RPCC is in need of a Secretary for our 2019 Board. The current two volunteers sharing the Secretary position have both served for more than the two-year term. They have decided not to continue in this Board role. The...

The survey is closed. Please check back later this week for a summary of the results. Background A proposal has been made to RPCC to convert Livingston to a one-way street to decrease traffic volume and speeding in the...

Our May 14 RPCC meeting will present an opportunity to meet some of the candidates for the County Board of Supervisors District 4 election. Please submit your questions ahead of time by sending an email to: rpcc2003@gmail.com. Candidates will...

March 14 was a proud day for Rolando Park. Thank you community! Some pics from our banner celebration. Thank you to Council President Myrtle Cole, Council member Georgette Gomez, Darnisha Hunter from the Mayor’s Office, and Chevelle Tate from...

Every January, members suggest priorities for the coming year and then vote on their first, second, and third choices. Here are our 2018 priorities and planned action: 1. Improve Rolando Park Business District In late 2017, as part of...

Last year, one of the top priorities voted by community council members was community identity. As most of you know, we are often mistaken for several of our neighboring communities – Rolando, Rolando area, La Mesa, etc. Today, we...

At our December meeting, members voted from five different designs for a new logo for Rolando Park Community Council and the banner design for our soon-to-happen Banner District. It was a very close vote, but here’s our winner. Stay...

Special thanks to Kathryn Kern.    

Thanks again to everyone for taking the first survey. The survey results will be forwarded to the designer to consider in the design concept. Notable results: 33% described Rolando Park as friendly, family friendly, and neighborly 10% described RP...