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Residency Requirement Policy

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It is the policy of the City of Rochester that employees hired on or after October 1, 2008, are required to maintain residency in the City throughout their employment. This policy is designed to encourage employees to maintain a commitment and involvement with the community in which they live and with the government which employs them.

RPD: Citizen complaint process

Understanding the process

You have filed a complaint because you think a police officer(s) may have acted improperly or that your rights were violated. What happens next?

The interview

A police command officer with the rank of Sergeant or above will interview you about your complaint and will ask you questions about what happened. It is possible that the command officer may be able to explain the officer(s) actions to your satisfaction.

Inner Loop East Project

The Inner Loop East Transformation Project converted a sunken section of expressway to the east of Downtown to an at-grade complete street including dedicated bicycle and pedestrian facilities. The construction of Union Street was completed in December of 2017. The project created six acres for redevelopment, which has continued since roadway construction was completed.

Rochester Housing Market Study 2007

Introduction

The Rochester City-Wide Housing Market Study was an innovative effort to combine carefully collected market data with a full analysis of the City's neighborhoods, finance environment and housing programs. The result was a set of recommendations to guide future planning efforts and to organize the activities of City agencies, private and non-profit organizations around one shared vision and action strategy to reinvigorate all of Rochester's neighborhoods.