What are Community Cats, and how are they managed?

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Community cats refers to all

We've all been influenced by significant role models, whether they're famous figures we admire or those closer to us who've made a personal impact. It's those individuals who took the time to share their journey, offer insights, and broaden our horizons who have shaped our paths. The City of Rochester is dedicated to nurturing the growth of young Rochesterians through opportunities like The Mayor's Mentor Up Program.

 The City of Rochester embodies the saying "Water, Water, Everywhere!" There are several beautiful and accessible places in the city where you can put in or dock your human-powered, wind-powered, and motorized vessels, and experience the Genesee River, Erie Canal, and Lake Ontario:

Looking for Public Works Construction Documents?  Click here: http://www.cityofrochester.gov/constructiondocuments/ 

Specifications

The City of Rochester maintains and requires contractors to use uniform specifications for the construction of public works projects within the city. The specifications are divided into several categories:   

Program Background

In order to improve police-community relations, the Rochester Police Department (RPD), created the RPD Body-Worn Camera (BWC) initiative.

The City of Rochester engaged in extensive research on equipment, data management, policies and community involvement for successful deployment of the program. All Rochester Police Lieutenants, Sergeants and Officers presently assigned to patrol Sections are equipped with BWCs. There are about 500 BWCs assigned to patrol personnel.

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Introduction/Overview

The City of Rochester and Monroe County, New York are seeking proposals from developers, non-profits, and housing service providers (Developers) to increase the supply of high-quality, safe, and affordable rental housing opportunities within the geographical limits of the city of Rochester and suburban Monroe County, where applicable.  Developers may respond to this RFP to competitively apply for gap financing, a Payment-in-Lieu-of-Taxes (PILOT) agreement, purchase of City-owned real estate, and/or an official City letter of support for a

Project SEARCH is a national one-year, high school transition program for students with disabilities between the ages of 18-21 that provides training and education with the goal of obtaining competitive employment.  The program was developed at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital in 1994.