Announcements:

• 2024 Bulk Trash Pick-up for residents of Rosemont will begin Tuesday, April 16.  Your trash may be someone else’s treasure, so we encourage you to set items out as early as Saturday, April 13 to allow “pickers” a chance to keep as much as possible out of the landfill.  Mattresses and other large items that don’t fit in your regular trash are welcome.  NO hazardous waste, NO batteries, and NO tires. Also, NO yard waste or regular residential trash.

• Notary Services:  Basic Notary services are now available free of charge to Rosemont residents.   To make an appointment, contact Village Clerk Beth Coyne at rosemont.clerk@gmail.com.

• Rosemont Bear Sightings: If you see a bear in Rosemont (or evidence that a bear has been through your property), please complete and submit the following form: Rosemont Bear Sightings.  We’ll collect information and post updates here.  So far, four reported sightings: New York Avenue in mid August, the Roelkey Farm mid-September, and Rosemont Drive in late October. To report bear-related emergencies, call 1-410-260-8888.  For more information on peacefully co-existing with black bears, see Living with Black Bears from the Maryland DNR. 🐻  

• Concerns about Homeowner’s Insurance?  The People's Insurance Counsel Division (PICD) of the Office of the Attorney General represents the interests of Maryland Homeowners.   While the Division cannot provide legal representation for individual consumers, PICD protects insurance consumers in a number of ways, including the discussing insurance problems with consumers to answer questions and explain the process available in Maryland for review of complaints.  If you have a problem with your insurance company or agent, you can file a complaint with the Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA), and an investigator will determine whether your insurance company violated Maryland's insurance laws. For more information, click HERE.

• Free COVID Tests by Mail: Beginning September 25, every U.S. household can again place an order to receive four more free COVID-19 rapid tests delivered directly to their home.  Click HERE for more information.  Also, before you throw out "Expired" Tests: Check to see if your COVID-19 tests' expiration dates have been extended. 

• Recycling & yard waste materials may be dropped off at Brunswick Public Works (600 Petersville Road) any Monday-Friday from 8am-3pm.  

Acceptable materials include:  Recycling – paper, glass, plastic, cardboard, metal; Yard Waste – leaves, grass clippings, plants, shrubs, trimmings no larger than 8’ long and 6” diameter.  Proof of Rosemont residency may be required.

• Frederick County has a Septic Pump-Out Rebate Program.  Rebates ($75) are available for homeowners who have their septic systems pumped-out by a licensed pumping company that sends its waste to the Frederick County Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). Residents are encouraged to apply for the rebate on a first come first served basis due to funding availability. Click HERE for instructions on how to apply.