Potential Winter Storm and Dangerous Cold Coming to Rehoboth Beach
A storm is expected to hit Rehoboth Beach and surrounding areas this weekend, with lingering freezing temperatures into next week. We have information on how city residents, businesses and homeowners can prepare.
It was agreed to change the meeting format moving into 2026. There will no longer be Workshops, and all meetings will allow for voting if the topics are described as such. This change will start with the January 5, 2026 meeting.
Fencing has gone up in front of the Atlantic Sands Hotel as they do some railing replacement work, taking up a portion of the Boardwalk. It is expected to be up until mid-January.
Looking for the 2026 Calendar?
They’re here! You can come buy one at the front desk at City Hall for $5 each.
And, as you have been taking pictures of the holiday decorations, beautiful winter skies, and snow on the beach, please consider submitting them for the 2027 calendar now!
City of Rehoboth Beach Achieves Perfect Score on 2025 Municipal Equality Index, the Highest in the State of Delaware
The City of Rehoboth Beach has achieved a perfect score on the 2025 Municipal Equality Index, conducted by the Human Rights Campaign (HRC). The score demonstrates a strong and invaluable partnership with CAMP Rehoboth, who guided the City through this process.
City of Rehoboth Beach to Consider Input from Business Owners Regarding Summer Bandstand Concert Series
The Bandstand Summer Concert Series has consistently been one of the City’s most popular events, and runs three nights a week (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend. It can bring in crowds of up to 1,500 people.
Clarification on Parking Permit Report for Driveway Spaces
Confused or concerned by the Nov. 12 report in the Gazette about permit parking in driveways? The City would like to clarify the details, as in no way are we looking to charge property owners or businesses to park in front of their driveways or take away the permits we already provide for free. Read for more.
Rehoboth Beach Police Department unveils new community policing connect portal
In an effort to provide City of Rehoboth Beach residents peace of mind, the Rehoboth Beach Police Department has launched a Frontline Community Policing Connect portal. This new portal allows for communication between the City of Rehoboth Beach community and law enforcement by offering easy, direct access to several services. Entries in the portal are secure and only accessible by the Police Department.
Construction is underway at Coast Rehoboth Beach, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, located on the corner of Rehoboth Avenue and 2nd Street in downtown Rehoboth Beach. Here’s what you need to know.
Did you know that parking is free in the City of Rehoboth during the off-season? Paid parking runs from May 15-Sept. 15, so if you come visit now, you don’t have to pay. Visit the beach & Boardwalk; eat at our wonderful restaurants; and browse and shop in our stores. There’s so much to do all year in Rehoboth Beach.
Mark Your Calendars: City of Rehoboth Beach USA 250th Independence Day Fireworks Celebration - July 5, 2026
The City of Rehoboth Beach has approved an agreement with Zambelli Fireworks Manufacturing Company to provide an exhibition and display of fireworks on July 5, 2026. Zambelli has been providing the fireworks show to Rehoboth Beach for several years, but this year is significant as it is USA’s 250th Birthday, so the show will be extra special.
