People of all ages can participate in the Summer Reading Program.

Because Rockridge is such a desirable place to live – with pleasant tree-lined streets, convenient walking access to shops selling food and clothing as well as a drug store, hardware store and lots of other things, and convenient access to public transit, freeways, and major surface streets, land costs are higher here than almost anywhere else in the East Bay.

As has been true in recent legislative sessions, the Legislature began this year with a stack of bills to change state housing policy – this in response to the California’s much-reported housing crisis; but that crisis is complicated.

The June meeting of the land use committee will be on Monday, June 21st starting at 7:30 PM on Zoom.

The May meeting of the land use committee will be on Monday, May 24th starting at 7:30 PM on Zoom.

Congratulations to the new and returning Board members. A total of 436 ballots were cast in the election. The top six candidates have been seated on the board.

Attend RCPC’s virtual Candidates’ Forum to learn about who is running for election to our Board of Directors

On Thursday, April 15th, at 7pm, the Rockridge Community Planning Council (RCPC) will hold its Annual Meeting, including the election of six (6) candidates to fill seats on the Board of Directors for terms ending in 2023.

Working collectively, we can keep our storm drains clear, our sidewalks accessible, and our park spaces beautiful.

The Land Use Committee held its March meeting on March 22nd via Zoom.

The property will be home to two types of housing operated by two very reputable providers.

The Rockridge Community Planning Council (RCPC) is pleased to announce the results of the first round of the Kevin Faughnan Grants for 2021. 

The Land Use Committee held its February meeting on February 22, via Zoom, with a quorum of members present.