New Parking Restrictions Required in Clarksburg Town Center and Arora Hills. The Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service has determined that limited parking restrictions will be necessary in Clarksburg Town Center and Arora Hills to ensure that they can reach all homes in times of emergency. These restrictions are planned to maintain as much neighborhood parking as possible while assuring adequate Fire and Rescue access. Other neighborhoods may be restricted in the future if fire access is found to be impeded.

Letters will be sent to properties on the streets where on-street parking will be restricted to provide residents time to prepare for the implementation of these safety requirements. Restrictions will be posted within 30 – 45 days after receipt of notification. There will be a grace period for enforcement in which notices will be issued rather than citations. Residents are encouraged to take steps to maximize driveways, garages and other parking areas within the bounds of their own property.

Visit this link to see a list of streets where these restrictions will be required and maps identifying which side of the street will be posted for “No Parking”.

For further information Kathy.Mitchell@montgomerycountymd.gov or call the Clarksburg Ombudsman, Kathy Mitchell at (240) 543-6175. or email

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Letter (pdf | 2.5MB) and Report (pdf | 10MB) from County Executive Isiah Leggett to the County Council on Clarksburg Area Development Districts (released on January 11, 2008). More >

Dear Clarksburg Residents and Business Owners:

Welcome to the Clarksburg Information Site where you’ll find current information about development and road projects in and around Clarksburg as well as other helpful information of interest to the community.  

While it is exciting to imagine a new and bustling town, full of families and people of all ages and interests, the reality of living in a town that is under construction provides both opportunities and challenges. Construction of housing, shops, other commercial buildings, streets, alleys, and sidewalks provides conveniences to area residents, but until the project is completed, it also brings inconveniences. 

To help with your concerns and to better keep you abreast of issues and progress I have created a Clarksburg Ombudsman Office located at 23201 Stringtown Road in Clarksburg. I have appointed Kathy Mitchell to head the Office which will expand resources currently provided by the UpCounty Regional Services Center.

Much progress has been made toward addressing development concerns and issues in Clarksburg. Clarksburg is now a vibrant and thriving community. My staff and I will work with the community to help Clarksburg mature into the vision planned for it and the community its residents desire it to be. I encourage you to check this web site often for updates and to contact the Clarksburg Ombudsman’s Office for additional information or with any concerns you may have.

Warm Regards,                        
    
Isiah Leggett