Category: Rolando Park News

This year, RPCC applied for a special County Fair ticket program, “Fair for All,” a ticket donation program to enable nonprofits to provide tickets to underserved communities. Happy to report that we received enough tickets so that on Thursday, June 6th, , RPE students will get a free ticket to the fair! RPCC VP and…

Thanks to Tim, Vickie, Joyce, George, John, Bettina, Jennifer, Richard, and Lynn for a good day! We filled two dumpsters and sent more than 1,100 pounds of metal to recycling instead of the landfill.

On Thursday, March 21, 2024 from 3-5 pm, community representatives from Representative Sara Jacobs’ office will have a table set up at the College Rolando Library (6600 Montezuma Rd, San Diego, CA 92115). This is an opportunity for folks in the community to talk to the representatives about any issues they are having with FEMA.…

We are still trying to fill open board positions: Secretary: Our community meetings are in-person and online via Zoom and are recorded, so only taking and reporting minutes for our board meetings is required. This board position can be coshared. Member at Large: Members at Large take the lead on a committee or project. This…

Have some ideas on how we can continue to improve Rolando Park? Why not consider volunteering for your community council board, which requires only a few hours a month. In January, we’ll have vacancies for both the Secretary and Treasurer positions as well as Member at Large positions. These are two-year terms. Time commitment includes…

At last night’s meeting, we announced a fundraiser with Double Good Popcorn, starting tonight. Proceeds from this fundraiser will help us continue to host Movie in the Park events for the community. We’ve hosted two movie in the park events and had more than 200 attendees at our last one. This is a fun event…

It’s our annual membership drive and we’re asking you to renew your membership or consider becoming a member. Our goal is to always provide a voice for our community to our local government and ensure that our concerns and priorities are heard and addressed. We also work to provide special events for the community that…

Not the best weather this morning for a cleanup, but we still had a good turnout (sorry folks, not too many pics because of the mist). The entire Sanchez family joined us and thanks also to Bettina for organizing, Mike, Tim, Linda, Joyce, John, Lynn, and Officer Hoskins. There’s still much to be done, but…

While we received many great suggestions during voting , we will be focusing only on the top three priorities as voted by members: 1. Traffic calming & pedestrian safety Radar speed display signs to be installed on Rolando Blvd, Vista Grande, and Aragon sometime this year Identify the streets and intersections where we still see…

At our January meeting, we presented a summary of progress made on 2022 priorities. You can view the summary at:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XBXnJctoDjeEcyEmL1nKw9ShoJiuwcUz/view?usp=sharing We also presented a summary of our 2022 projects and volunteer events: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fZnYrMYkhct0yDkymcpHA3Rvj_W_HeDe/view?usp=sharing