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Jada Carullo
Aug 22, 2026
Wow, it’s really crazy, but for some reason tonight, something prompted me to check Google Reviews for The Fields of Rockville, where I live with my children, and I am also in the exact situation as the last person posting a rating.
I saw a review from Nikki, I want to thank her for being so vulnerable, and prayers for her household…and I want to let her know, that she is not alone, and that times are really difficult for families, and that it is an extremely difficult process to even get financial assistance right now, I feel your pain, I am also facing eviction here, and I cannot express the fear I feel inside every day and can’t show to my kids. There isn’t a worse feeling in the world, a home is not a want, it’s a need.
The management here? Extremely unresponsive, simple things like asking for a copy of your lease/current ledger, takes a long time to acquire, even though they know that it’s needed for financial assistance. They don’t care about us, I don’t think.
There were no final notices. Nothing in the mail, nothing on the door, no emails… just every day, for me, dread, wondering what’s going on. No offers for resources to help families that are struggling.
On the bright side, I guess, more time to hopefully be able to get help?
Please respond with care and compassion to your residents, we might be struggling to pay our bills but we still deserve respect and proper communication, that’s just human decency and the basic foundation of customer service.
August 12th was eviction day at The Field of Rockville, and my family and I were on the eviction list. As a mother, I cannot put into words the fear of potentially losing our home with my children depending on me. I was trying to stay strong for them while internally falling apart.
I became so overwhelmed that I started putting our belongings into my car. I wasn’t packing for a trip. I was packing because I genuinely did not know whether we would have a home to return to. I was choosing only what my children needed most, knowing I might have to leave everything else behind.
Then I saw the sheriff’s deputies standing on the corner waiting for instructions.
A female sheriff’s deputy eventually came over and asked where I was going. I told her I was being put out and that I was leaving. She said, “No, you’re not. You and your daughter get those bags and take them back in your home.”
I wanted to cry. All I could think was, “Nothing but God.” I brought our belongings back inside.
Later, I learned that the rental office had apparently not properly filed the paperwork necessary for the eviction to proceed. Even more upsetting, the office was unattended that day. I was told the regional manager was in another state, the office manager was out for an emergency, and Employee left early because she wasn’t feeling well.
What hurts most is that the regional manager knew residents were facing eviction proceedings. A notice could have been sent to me. Someone could have called. Someone could have made an effort to keep us informed and in the loop. Instead, I was left to face one of the most frightening days of my life without proper communication.
Two days before August 12th, I received an email stating that the sheriff’s office was experiencing delays and that the eviction would simply be rescheduled. After what I learned on August 12th, that explanation did not appear to tell the complete story. I was later told that if the proper paperwork was not filed correctly, the process may have to start over.
I had to miss work because I could not leave my children alone while facing the possibility of losing our home. I was terrified while trying to hide my fear from my children.
This wasn’t just an inconvenience. This was my children’s home, their stability, and their sense of safety.
This is not an isolated issue. In about a year of living here, my family has dealt with serious problems, including my son being bitten in the face by a rodent, ongoing pest concerns, unresolved maintenance issues, and even a broken ankle incident on the property.
I have repeatedly tried to work with management, but experienced poor communication, broken promises, lack of urgency, and a lack of accountability.
What hurts most is that after everything my family went through on August 12th, there was still no meaningful communication. No clear explanation. No reassurance. No accountability. I was left with unanswered questions and information that did not match what I later learned.
Families should never be left in the dark when their home is at stake.
I cannot recommend The Field of Rockville based on my experience. If you are considering moving here, especially with children, please think carefully and ask questions about management communication, maintenance, and how serious situations are handled.
I should not have had to spend August 12th believing I was about to lose my home, move my children’s belongings into my car, and watch sheriff’s deputies waiting outside—only to later learn the eviction process may not have been properly handled.
My children and I deserved better.
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Tina Buckhalter
Aug 5, 2026
If any residents are wondering why it's so difficult to reach the leasing office or maintenance, or why the office always seems to be closed, it's because Ms. Saudia Rivers is no longer with The Fields of Rockville. Since her departure, the level of professionalism and communication has noticeably declined. It's been frustrating trying to get responses or even access the office, and unfortunately, the current management staff has not inspired much confidence.
Tyler, the Feilds of Rockville had help me to access the The Cafe account which wasn’t functioning for a while. I appreciate the hard work she put it to give me access.
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Desirae Fleming
May 3, 2026
I had a truly frightening experience last night, and I feel compelled to share it along with my deep appreciation for our property manager, Saudia Rivers.
I was out of town and suddenly realized, through my Ring camera, that I had accidentally left a candle burning in my apartment. I immediately panicked, knowing I was too far away to handle it and that no one I knew had a spare key. Fearing the worst, I called the emergency maintenance number around 1:00 AM.
To my surprise and relief, Saudia Rivers called me back right away. Even though maintenance staff were unavailable, she reassured me and said she would personally come to help. Within about 20 minutes, she arrived at my apartment, safely took care of the candle, and thoroughly checked to make sure everything was okay—at 1:30 in the morning.
I cannot express how GRATEFUL I am. That level of care, urgency, and dedication is rare. Saudia consistently goes above and beyond for residents. Since she became property manager, she has truly turned things around for the better. Anytime I’ve had an issue, she takes ownership and makes sure it’s addressed often even outside of normal working hours. She is hardworking, professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about the well-being of residents.
I’ve lived in this community for 10 years and have had four different property managers NONE have come close to Saudia’s level of commitment and customer service.
That said, there are still areas where the property as a whole needs improvement. Security is a concern, and adding cameras would help monitor and prevent potential threats or incidents. Additionally, the property could benefit from more consistent cleaning and better porter services to maintain the grounds. My current unit, which I’ve lived in for 6 years (after 4 years in another unit here), is outdated and in need of upgrades, especially my kitchen. When I moved in was suppose to upgraded but it was lie now I have to deal with fire hazards because of the grease destroying my kitchen cabinets and walls and no exhaust system. While Saudia does her best to advocate for these improvements, it’s frustrating that higher management has not approved needed updates especially as a loyal, long-term resident.
Overall, I am incredibly thankful for Saudia Rivers. She quite literally helped protect my home and gave me peace of mind during a very stressful situation. She is a huge asset to this property, and I truly hope upper management recognizes her value.
Thank you again Saudia! you made a lasting difference.