No payment is required at City parking garages and meters on Monday, Fe...

City invites public to share thoughts for East Street redesign

The City of Frederick is undergoing a planning study to determine a future design for East Street and is seeking input from residents and businesses. The first public information session will be Monday, Feb. 28 at 6 pm, on Channel 99 and YouTube.

The City ...

Department of Public Works proposes alternative to Christopher’s Crossing and Timber Grove Road Plan

Over the last month, the City of Frederick’s Department of Public Works has continued to evaluate its recommended plan for improvements to the Christopher’s Crossing and Timber Grove Road intersection. Input received from the public an...

Mayor O'Connor requests closed session

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, February 17, 2022 at 5:00 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.

This action is in accordance with the author...

Repair work on S. Jefferson Street scheduled for Feb. 10

On Thursday, Feb. 10, 2022, the City's Sewer Department will be performing maintenance work in the area of the 300 Block of South Jefferson St. from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Traffic will be able to traverse one lane on each side north and south. Drivers ...

Ice skating on Carroll Creek highly discouraged due to safety concerns

In recent weeks, the City of Frederick has seen an increased number of residents ice skating on Carroll Creek due to the low temperatures freezing the creek. 

This unsafe activity has resulted in at least one resident falling through the ice over ...

Tree Frederick sales open through March 11

In its third year, the Tree Frederick program aims to assist City homeowners in planting more trees. The effort will ultimately increase tree canopy in the City, help improve air and water quality, and might even help homeowners reduce energy costs. The sa...

Mayor appoints pop-up dining advisory committee

In light of growing public trends in Frederick toward outdoor “al fresco” dining coupled with the pressures of the continuing COVID pandemic, Mayor O’Connor has appointed a 17-member Ad-Hoc Advisory Committee to evaluate staf...

City announces operational changes due to improving metrics

In light of the improved COVID-19 metrics for local hospitals as well as the City’s improved employee metrics, the City announced the following operational changes effective Feb. 1, 2022. 

• City buildings re-open to the public. Masks rema...

Water line installation to close sections of Willow Brook Park

A City waterline is scheduled for installation and will run through Willow Brook Park, causing closures to sections of the park. 

The waterline will be installed west of the intersection of Sumner Drive and McClellan Drive, running acros...

Update: Item added to requested closed session meeting agenda

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Wednesday, January 26, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene virtually in Closed Session.

This action is in accordance with the authority...

City of Frederick Dog Park closed for construction work

The City of Frederick Dog Park will be closed today Jan. 19, 2022 through Thursday, Jan. 20, 2022 as contractors complete concrete and excavation work to improve the entrance to the park. 

Residents with questions should call the Parks and Recreat...

Street maintenance restrictions suspended; inclement weather halts street sweeping temporarily

Due to snow and ice, the City will be unable to perform street sweeping operations for the remainder of this week. Parking restrictions for Street Maintenance have been suspended until Sunday, Jan. 23 at midnight. Residents may park where parking restrict...

City of Frederick announces traffic improvements at Christopher's Crossing and Opposumtown Pike

The City of Frederick is excited to announce the completion of the construction of a new traffic signal and improvements at the intersection of Opossumtown Pike and Christopher’s Crossing.

Beginning today, Jan. 14, 2022, the new signal ...

City to continue operational changes through end of month

Due to the continuing impact of the current COVID-19 surge, the City of Frederick is continuing the modified operational changes announced last week through at least Jan. 31. Those operational changes include: 

• City offices remain closed to the pu...

Liberal leave in effect for City employees due to inclement weather

The City of Frederick will be operating under a liberal leave policy for City employees due to the inclement weather. 

The City has not declared a snow emergency, and thus residents are not required to remove their vehicles from snow emergency rou...

City announces operational changes due to COVID-19 surge

Over the past two weeks, the surge in COVID-19 cases due to the Omicron variant has placed extreme stress on our community, government operations and perhaps most notably, our health care system. 

In an effort to lessen the strain on these entitie...

Historic preservation property tax credit applications open for 2021 projects

The City of Frederick is accepting applications for the City Historic Preservation Property Tax Credit until April 1, 2022. 

Tax paying property owners may apply for a credit equal to 25 percent of the properly documented expenditures incurred dur...

City of Frederick, agency partners launch diversion program

The Office of the Mayor, Frederick Police Department, and several critical agency partners are excited to announce the launch of a Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program within the City of Frederick.  

Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion...

Martin Luther King Jr. Day Observance: Temporary Service & Schedule Changes

The City of Frederick’s office facilities will be closed on Monday, January 17, 2022 to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Some service schedules will change.  

Parking 

• No payment is required at City&...

Christmas & New Years Observance: Temporary Service Schedule Changes

The City of Frederick’s office facilities will be closed on Friday, December 24, 2021 and Friday, December 31, 2021 to observe Christmas and New Years Day. Some service schedules will change. 

Parking 

• No payment is required at C...

Upcoming Meeting: Frederick Historic District National Register Nomination

The City of Frederick Planning Department will host a virtual public informational meeting on the updated Frederick Historic District National Register Nomination on Tuesday, January 11, 2022 from 6:00 PM- 8:00 PM.  The meeting will be available ...

Reminder: Inauguration Ceremony for the 63rd Administration of The City of Frederick: Thurs, 12/9

The City of Frederick requests the honor of your presence at the Inauguration of Mayor Michael O'Connor and the 63rd Administration of the Board of Aldermen: Katie Nash, Kelly Russell, Derek Shackelford, Donna Kuzemchak, and Ben MacShane. The cer...

Agenda Announced for Annual Legislative Meeting with Frederick Delegation

Each December, Mayor O'Connor and The Board of Aldermen host a conversation with the Frederick County Delegation to discuss the legislative priorities of The City of Frederick. The 2021 event will take place Monday, December 13, 2021 at 9AM. The ...

FY2023 Budget Process to Begin; Community Encouraged to Participate

The City of Frederick will host a public meeting to discuss the fiscal year 2023 budget process on Wednesday, December 15, 2021, at 3PM. City Budget Director, Katie Barkdoll, will present an overview of the FY2023 budget process. The Mayor and Board of Al...

FY23 Community Promotion Grant Application Period is Open

The City of Frederick's Fiscal Year 2023 Community Promotion Grant Funding Cycle is now open for applications! Local non-profit organizations are encouraged to apply by 5PM on January 17, 2022, with requests to create or enhance services that pos...

Prepping for Snow: Reminders as Winter Weather Season Approaches

The City of Frederick’s beauty seems to be magnified during the winter months. Snow-covered mountain landscapes, ice-covered Carroll Creek, and Culler Lake – it’s a sight so often seen from late fal...

Reminder: Lane Closure Scheduled for Monocacy Blvd at E. Patrick Street for Gas Main Relocation

Starting next Monday, November 29, 2021, through December 3, 2021 (between the hours of 7:30 AM and 3:30 PM), travelers will experience a lane closure along Monocacy Blvd at East Patrick Street for a gas main relocation. Traffic disruption is expected. Pl...

Traffic Advisory: Portion of Baughman's Lane to Close for Several Weeks

Baughman's Lane between Shookstown Road and Rock Creek Drive will experience road, lane, and sidewalk closures between November 29, 2021 and January 8, 2022. The closures are necessary for utility installations, roadway widening, sidewalk constru...

Frederick Set to Launch Minority & Women Owned Business Enterprise & Small Business Reserve Programs

On Thursday, November 18, 2021, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen approved a Resolution to adopt changes to the Purchasing Policies of The City of Frederick. Included in these changes is the establishment of a goals-based Minority and Women Business Enterpr...

Frederick Achieves 100 Rating on Municipal Quality Index

The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) announced this morning that The City of Frederick earned a perfect score of 100 for its ongoing efforts to ensure equal treatment of members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) community. ...

Thanksgiving Observance: Temporary and Holiday Season Service Schedule Changes

The City of Frederick’s office facilities will be closed on Thursday, November 25, 2021, and Friday, November 26, 2021, to observe Thanksgiving. Some service schedules will ...

Parks & Recreation to host Breakfast with Santa

Start the day in a merry way with a breakfast buffet perfect for the whole family! The City of Frederick's Parks and Recreation Department will host a Breakfast with Santa at the Talley Recreation Center on Saturday, December 11, 2021, from 9AM-1...

Free Holiday Weekend Parking Begins on Thanksgiving

With the holidays upon us, the City's Free Holiday Parking will begin on Thanksgiving. No payment is needed at garages or meters on Thanksgiving, Frosty Friday (the Friday after Thanksgiving), Christmas, and New Years Day. 

Additionally, ...

City Debuts New Closed Captioning & Translate Software Services

La Ciudad debuta los Subtítulos y Sistema de Servicios de Traducción

As The City of Frederick continues work to ensure equity in its services, the Communications Department is proud to announce the debut of two new services for its public meetings, productions, and visits to City facilities: Increased Closed Captioning off...

Lane Closure Scheduled for Monocacy Blvd at E. Patrick Street for Gas Main Relocation

Beginning November 29, 2021, through December 3, 2021 (between the hours of 7:30 AM and 3:30 PM), travelers will experience a lane closure along Monocacy Blvd at East Patrick Street for a gas main relocation. Traffic disruption is expected. Please take an...

Upcoming Film Permit - Notice of Street/Lane Closures

Rocket Media will be filming a PSA on November 15, 2021, after receiving film permit approval from The City of Frederick. The following streets will be impacted during the filming: 

• 6:00am – 5:00pm – Old Gas House Pike (near Fa...

Mayor Calls for Closed Session of the Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Wednesday, November 10, 2021, at 2:00 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.

This action is in accordance with the auth...

Mayor O’Connor Provides Testimony to U.S. House in Support of Preservation Training Center

After several months of planning and collaboration, the Historic Preservation Training Center, poised to be located at Westside Regional Park, is taking another step forward this week. House Bill H.R.4494, the Frederick Jobs and Historic Preservation Trai...

Reduced Daylight Increases Danger for Pedestrians and Bicyclists

The City of Frederick's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee reminds residents and travelers to make safety a top priority as Daylight Savings Time ends. With earlier sunsets, adjusting to the new, low-light environment can take time, and dr...

Department of Housing and Human Services to hold annual Turkey Distribution

The Frederick Community Action Agency in the Department of Housing and Human Services is kicking off the holiday season with its annual Thanksgiving Turkey distribution on Tuesday, November 23, 2020, in the parking lot of the Harry Grove Stadium (21 Stadi...

Your Tree Could Be the City's Christmas Tree

As the holiday season nears, Parks and Recreation Department, along with the City Arborist, are working to make various holiday traditions come alive, including the lighting of the City's Christmas Trees at City Hall Park and the 7th Street Fount...

Mayor Calls for Closed Session of the Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, November 4, 2021, at 6:00 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.

This action is in accordance with the author...

Veterans Day Observance: City Services & Schedule Changes

The City of Frederick’s facilities will be closed on Thursday, November 11, 2021, to observe Veterans Day. Some service schedules will change.  

Parking 

• No payment is required at City garages and meters on Thursday, November 11,...

Prescribed Burn in Watershed Scheduled for Nov 8-10

A prescribed burn is scheduled to take place in the city watershed property off Gambrill Park Road between November 8 and 10, 2021.

The purpose is to restore a stand of pitch pine that is about 90 years old, at the end of its life span. The prescribed burn...

Last Chance to Cast Your Vote is Tomorrow; Election Day Reminders

Tuesday, November 2, 2021, is Election Day in The City of Frederick. There is still time to vote and use your voice! 

VOTING

For those who wish to vote in person: 

To vote in person, all in-person voting will be conducted at the Trinity Sch...

Vacant Property Registration Required Beginning December 1, 2021

Beginning on December 1, 2021, in accordance with the passing of the Vacant Property Registration Ordinance (City Code section 12.5-54), the owner of any property vacant for at least one year must register that property with The City of Frederick. The Vac...

DPW Asks Residents and Businesses to Check Street Intakes as Rainstorm Approaches

With tomorrow's rain forecast, the Department of Public Works is asking citizens to clear the leaves and debris from storm drain intakes near homes and/or businesses and to check periodically to be sure the drain intake area remains free of debri...

Reminder: Pop Up Dining Program Ends October 31

Per Ordinances G-21-18, G-21-19, and G-21-20, the City's Pop Up Dining Program, which includes parklets, parking lot use, and expanded food truck opportunities will end on Sunday, October 31, 2021. The program was extended in September 2...

Reminder: USA Cycling Nationwide Mountain Bike Championship Comes to Frederick this Weekend

The 2021 Marathon Mountain Bike National Championships is set for tomorrow, Saturday, October 23 in Gambrill State Park and the Frederick Watershed CWNA. Please note that some of the Watershed trails will be designated for racers only. Parking will also b...

Road Crack Sealing Effort to Begin in Hillcrest Thursday, 10/21

The City of Frederick Street Maintenance Department, through a contractor, will begin sealing cracks in the roadways throughout the City this fall.  The City contractor will begin in the Hillcrest Commons areas tomorrow, October 21, 2021, and wil...

Ethics, Public Art, and other Boards/Commissions Looking for Volunteers

Listen, engage, and represent! Serve Frederick as a member of one of our many boards & commissions. 

The City of Frederick is currently seeking interested persons to fill vacancies on several boards and commissions. These positions are critica...

Reminder: This Saturday - Fall 2021 Freecycle Event

The City of Frederick Department of Public Works will host its next Freecycle Roundup on Saturday, October 16, 2021, from 8 AM to 2 PM to receive and recycle bulk items City residents no longer want to keep. 

The Freecycle Roundup is an opportunit...

Upcoming Road Closure: East Street (16th Street to N. Market Street)

Beginning October 25, 2021, East Street will be closed between East 16th Street and North Market Street for the installation of utilities by Consolidated Commercial Services. Travelers should use the posted detour signs. The work is expected to be complet...

Mayor O’Connor Shares Proposal for City ARPA Funds; Board of Aldermen to Workshop Proposal

Upcoming Lane Closure for Sewer Repair: W Patrick Street

On Tuesday, October 5, 2021, a 100-foot section of the right-hand lane of West Patrick Street (just before Bentz Street) will be closed for a sewer repair. Travelers should use alternative routes if possible or expect a small delay. 

Read on...

Water Main Repair Scheduled for North Market Street (10/5 & 10/6)

On Tuesday, October 5, 2021, and Wednesday, October 6, 2021, The City of Frederick will be repairing a water main on North Market Street between Church Street and 2nd Street. One lane will be closed from 6AM-3PM. Homes and businesses in the area may exper...

Upcoming Roadwork Scheduled for Lindbergh Ave

Under the direction of The City of Frederick Department of Public Works, C. William Hetzer will be performing full-depth reconstruction of Lindbergh Ave from West 2nd Street to Rosemont Ave. The project is scheduled to begin on or about October 11, 2021, ...

City Receives $200,000 Grant for Phase 4 of East Street Rails with Trails

As part of the Maryland Department of Transportation Kim Lamphier Bikeways Grant program, The City of Frederick was recently awarded $200,000 for Phase 4 of the East Street Rails with Trails project. Phase 4 includes the design of a 10-foot-wide shared-us...

Zoning Board of Appeals Cancels 9/28 Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals has canceled their September 28, 2021 meeting. The next scheduled ZBA meeting is set for Tuesday, October 26, 2021. 

Learn more about the Zoning Board of Appeals, including recent agendas and minutes, at https:...

Board of Supervisors of Elections Certifies Primary Election

Watershed Gate Closure

The City of Frederick has closed and locked the gates on Fishing Creek Road at its junctions with Gambrill Park Road and Hamburg Road. Vehicular access to the Watershed is permitted through the Mountaindale Road access point. Larger parking areas around t...

Upcoming Water Disruption on Castle Rock Rd and Castle Rock Ct

On Thursday, September 16, 2021,  residents on Castle Rock Road and Castle Rock Court in the Dearbought subdivision may experience a temporary disruption of water service.  This is due to emergency repair work on the water main between 8...

Fall 2021 Freecycle Event Scheduled for October 16, 2021

The City of Frederick Department of Public Works will host its next Freecycle Roundup on Saturday, October 16, 2021, from 8 AM to 2 PM to receive and recycle bulk items City residents no longer want to keep. 

The Freecycle Roundup is an opportunit...

Primary Election Results: ~8% Reported; More Results Coming Thursday

Last evening, on Primary Election Night, The City of Frederick received the results from the in-person voting days (early voting and election day). These results account for roughly 8% of the ballots received in total. Tomorrow, Thursday, September 16, 20...

Primary Election Day is Tomorrow + How to View Results

Tuesday, September 14, 2021 is Primary Election Day in The City of Frederick. There is still time to vote by mail, by dropbox on in person: 

VOTING

For those who wish to vote in person: 

To vote in person, all in-person voting will be condu...

Reminders Regarding 2021 City Elections

The Primary Election season is underway. Given the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the City has increased accessibility to voting by allowing registered voters to vote by mail, by dropbox, or in person via early voting or day-of voting.

REMINDERS ABOUT TIMEL...

City Stormwater Team at the 2021 In the Streets Festival

Join The City of Frederick Stormwater Team at the 2021 In the Streets Festival Saturday, September 11, 2021, from 11 AM to 5 PM. The Stormwater Team will be part of the Going Green Block on North Market Street between 4th and 5th Streets. Stop by the boot...

Housing and Human Services Serves Notice of Public Hearing and Display of the CAPER

FY 2020 CONSOLIDATED ANNUAL PERFORMANCE AND EVALUATION REPORT (CAPER) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND DISPLAY OF THE CAPER 

In accordance with Title I of the National Affordable Housing Act of 1990, P.L. 101-625, the City of Frederick has pr...

Heavy Rains Exceed Stormwater Capacity

Signs Posted; Health, Environmental Officials Notified of Overflow

Heavy rainfall yesterday and overnight exceeded The City of Frederick Wastewater Treatment Plant’s capacity, causing overflow of wastewater, starting at about 6:00 PM on Wednesday. The overflow ended at 12:30 AM this morning.

The overflow occurre...

Continue to Use Caution; Flood Waters Receding

As the flood waters continue to recede throughout The City of Frederick, please continue to use caution. 

Keep an eye out for debris: As flood waters recede, debris may be left behind on roadways and in yards/parks. Please use caution.&am...

Road Closures due to Flooding and High Water

Mayor Calls for Closed Session of the Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, September 2, 2021, at 6:00 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.

This action is in accordance with the autho...

Labor Day Observance: City Services & Schedule Changes

The City of Frederick’s office facilities will be closed on Monday, September 6, 2021, to observe Labor Day, and some service schedules will change. 

Parking 

• No payment required is at City garages and meters on Monday, September...

Thomas Pool to be Closed Saturday, 8/28

Due to staffing shortages with the City's pool management company, the Edward P. Thomas Pool will not be open tomorrow, Saturday, August 28, 2021. The William R. Diggs Pool will be open per its normal schedule. (Pool information)

More details will...

Mayor O'Connor Requests Action from Board of Aldermen Regarding COVID-19 Ordinances

On Wednesday morning, I held a briefing to clarify the end of the State of Maryland’s State of Emergency on August 15th per Governor Hogan’s actions. As part of that briefing, per my authority as Mayor, I announced that I would not remove the City’s State...

Mayor O'Connor Upholds City's State of Emergency as State's State of Emergency Ends

This morning's briefing offers clarity and updates on operational changes based on the State and City's declarations

At 10 AM this morning, Wednesday, August 25, 2021, Mayor O'Connor held a briefing to discuss the changes due to the rescindment of the State of Maryland's State of Emergency and also to announce that the City's State of Emergenc...

Mayor to Hold Public Briefing Wednesday (8/25) at 10AM

Mayor Michael O’Connor will hold a public briefing tomorrow, Wednesday, August 25. 2021, at 10AM to provide an update regarding the City's response to COVID-19 and the City's State of Emergency declaration. 

The briefin...

HPC, ZBA, and other Boards/Commissions Looking for Volunteers

Listen, engage, and represent! Serve Frederick as a member of one of our many boards & commissions. 

The City of Frederick is currently seeking interested persons to fill vacancies on several boards and commissions. These positions are critica...

Mayor O'Connor Offers State of the City Address

Remarks from Mayor O'Connor: 

Good morning and welcome to everyone watching online and to all of you who have joined us in person today at this wonderful venue on Frederick’s west side. Thank you to the members of the Board of A...

Reminder: Mayor O'Connor to Hold State of City Address Tomorrow 9AM

Reminder: Mayor Michael O’Connor will deliver the 2021 State of the City Address tomorrow, August 19, 2021, at 9 AM and invites the community to attend.  He will discuss the City's perseverance and continued attention to COVID-1...

Mayor Calls for Closed Session of the Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, August 19, 2021, at 6:00 p.m.  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.       &...

Upcoming Street Repair on Wheyfield Drive

Beginning August 18, 2021, C. William Hetzer will be repairing the intersection of Wheyfield Drive and Greenleese Drive. The project is expected to take two to three days to complete, with active work between 7 AM and 5 PM each day. The City of Frederick ...

City of Frederick News | Election Machine Demonstration

The City of Frederick Board of Supervisors of Elections invites the public to observe a demonstration of the voting system to ascertain that the system will count the votes cast properly for all offices on The City of Frederick Primary Election B...

Maryland Sports & USA Cycling Announce Frederick as Host for Nationwide Mountain Bike Championship

Earlier today, Maryland Sports & USA Cycling announced that Frederick has been selected as the Host Site for the 2021 Marathon Mountain Bike National Championships on Saturday, October 23.  The City of Frederick has been partnering with the S...

Upcoming Resurfacing on Monocacy Blvd between Mill Pond Road and Route 15

Beginning the week of August 16, 2021, C. William Hetzer will be resurfacing Monocacy Blvd between Mill Pond Road and Route 15. The project will include various full-depth repairs and is the first phase of the resurfacing of Monocacy Blvd. This phase is e...

Reminder: Findings from Parks and Recreation Master Plan Surveys to be Shared Tonight at 6:30PM

The Parks and Recreation Master Plan continues to move forward! After Phase 2 of gathering public input through community-wide surveys, GreenPlay will present its findings to the community tonight, Monday, August 9, 2021 at 6:30PM. 

Join GreenPlay...

Mayor Presents New FPD HQ to Board of Aldermen; Board Approves Purchase

City Facilities Return to Requiring Masks; Pause on Return to In-Person Meetings

With Frederick now at the 'substantial community transmission' level, The City of Frederick will be taking the following actions as we continue to prioritize public and employee health. 

CITY FACILITIES

City buildings remain open ...

Frederick Best Places to Work’ Winners Receive Awards

2021 Nominations Show That Businesses are Thriving

Five Frederick area businesses were recognized for the 2021 Annual Best Places to Work awards on August 3.  More than 100 nominations were submitted, and 5 companies rose to the top with unique twists on remote working, em...

Findings from Parks and Recreation Master Plan to be Presented on Aug 9

The Parks and Recreation Master Plan continues to move forward! After Phase 2 of gathering public input through community-wide surveys, GreenPlay will present its findings to the community on Monday, August 9, 2021 at 6:30PM. 

Join GreenPlay and t...

Opportunities Approaching in August to Share Input on Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning

Using the 2020 Comprehensive Plan as a guide, City planners are looking for constituents to share their vision for bicycling and walking in Frederick. Learn how the City plans for bikes and walking, share opinions about what works, what doesn’t,...

More Options for Voting: Overview of Upcoming 2021 City Elections

It’s an election year in The City of Frederick! This year’s primary election on Tuesday, September 14, 2021, and general election on Tuesday, November 2, 2021, will decide the next Mayor and Board of Aldermen for the City.  Gi...

Upcoming Water and Traffic Disruption on East Patrick Street

Reminder: Share Your Thoughts with Mayor O'Connor at his Q&A Session Tomorrow

The next Q&A with the Mayor is upon us and Mayor O'Connor wants to hear from you. There is still time to sign up to meet with him at ZiPani Cafe Bistro at 177 Thomas Johnson Drive and discuss topics you care about. Time: 7:30AM-9:30AM.&nb...

City Hall to reopen with environmental testing complete

On Thursday July 22, 2021 City Hall was closed and employees were sent home after DPW crews making repairs became aware of materials potentially containing asbestos.

Over the weekend environmental testing was completed and determined the materials did not ...

Parade-Walk-Race Permits Now Require 90-Days Notice

An update from Parks and Recreation: To ensure all applications can be reviewed and supported appropriately, all Parade-Walk-Race applications must now be submitted 90 days prior to the event. No special routes are being processed; requests must use City ...

City Hall closed for environmental testing

On Thursday July 22, 2021, while Department of Public Works crews were in the process of making repairs to affected areas from this past weekend's flooding, they identified a material under the subfloor of the second-floor foyer that cou...

City Hall to reopen Wednesday July 21

City Hall will reopen and resume normal business operations on Wednesday, July 21, 2021. 

Repairs needed from flooding damage over the weekend have been completed and the building is now safe for employees and residents. 

The Mayor and Boa...

Mayor O’Connor to call for closed session

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Wednesday, July 21, 2021 immediately following the Mayor and Board of Aldermen Workshop. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in-person in Closed Session...

Meeting Scheduled to Discuss Proposed Wireless Telecommunications Facility

In an ongoing effort to provide quality wireless service, Milestone Towers, AT&T and T-Mobile have filed a Conditional Use application for a 165-foot-tall wireless telecommunications facility (monopole) at Butterfly Lane (6129 Butterfly Lane, Frederic...

July 19 public meetings to be rescheduled

Due to City Hall being closed to the public and most City Hall employees teleworking on Monday, July 19, 2021, the City's public meetings for that date have been canceled. 

Out of caution for the health and safety of City staff and commis...

City Hall to be closed July 19 due to water damage

City Hall will be closed on Monday, July 19, 2021, due to water damage sustained from a pipe that burst over the weekend and flooded parts of the building.

Crews are working diligently to make necessary repairs, but City employees will work remotely Monday...

Traffic Advisory: Portion of Walter Martz Road to Close for Four Months

Walter Martz Road at Yellow Springs and Rock Springs Road will close for roundabout construction beginning July 26, 2021. The construction is part of the Kellerton development and will be completed by FO Day Co. Inc. The construction will close W...

Summary of Public Meeting Decisions - 7/15/2021

OVERVIEW OF PUBLIC MEETING DECISIONS – July 15, 2021

At the July 15, 2021, Mayor and Board of Aldermen Public Meeting, the Board approved the following items: 

• Approval of Work Order 21-102 with 330 Partners, LLC regarding a feasibility a...

Resurfacing Work to Begin on Butterfly Lane

As part of the City's resurfacing program, contractor C. William Hetzer will begin milling and resurfacing Butterfly Lane between Mt. Phillip Road and McCain Drive this week. The project is scheduled to be completed by the end of the month. Vehic...

Church Street Garage to Undergo Repairs - Partial Closure to Last Three Weeks

To address recommendations from a recent engineering review of the garage, the Church Street parking garage will undergo repairs and preventative maintenance efforts beginning Monday, July 12, 2021. Impacting the third and fourth floors of the garage, man...

Frederick Running Festival Returns to the City this Weekend

Thousands of runners and spectators are expected for the 19th annual Frederick Running Festival this weekend. It will start with a Kids Fun Run on Saturday, July 10 at 4PM, followed by the Twilight 5K race at 5PM. The 5K route begins at the Frederick Fair...

Americorps Member Needed for Full-Time Service at the Department of Housing and Human Services

The Department of Housing and Human Services (HHS), in partnership with A STAR AmeriCorps, is pleased to announce the availability of two (2) openings for full-time AmeriCorps Members to serve at HHS. Specifically, the AmeriCorps Members will serve as Out...

Reminder: City Buildings Reopen 7/6 and Other Recovery Efforts Transition

REMINDER: As The City of Frederick continues to see decreasing COVID-19 case numbers and an increase in vaccinated individuals, the City will be shifting its operations to support the community's recovery and returning to pre-pandemic operations ...

July 2021 Events Update

Events have returned to The City of Frederick and July will be an active month in the downtown area.

Events include:- July 2: Downtown Frederick First Saturday*- July 4: Frederick's Fourth - Parking Lot Party with Celebrate Frederick*- July 10 &am...

Upcoming Water and Traffic Disruption: East Street & E. 14th Street

On Wednesday, June 30, 2021, The City of Frederick’s Water Department will be continuing with water distribution upgrades in the area of East Street and E. 14th Street. 

This will result in the temporary disruption of water serv...

Independence Day Observance: City Services & Schedule Changes

The City of Frederick’s offices will be closed on Monday, July 5, 2021, to observe Independence Day, and some service schedules will change.

Parking

• No payment is required at City garages and meters on Monday, July 5, 2021. 

Resid...

HHS to Offer Free Summer Food Service Program for Children 18 and Under

The Department of Housing and Human Services is providing free lunch every weekday this summer for children ages 18 and under. All children, particularly those who receive free or reduced meals during the school year, are encouraged to participate. The fr...

Reminder: Pop Up Dining Returns to Market Street this Saturday

The first of three Saturday Pop Up Dining street closures on Market Street is tomorrow, Saturday, June 26, 2021. Market Street will be closed to vehicles from 11 AM to 11 PM to allow in-the-street dining between Patrick Street and 3rd Street. Participatin...

Water Main Break - Motter Avenue and 13th Street

1PM  Update: The repair has been completed and the roadways are reopened. The permanent paving repair for this intersection is scheduled for late October or early November to allow for adequate settling time due to the severity of the break&n...

City, FPD Launch Crisis Car Response Team in Collaboration with Community Partners

The City of Frederick and the Frederick Police Department are excited to announce the launch of a mental health co-responder pilot program that will commence on July 1, 2021. The FPD Crisis Car, which is a partnership between the Frederick Police Departme...

Mayor to Hold Public Briefing Wednesday (6/23) at 9:30AM

Mayor Michael O’Connor will hold a public briefing tomorrow, Wednesday, June 23. 2021, at 9:30 AM to announce the launch of a new collaborative program in the City. Mayor O'Connor will be joined by Frederick Police Chief, Jason Lando, a...

Summary of Public Meeting Decisions - 6/17/2021

OVERVIEW OF PUBLIC MEETING DECISIONS – June 17, 2021

At the June 17, 2021, Mayor and Board of Aldermen Public Meeting, the Board approved the following items: 

• A Memorandum of Understanding with Mental Health Association concerning a Chil...

Water Bill Assistance Now Available Through HHS

The Department of Housing and Human Services is accepting applications for the Bay Restoration Fee Exemption Program (BRFEP). The BRFEP is aimed at lowering the cost of users of The City of Frederick Water and Sewer systems quarterly bill for those who qu...

City Continues Calls for Feedback to Aid Recovery and Frederick's Future

After the completion of the 2020 Comprehensive Plan and on the heels of a pandemic recovery, The City of Frederick is actively working to ensure the City's recovery is strong and many of the City's goals remain in its sight. Many City de...

Juneteenth Observance: Temporary Service & Schedule Changes

The City of Frederick’s office facilities will be closed on Friday, June 18, 2021 to observe Juneteenth. Some service schedules will change. 

Parking

• No payment is required at City parking garages and meters on Friday, June 18, 2021, or Sa...

Mayor O’Connor Announces Updates to City Operations as COVID-19 Recovery Continues

As The City of Frederick continues to see decreasing COVID-19 case numbers and an increase in vaccinated individuals, the City will be shifting its operations to support the community's recovery and returning to pre-pandemic operations in most Ci...

Mayor to Hold Public Briefing Friday (6/11) at 9AM

Mayor Michael O’Connor will hold a public briefing this Friday, June 11. 2021, at 9:00 AM to provide an update on the City's COVID-19 response and recovery. 

The briefing will be available for live viewing on Channel 99 (TV and ...

Removal of Old Butterfly Lane Water Tank Scheduled to Begin on June 9

The demolition of the old water tank located along Butterfly Lane will begin on June 9, 2021. The 135-foot structure will be cut and dismantled piece by piece and lowered to the ground with cranes.   

The effort is expected to take approx...

Summary of Public Meeting Decisions - 6/3/2021

OVERVIEW OF PUBLIC MEETING DECISIONS – June 3, 2021

At the June 3, 2021 Mayor and Board of Aldermen Public Meeting, the Board approved the following items: 

• A request from Frederick Rescue Mission for a waiver of park rental fees. The Res...

Update on City Pool Operations

The City of Frederick Pools are ready for SUMMER! At this time, pool passes are available for City residents only. Non-city resident pool passes will go on sale beginning June 11, 2021. To buy pool passes, visit cityoffrederickmd.gov/webtrac.

William R. Di...

Community Responds to Operation Safe Speed with over 200+ Concerns Submitted

On May 3, 2021, the City announced the formation of a new initiative designed to increase traffic safety and combat speeding: Operation Safe Speed.  Since the announcement, the City has received over 200 concerns via the online form.  

Al...

Frederick Airport Receives Grant for Runway Extension

The City of Frederick is excited to announce that the Frederick Municipal Airport (FDK) was recently awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation of $4,820,151 for the Frederick Municipal Airport Runway Extension Project.  These fun...

Parks & Recreation Master Plan Continues; Requests Constituent Feedback through Survey

The City of Frederick Parks & Recreation Master Plan process is continuing and constituent feedback is requested! A City-wide survey is now open and will accept responses until June 13, 2021.  

TAKE THE SURVEY

The results of this survey will a...

Downtown Streetscape Study Continues; Second Public Meeting to be held on June 22

The Downtown Streetscape Study is continuing! After an initial public workshop,  many focus groups, and a community-wide survey, The Downtown Frederick Partnership and The City of Frederick will host a second public workshop on June 22, 2021, at ...

Pop Up Dining to Return to Frederick this Summer on Select Saturdays

As The City of Frederick and its businesses continue to safely reopen with fewer restrictions, the City is excited to announce the return of Pop-Up Dining along Market Street on select summer Saturdays.  

On June 26, July 24, and August 28, Market...

Memorial Day Observance: City Services & Schedule Changes

The City of Frederick’s offices and facilities will be closed on Monday, May 31, 2021 to observe Memorial Day. Some service schedules will change.

Parking

• No payment is required at City garages and meters on Monday, May 31, 2021.

Residenti...

June 2021 Events Update

Events are returning to The City of Frederick and June will be an active month in the downtown area.

Events include:- June 5: Frederick's March for Justice*- June 12 & 13: Frederick Festival of the Arts*- June 19: Mini-Pride and Juneteenth cel...

Mayor, City Staff Continuing to Address Homelessness With Community

On the weekend of May 15 and 16, 2021, residents experiencing homelessness and advocates occupied City Hall Park advocating for the unhoused and under-housed.  

Mayor Michael O'Connor, Assistant Director for the Department of Housing and ...

Mayor O’Connor Announces the Adoption of Fiscal Year 2022 Budget of $170.1 Million

Last night, the Board of Aldermen unanimously adopted Mayor Michael O’Connor’s proposed Fiscal Year 2022 budget culminating a public process that began in December. The FY22 budget includes a general fund budget of $112.3 Million. It i...

Mayor O'Connor Declares Juneteenth as an Administrative Holiday for The City of Frederick

As part of the City’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, equity, and justice, Mayor Michael O’Connor announced today that The City of Frederick will close in observance of Juneteenth. Juneteenth commemorates the day when federal troop...

Mayor Calls for Closed Session of the Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, May 20, 2021 at 6:00 PM.  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene virtually in Closed Session.        ...

City Receives $300,000 EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant Award

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Tuesday, May 11, 2021 that The City of Frederick has been awarded a $300,000 Brownfields Assessment Grant for use on Frederick’s eastside. According to the EPA Announceme...

Bathroom Install to Temporarily Close Roads Near Westside Regional Park

The City of Frederick will be installing a modular restroom facility at Westside Regional Park on Friday, May 14, 2021.  To accommodate the installation, the following roads and facility will be closed on Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM:

• Contender ...

2020 City Water Report Now Available

The City of Frederick has published its 2020 Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) on City drinking water. The report is available for viewing and printing at cityoffrederickmd.gov/ccr.

The City of Frederick is dedicated to supplying its customers with a safe a...

Summary of Public Meeting Decisions - 5/6/2021

At the May 6, 2021 Mayor and Board of Aldermen Public Meeting, the Board approved the following items: 

• A Payment in Lieu of Tax Agreement with Hamilton Station LLC. This agreement enables the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to negotiate agreed-upon p...

Thomas and Diggs Pools to Open This Summer

The City of Frederick is excited to announce that all City-managed outdoor swimming pools (Edward P. Thomas, Jr. and William R. Diggs) will open this summer.  

The William R. Diggs Memorial Swimming Pool (Mullinix Park, 125 W. All Saints Street) w...

Upcoming Water Service Disruption along Lee Place and Biggs Avenue

On Wednesday, May 12, 2021, The City of Frederick’s Water Department will be continuing with water distribution upgrades along Lee Place and Biggs Avenue. This will result in the temporary disruption of water service between 7 AM and 3 PM. No st...

City to Expand Closed Captioning to Multiple Languages

At the Mayor and Board of Aldermen Public Meeting on Thursday, May 6, 2021, the Board of Aldermen voted unanimously to approve the purchase of Video Services of America LINK Closed Captioning software. The software, which is part of the Communications Dep...

Share Your Thoughts with Mayor O'Connor at his next Q&A Session

The next Q&A with the Mayor is approaching and Mayor O'Connor wants to hear from you. Meet with him outside in City Hall Park and discuss topics you care about on May 13, 2021 between 4PM-6PM. The May Q&A will be held outside in City Hall...

Board of Alderman vote in closed session to publicly release investigative report

The Board of Aldermen voted in Closed Session today, with a vote of 4-0-1, to publicly release the linked Report of Investigation.

The following links are to supporting exhibits with the report:

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Mayor Calls for Closed Session of the Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday, May 6, 2021, at 5:30 PM.  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene virtually in Closed Session.  

This action is in accordance wit...

Kemp Lane to be Closed May 17 - June 7

Kemp Lane is scheduled to be closed for several weeks as construction begins on the Kemp Lane/Christopher's Crossing stream crossing. Both lanes will be closed beginning May 17, 2021. The road will reopen on approximately June 7, 2021.  ...

Mayor O’Connor Announces Efforts to Combat Speeding and Increase Traffic Safety

Mayor Michael O’Connor is excited to announce the formation of a new initiative designed to increase traffic safety and combat speeding. Operation Safe Speed will combine a team of officers at the Frederick Police Department and traffic engineer...

City to Hold Meeting for Community Event Planners

As events return to the Frederick community, The City of Frederick knows there are many questions regarding events and event preparations given the ongoing and ever-changing pandemic safety regulations. To aid event planners and coordinators with their qu...

Water Main Break - Fairview Avenue

Fairview Ave, from Atlantic Ave to 7th St, will be closed today for an emergency repair of a water main. The closure is expected to last until roughly 2PM. 

City to Issue Taxicab Permits

The City of Frederick Taxicab Commission has eight (8) taxicab permits available. A person wishing to obtain a new taxicab permit must submit to the Taxicab Administrative Agency, on or before May 15, 2021:

• A City of Frederick Taxicab Permit Application
• A p...

Mayor Calls for Closed Session of the Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Tuesday, May 4, 2021 at 2:30 p.m.  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session in the boardroom at City Hall.This action is in accordance with the author...

Mayor O'Connor Joins Mayors to Ask Biden Administration for Robust, Local Investments

Last Friday, Mayor Michael O’Connor joined with other mayors across America for a briefing with White House officials, to urge the Biden/Harris Administration to move forward with strong efforts to invest federal resources for sustainable, equit...

Sign Up for Text Alerts as Events Return to the City

As events return to The City of Frederick this Spring/Summer with COVID-19 precautions in place, the City is launching a text-in option to receive up-to-date notifications on road closures, major event updates and changes, and other event updates that imp...

Downtown Frederick Partnership & The City of Frederick Announce Downtown Streetscape Study

During the last year of the pandemic, Frederick has reimagined the use of many public areas to support the recovery and vitality of businesses and residents' quality of life. As the City continues its recovery and looks towards its continued growth, The C...

Sophie and Madigan's Playground Ribbon Cutting Scheduled for Tuesday (4/20) Afternoon

In partnership, Sophie and Madigan's Playground and The City of Frederick will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at 2 PM to celebrate the official opening of Sophie and Madigan's Playground. The community is invit...

Summary of Public Meeting Decisions - 4/15/2021

At the April 15, 2021 Mayor and Board of Aldermen Public Meeting, the Board approved the following items:

•    A three-year agreement with Continental Pools, LLC. This agreement will provide daily operations and staffing...

A Statement from Mayor O'Connor on Today's Shooting

A statement from Mayor Michael O'Connor on today's shooting --

The Frederick community is in shock today as an incident of gun violence we see far too often in other communities has happened here. We are thinking of the victims, their fa...

Mayor Calls for Closed Session of the Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at 2:00 p.m.  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene virtually in Closed Session.       &n...

Mayor Submits Request to Congressional Committees on Appropriations

Mayor O'Connor has submitted a request to the Senate and House Committees on Appropriations to support funding for several community projects. The US Senate and House of Representatives solicited Frederick's funding priorities in early M...

Nominations Open for 2021 Frederick County Best Places to Work Awards

Nominations are now open for the 2021 Frederick County Best Places to Work Awards!  Share with us why your Frederick company should be crowned for its efforts to be a great place to work. We spend hours with our work families - we want to know wh...

The City of Frederick Joins Capital Area Solar Co-op

On April 1, 2021, the nonprofit group Solar United Neighbors (SUN) announced the launch of the Capital Area Solar Co-op to help residents and businesses go solar. The City of Frederick is proud to share that it is a partner of this new co-op. 

Thi...

Rolling Road Closures Scheduled on Schifferstadt Blvd on April 5

Due to filming activity, motorists and pedestrians may experience rolling road/lane closures on Schifferstadt Blvd (from N. Market Street to Monocacy Blvd) on Monday, April 5th between 5:30AM - 3:30PM.  The road/lane closures will be blo...

Summary of Public Meeting Decisions - 4/1/2021

At the April 1, 2021 Mayor and Board of Aldermen Public Meeting, the Board approved the following items:

•    A memorandum of understanding with Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) concerning a School Resource Officer...

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Dec. 14, Santa Fun Run

There will be a running event Saturday, December 14, 2019 along the Monocacy 5k route. Please be advised that temporary delays can be expected for rolling lane closures between 10 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

More information about the event is available from the YMCA here

Run route attached

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