Posts Tagged ‘City of Rehoboth Beach’
Rehoboth Farmers’ Market to Return to Grove Park
Beginning Tuesday, September 15th, the Rehoboth Farmers’ Market will be returning to Grove Park. According to the City of Rehoboth Beach, a few changes will be made including: All trucks, vans, and trailers used by vendors will be parked and set up in the parking lot. The Grove Street Parking Lot will be CLOSED to…
Read MoreVegetation Removal to Begin Today at Lake Gerar in Rehoboth Beach
Work will begin Tuesday afternoon to remove over 700 cubic yards of floating vegetation from the western prong of Lake Gerar – near Cranberry Park. City officials say that during site work, a 1 to 2-foot thick mass of floating vegetation was seen – and has grown more than 50-feet channel ward of the shoreline…
Read MoreUPDATED: Grove Park Open to Foot Traffic Only in Rehoboth Beach
UPDATED – 08/28/26 – Grove Park has reopened to foot traffic only for now. Five Red Oak trees showing Bacterial Leaf Scorch, which is spread by insects that feed on trees, were removed last week by SavATree. The removed trees will be replaced – city staff will work the Department of Ag’s tree replacement program to…
Read MoreUPDATED: Rehoboth Beach Voters Elect Susan Stewart as Mayor and Return Incumbents to City Commission
UPDATED – 08/08/26 – Rehoboth Beach voters have elected Susan Stewart to be their next mayor. She was the top vote-getter of the four candidates who ran to take over after Mayor Stan Mills announced that he would not run for re-election. Stewart received 623 votes, Craig Thier received 203, Suzanne Goode got 177 votes and…
Read MoreCity of Rehoboth Beach Releases Takeover Event Report
The City of Rehoboth Beach today released the independent report regarding the “Takeover” incident that occurred on May 19th, 2026. The Mayor & Commissioners voted during a special meeting this morning to make the report public. Officials say the Independent review finds no evidence of police misconduct or racial motivation in May 19th response. According…
Read MoreYou’re Invited to Help Shape the Future of Rehoboth Beach During Charrette Week
You can be part of the process that helps Rehoboth Beach shape its future during Charrette Week. The City has partnered with Dover, Kohl & Partners for a zoning code update – a crucial step in moving towards the City’s newly-launched, temporarily-named Reimagine Rehoboth Master Planning Initiative. Workshops will take place at the Convention Center…
Read MoreCity of Rehoboth Beach Answers “What Happened to the Fireworks Show?”
For many who were downwind from last Sunday’s fireworks display in Rehoboth Beach it was a great show. However for others it was less than spectacular and very smokey. The City has been working with Zambelli Fireworks to find out just what happened. On Friday city officials learned that after the contract with Zambelli was…
Read MoreTwo Rehoboth Beach Work Projects this Week on the Avenue – Expect Lane Restrictions
On Wednesday, the Rehoboth Beach Water Department will be repairing a leaking irrigation service line on Rehoboth Avenue eastbound (just before the traffic circle) between Egg and Rise Up Coffee. Expect lane restrictions – however access to local businesses will still be available. On Thursday – also on Rehoboth Avenue in front of Rock Creek…
Read MoreCity of Rehoboth Beach Reaches Agreement with DNREC on Raking Deauville Beach
The City of Rehoboth Beach and DNREC have reached an agreement that will allow the City to resume raking the nearly 600 yards of Deauville Beach. This agreement continues a long-standing partnership between the City and DNREC and will make it easy for Rehoboth crews to rake – and at very little expense. This agreement…
Read MoreNico Caceres Named New Captain of Rehoboth Beach Patrol
Nico Caceres has been named the new Captain of the Rehoboth Beach Patrol. He takes over for Jeff Giles, who will serve as Administrative Chief during the transition this summer. Giles will officially retire at the end of the upcoming season. Caceres has been with the Rehoboth Beach Patrol since he was a Junior Lifeguard at…
Read MoreRehoboth Beach City Offices Close at Noon Wednesday, May 6
On Wednesday, May 6, all Rehoboth Beach City offices will close at noon. This is in recognition of Public Service Recognition Week.
Read MoreRehoboth Beach Bollard Installation Nearly Complete
The installation of bollards at Rehoboth Avenue and the boardwalk began in mid March. The bollards are being installed on the Avenue approaching the bandstand and at the edge of the boardwalk and Rehoboth Avenue. City officials say the installation of the bollards at the boardwalk, Bandstand bathrooms and the southside of the sidewalk is…
Read MoreSTORM INFORMATION: City of Rehoboth Beach Prepares for Severe Weather
The City of Rehoboth Beach is monitoring a significant thunderstorm that is expected to impact our area this afternoon and into the evening. Thunderstorms and hail with damaging winds that could evolve into tornadoes are possible. Key safety reminders for residents, visitors and businesses: Strong to damaging winds are possible, so please secure all loose…
Read MoreRehoboth Beach Temporary Road Closure Wednesday Morning
Beginning at 7am on Wednesday, South First Street between Rehoboth Avenue and Wilmington Avenue will close temporarily until about 1pm. The closure is required to facilitate crane operations associated with HVAC repairs on the roof of the Avenue Inn. Rehoboth Beach Police will be on hand to provide traffic control and ensure public safety during…
Read MoreCity of Rehoboth Beach Storm Cleanup – Tree Debris
If you are in Rehoboth Beach and have tree limb and storm debris from the recent storm, the City of Rehoboth Beach Streets Department has trucks out today picking up – plus it’s a trash day as well so be patient. Here are a few things to know: any large debris needs to be cut…
Read MoreRehoboth Beach Continues Blizzard Recovery Efforts
As is the case with other areas on Delmarva, the City of Rehoboth Beach is still recovering from the blizzard this past Sunday and Monday. Crews are actively working throughout the City to restore power, clear downed trees, and address storm-related impacts. Delmarva Power has local and contracted crews assisting with outage restoration. City teams…
Read MoreUPDATED: City of Rehoboth: Emergency Route Declaration Lifted – Updates on Power, Streets & Pump Stations
UPDATED – 02/24/26 – 11am – Updates from the City of Rehoboth Beach this morning: Power: City officials have been in touch with Delmarva Power, and crews are in the city working to restore power. Many residents are already reporting it being back on. There are numerous trees down and it could take a few…
Read MoreCity of Rehoboth Honored as Tree City USA for 35th Consecutive Year
In honor of its commitment to the planting, growing, and maintenance of trees, the City of Rehoboth Beach has been recognized as a Tree City by the Arbor Day Foundation for the 35th consecutive year. To earn this designation, a city must maintain a tree board or department, have a community tree ordinance, spend at…
Read MoreRehoboth Beach Approves 250th Anniversary Independence Day Fireworks Display
Ahead of the 250th Anniversary celebration – the City of Rehoboth Beach has approved an agreement with Zambelli Fireworks Manufacturing for the July 5th fireworks show next summer. While past Independence Day fireworks in Rehoboth Beach have been by Zambelli – this coming summer’s will be extra special as it is the USA’s 250th Birthday.…
Read MoreRehoboth Beach Christmas Tree Arrives
The City of Rehoboth Beach’s Christmas tree has arrived at the Bandstand and has been put in place for the holiday season. The tree was donated by the State of Delaware – from the grounds next to Tharros Village on Coastal Highway in Lewes. The tree was brought to the Bandstand on a flatbed truck…
Read MoreCity of Rehoboth Beach Seeks Members for Boardwalk Historical Designation Task Force
The City of Rehoboth Beach is looking for applicants for the new Boardwalk Historic Designation Task Force. This task force of 7 to 9 people would acquire historic designations for the boardwalk by Delaware Public Archives and the National Register of Historic Places. Task force members would be chosen by the Mayor and confirmed by…
Read MoreClear Space Theatre Company Accepts Letter of Intent from City of Rehoboth Beach to Begin a Public-Private Partnership to Redevelop City Owned Land into a New Performing Arts Center
The City of Rehoboth Beach and Clear Space Theatre Company have agreed to move forward with a comprehensive public-private partnership agreement. This is based on the terms provided in a letter of intent from the City, which was accepted by the Clear Space Board of Directors on Thursday. This acceptance also ends the Theatre’s site…
Read MoreCity of Rehoboth Beach to Preserve Surf Avenue Walkway’s Historic Charm
The City of Rehoboth Beach will rebuild the Surf Avenue walkway using wood rather than concrete, following feedback from local homeowners and residents. City officials had initially proposed expanding the walkway to five feet and replacing it with concrete, but the updated plan keeps it four feet wide and ADA-compliant. The 200-foot section, in place for…
Read MoreCleaning & Painting of Rehoboth Avenue Drawbridge Begins October 17; Start of Canal Street Detour Delayed till Oct 27
As part of a statewide DelDOT project, the Rehoboth Avenue drawbridge will be cleaned and painted beginning on Friday, October 17. These processes are necessary to maintain the longevity of the bridge, as corrosion has built up since it was last painted in 1996. While there are no structural issues due to paint corrosion at…
Read MoreWeather Update from the City of Rehoboth
The City of Rehoboth Beach is monitoring a significant coastal storm that is expected to impact our area this weekend. Residents, visitors, and businesses are advised to take precautions. Strong to damaging winds are possible, so please secure all loose umbrellas, outdoor furniture, and trash cans. Motorists should use caution when driving and avoid any…
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