Thanks to all of the community members who were there yesterday to help Blossom and Bloom celebrate their grand opening.
Sonia and Lynn represented RPCC and helped with a little ribbon cutting.
Anisa Mohamed, our Community Representative from Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera’s office presented them with a Certificate of Recognition.
We think they are a great fit for our community and we wish them much success!





Sunday, October 4th, Rolando Park Gateway – First Sunday monthly cleanup, 7:30-8:30 am
Monday, October 12th, 7-8:30 pm – RPCC/RVCC monthly meeting
Please support us by renewing your membership or becoming a member. Rolando Park Community Council (RPCC) depends on memberships and donations to pay for our operating expenses including meetings, mandatory insurance, and required state corporate costs in addition to our community improvement projects.
RPCC provides a public forum for our community to interface with our local elected representatives and ensure that our concerns and priorities are heard and addressed. We also present special events and socials for the community that allow us to meet our neighbors, socialize, and strengthen our community relationships.
Membership dues are only $12 per year per household. Our membership dues are intentionally low to allow as many households as possible to participate. We also have an associate membership to allow non-Rolando Park residents and businesses to participate.
You can renew your membership by downloading and completing the membership form and mailing it back to us along with your check for $12.
Or use the PayPal link to pay your membership or renewal by credit card. There is a $1 service charge to cover the processing fee.
Recently, we’ve been contacted by multiple businesses on University Ave between College Ave and 69th St. who have seen a dramatic drop in business as a result of the Bikeway construction.