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It’s been a long time coming – the process has required more than three years and 10 drafts, experienced pandemic and mapping delays, and included at least 18 Planning Commission and Board of Commissioners public meetings. Today, Rehoboth Beach Commissioners unanimously adopted the city’s 2020...

Due to lingering beach impacts from the Mother’s Day weekend nor’easter, the City of Rehoboth Beach’s July 3 fireworks display will be launched on the beach between Philadelphia and Hickman streets, which is slightly further south than the normal Brooklyn Avenue location. Fireworks will launch...

The City of Rehoboth Beach Recreation Department offers people of all ages opportunities to play, create, move, wonder, and learn this summer. From 9-10 am Mondays and Wednesdays through August 24, children ages 2-12 can enjoy an assortment of arts and crafts activities at Grove Park. Please note...

The Board of Commissioners will receive public feedback on the proposed update to the 2020 Comprehensive Development Plan during a public hearing at 9 am Tuesday, June 28, on the second floor of City Hall.

The Board of Commissioners will meet at 2 pm Friday, June 17, on the second floor of City Hall.

A 1,000-square foot addition to the City of Rehoboth Beach’s Delaware Avenue comfort station has opened. This new section, located on the street side of the facility, adds two accessible family restrooms and seven changing rooms to the facility. Two of the changing rooms are accessible to people...

The City of Rehoboth Beach is set to put the “ooh” and “ahh” into the July 4 Independence Day holiday weekend with a fireworks display to launch around 9:30 pm Sunday, July 3. The display, which will launch from the beach near Brooklyn Avenue, will be visible all along Rehoboth’s mile-plus beach and...

The Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting at 9 am Tuesday, June 7, to finalize revisions to the updated Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) in advance of a public hearing that has been scheduled for June 28. Commissioners will meet on the second floor of City Hall.

Over the past 100 years, the Rehoboth Beach Patrol has stood guard over Rehoboth’s beach, providing a sense of security and assistance when a relaxing day at the beach doesn’t go quite as planned. Mayor Stan Mills will help the beach patrol ring in its 101st year during a small bell-ringing ceremony...

The Board of Commissioners will hold special meetings at 9 am and 2 pm Tuesday, May 31, to continue to review the draft of the Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) and to consider setting a public hearing to receive comments on the draft CDP. Commissioners will meet on the second floor of City Hall.