On this page you will find information and updates pertaining to ongoing emergency situations when they occur within the City of Rochester. Examples of emergencies include, but are not limited to, a significant weather event, a boil water advisory, public safety, and more.
There are currently no ongoing emergencies in the City of Rochester.
The City of Rochester's Home Purchase Assistance Program G
Rochester Animal Services: Found Pet Guide
If you've found a pet, scroll down to the bottom of this page to view pets reported as lost.
These are auctions of city-owned real estate typically in need of repair and redevelopment.
This is a competitive bid process and some may require a development proposal should you have the winning bid.
Questions on Sales Click Here
The Rochester Police Department (RPD) is proud to announce the Deaf Driver Communication Visor Card Program.
The Rochester area is home to a large deaf and hard of hearing community. The Rochester Police Department is continuously looking for ways to improve communication and its relationship with the deaf and hard of hearing community.
Community Support Team
Individuals experiencing crisis should call 585-428-6630 to reach the Community Support Team.
The Rochester Police Department needs your help by telling us 'where's the party at'.
Unsupervised house parties are a threat to our youth, as they can result in violence such as assaults, shootings, and even death.
Click here to download a printable poster for more information.
The Orchard-Whitney Site comprises two separate city-owned parcels located at 415 Orchard St and 354 Whitney St that are 1.31 and 2.76 acres respectively.