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Click on the links below to view the following videos produced by The City of Frederick's Audio Visual Department.
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City Board/Commission Vacancies
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For opportunities to serve on one of the City's Boards and Commissions, see City website's
For more information, contact Pamela Stocksdale at
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Downtown Frederick Partnership
It's what's happening!
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Downtown Frederick Partnership has planned for the 2018 season
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Shopping, Dining and the Arts
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Frederick...The Key to the Heart of Maryland.
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Department of Public Works - Transportation Planning
June 1, Bike to Work Rain Date
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Sustainability Keeps Rolling - No Rain Check Required!
June 1 Rain Date: Bike to Work Day in Frederick
Rescheduled for commuter safety, Bike to Work Day on June 1 will feature the fun that was originally planned for May 18: events and prizes at the TransIT Center pit stop, 6:30-8:30 AM Cyclists, observers and supporters all welcome!
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Downtown Frederick Partnership
First Saturday Showcases City
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June 2: First Saturday!
Arts, arts: During June First Saturday, celebrate the City's vibrant visual and performing arts scene. Downtown, the first Saturday of every month means all-day activities, late-night shopping and dining, live music.
Whether you've lived here for years, or you're a first-time visitor, First Saturdays are a great time to discover something new about Downtown Frederick. http://downtownfrederick.org
Alive @ 5!
Every Thursday, May-September: Enjoy happy hour + live music on Carroll Creek in downtown Frederick. Visit the link below for more information.
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Weinberg Center
Dance, Comedy Coming
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 24/7 Dance Recital
June 2 | 1 & 6 PM
24/7 Dance Recital
June 3 | 1 & 6 PM
"Over the Limit" Comedy Fest featuring Myq Kaplan
June 8 | 8 PM
From his One-Hour Netflix special "Small, Dork, and Handsome," Comedy Central star Myq Kaplan headlines the 2018 "Over the Limit" Comedy Fest!
For all the upcoming shows and details, visit the website:
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Celebrate Frederick!
June 9 Wine Festival, Concerts Coming
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Frederick Wine Festival
June 9: Noon-3 PM or 4-7 PM
Carroll Creek Linear Park
Sample wines from 20 of the most innovative wineries in the state of Maryland, alongside a variety of food options and fantastic entertainment.
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Department of Public Works - Engineering
FEMA Aid, Monocacy Boulevard
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Flood Repairs: Few signs of the heavy rains that hit May 16 and 17 may be visible still. Some of the millions of dollars' worth of damages occurred in Baker Park. On May 24, officials from the Maryland Emergency Management Administration and Federal Emergency Management Administration visited affected public spaces that flooded, to determine whether the City will receive disaster aid.
 Building Bridges: The new Monocacy Boulevard bridge is making progress, with the installation of structural steel in May.
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Audio Visual Department
Meetings Move to Allow for AV Office Modernization
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Channel 99 Control Room Upgrade
The City of Frederick's Audio Visual control room is undergoing a major upgrade in June. To allow for construction, meetings that usually occur in the City Hall boardroom will move to the Municipal Annex, 140 W. Patrick St. Construction is expected to be finished by June 25.
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Mayor's Office
Exploring Strategic Opportunities
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With a self-imposed June 30deadline, the Mayor's Strategic Opportunities Advisory Team and subcommittees continue their assessment of City departments' potential and performance. They will present reports on their findings and recommendations. All of the committee and work group meetings are open to the public, and meeting dates are posted online.
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Parks and Recreation
June 16, Rain Date for Kids to Parks Day
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June 16: Frederick Kids to Parks™ Day:
10 AM-1 PM
Location: Culler Lake/Carroll Creek
A day of outdoor play organized by the National Park Trust, established to encourage children to explore their neighborhood parks and discover science, history, nature, and adventure, encourage a new generation to lead a more active lifestyle. This year at Culler Lake, the City Parks and Recreation Department has arranged to lead games and aquatic themed activities, including lake and creek fishing, bug identification, watershed demonstrations, fish and bird identification; and the Frederick Recreation Soccer league will play games at Fleming Field.
Information: 301-600-1492.
Programs Open at Discount as Needed
Spring 2018 The City of Frederick is pleased to announce the Reduced Registration Program. This program will enable eligible youth under the age of 18 to receive 50 percent off qualified programs through the Parks and Rec. Department. Those interested must provide proof of program eligibility in accordance with one of the criteria listed below:
- Eligible to receive free or reduced lunch through FCPS
- Lives in a household receiving benefits from Food Supplement Program or Temporary Cash Assistance
- Lives in one of the three public housing communities including Carver, Lincoln, or Lucas Village owned by the City of Frederick Housing Authority
Qualifying programs for spring/summer include, spring youth soccer, youth flag football, summer playground program, tennis instruction/camps, and golden knights karate. All registration information will be taken at the William Talley Recreational Center registration desk, located at 121 N. Bentz St., Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Reduced Registration Program sign up will not be available online. For all other questions please refer to the seasonal online brochure, or call 301-600-1492 for more information about specific programs.
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Finance Department
Recognized for Outstanding Operations
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 Achievement: On behalf of his department, Finance Director Gerry Kolbfleisch accepted a certificate of appreciation from the Mayor and Board: The department earned a
Certificate of Achievement from the Government Finance Officers Association, the highest form of recognition in governmental accounting and financial reporting. Its attainment represents a significant accomplishment by a government and its management.
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Human Resources Department
Risk & Safety Office Details Flood Assessment
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Flood Assessment
The Frederick County Emergency Management Division and City of Frederick Office of Risk, Compliance, and Safety took a group of state and federal emergency management officials on tours of sites, such as Culler Lake, that were affected by flooding May 16 and 17.
Assessments by the state and federal officials will help determine the City's eligibility for disaster relief.
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Frederick Police Department
Help Reduce Theft
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Lock Up Please!
Please help us and lock your vehicle, house and garage doors. We continue to receive reports of people leaving their vehicles, homes, and garages unlocked and valuables being taken. The easiest way to reduce your chances of becoming a victim is to lock your doors and remove any valuables from within your vehicle. This includes loose change, phone chargers, jewelry, clothing.
Do You Know Your NAC?
The Neighborhood Advisory Council Initiative, also known as NAC, is a forum for residents to become involved in identifying and recommending positive changes to improve their neighborhoods. Each NAC meets to discuss issues, concerns and neighborhood projects.
The goal is for everyone to work together to understand the impact that quality of life issues raise.
To find out what your NAC is, when it meets and how to be involved, check out the NAC page.
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Employment Opportunities
The City of Frederick
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 The City of Frederick values diversity in its workforce and is an equal opportunity employer. For information on employment with The City, visit Job Opportunities & How to Apply.
Applications and current job descriptions are also available inside City Hall by the security desk on the first floor.
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