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News

City of Frederick Residential Street Parking permits - 2026 edition
Posted on Dec 5th, 2025
Here is the city's website for information on Residential (on-street) Parking Permits, and a copy of the 2026 permit renewal letter with essential details on what you'll need to prove residency to purchase a new City of Frederick on-street parking permit. The 2026 permits are available beginning December 16, 2025, and into 2026. The city's Parking FAQ page is here. For parking meter street parking details, please use this link for the street parking rules and regulations.
Building Fire Alarms
Posted on Oct 23rd, 2025
Whenever the alarms go off, there is real potential for an emergency. Please take these alarms seriously and vacate the building. Click on this link (members' only access) for further information!
Church Street Parking Garage replacement
Posted on Dec 9th, 2023
The city is preparing to demolish the 50-year-old Church Street Parking Garage and build a slightly larger, modern, up-to-date parking garage on the same site. This process will take 12-18 months once demolition and construction begin. (Note: The survey link on the scanned original paper document was intended for the recipient of that notification and may not work for viewers of the document).
Maryland House Bill 107 and its impact on MPCA Owners and Condo Owners across Maryland
Posted on Nov 30th, 2023
Enacted in 2022, HB 107 came about after Maryland legislators responded to the disastrous 2021 Champlain Towers South condominium collapse in Surfside, FL. In particular, the news that emerged about a lack of structural maintenance. Maryland lawmakers were concerned that underfunded reserves would lead to condo associations in Maryland deferring or neglecting necessary maintenance.
 
Click here for the MPCA Board Fact Sheet and FAQ document (for owners and residents registered to use this website). Here is the public link to review Maryland House Bill 107.
Grilling on Balconies of Multi-Family Residential Buildings (Apartments and Condos)
Posted on Apr 27th, 2023
Important Safety Notice:
The Frederick County Fire Prevention Code and the State Fire Prevention Code (Fire Codes) prohibit using hibachi, gas-fired grills, charcoal grills, or similar devices on any balcony, under any overhanging portion of a building, or within 15 feet of any structure.
Structural Condition/Building Report
Posted on Mar 2nd, 2023
NEW: A structural engineer has reviewed and issued a report that has been posted for the current condition of the condo building. This document was to determine if any structural concerns need to be addressed as well as for the Fannie Mae requirement for structural certification.
This report can be found on the Forms & Documents page and is titled "Structural Condition Building Report" (dated Dec. 19, 2022).

Neighborhood & Nearby Events

Sailing Through the Winter Solstice by Color on the Creek
Saturday, November 22nd to Saturday, March 14th at Carroll Creek Park.
Sailing Through The Winter Solstice begins in November each year, when a number of boats, transformed through the creative minds of many Frederick friends, set sail on the Creek. The fleet has grown from one boat in the first year to 28 sailing boats and 1 landlocked boat in the 2025-26 season. The boats are anchored in Carroll Creek, between Market Street and Carroll Street. Learn more at coloronthecreek.com/sttws.
Fire In Ice
Friday, February 6th to Saturday, February 7th at various locations in Downtown.
Embrace the magic of FIRE IN ICE — as Downtown Frederick comes alive with the enchanting glow of ice sculptures and the warmth of community spirit!
Household Hazardous Waste Event
Saturday, May 9th, 8:00am to 12:00pm at 21 Stadium Drive, (Keys Stadium Upper Parking Lot).
Household Hazardous Waste Event: May 9th, 2026: 8 AM- Noon. Keys Stadium Upper Parking Lot. Right turns only. Please enter Stadium Drive from New Design Road.

Association Calendar

Board Meeting
Thursday, January 15, 2026
8am to 9:15am
Please see our FAQ page, item #3, for location details.
Board Meeting
Thursday, February 19, 2026
8am to 9:15am
Please see our FAQ page, item #3, for location details.
Board Meeting
Thursday, March 19, 2026
8am to 9:15am
Please see our FAQ page, item #3, for location details.

Local Notes

A blog post about Carroll Creek Park
From our county's tourism office, Visit Frederick, is a brief write-up and photos of how Carroll Creek Park came to be: "Explore the History of Carroll Creek Park in Downtown Frederick, MD."
 
An article in Southern Living
Less than an hour from D.C., Baltimore, and Gettysburg, Frederick, Maryland, is an amicable people pleaser. Like its longstanding neighbors, Frederick offers many beautiful architectural landmarks and fascinating histories. But what makes this city such a delight and a true pleasure is how much else it has to offer.
 
Downtown Frederick Public Art Trail
The Downtown Frederick Public Art Trail features diverse and superb artwork. Let this walking tour guide you. "Frederick's public art sheds light on the city's history and citizens' dreams and ambitions."
 
Claire McCardell, American Fashion Designer
Blog article from The Tourism Council of Frederick County: In October 2021, the Frederick Art Club dedicated a statue to McCardell along Carroll Creek.
Born in Frederick, Maryland, in 1905, Claire McCardell moved to New York as a young woman and pursued a career in the fashion industry. The impression she made and the designs she innovated became a part of American fashion history. Her legacy in the fashion world continues to be celebrated today.
 
Instagrammable Spots in Downtown Frederick
Surrounded by architecture that tells the story of vibrant history, Frederick provides its visitors with many distinctive locations to take the perfect photo. The natural beauty of parks and creeks in Downtown Frederick.