The historic north end of Mount Hope Cemetery is a unique and beautiful place to hold an outdoor wedding ceremony or to take wedding photographs. The area includes a Moorish gazebo, Florentine cast-iron fountain, Victorian Gothic gatehouse and Gothic Revival style stone chapel. These features along with the gardens and open space evoke feelings of romance, history and permanence. Photographs may be taken from different angles to allow for a variety of backdrops that will ensure distinctive and lasting images of your wedding day.

Please use this map to find your current zoning and link directly to the code. Simply type in an address in the address search bar. 

The City finances many capital projects though the issuance of bonds and Bond Anticipation Notes.  Capital projects include the construction and reconstruction of schools, municipal facilities, roads, bridges, water mains, and sewers. Such debt offerings must be authorized by the City Council and comply with Section 11 of the New York State Local Finance Law.

The Clinton Section of the Rochester Police Department (RPD) is commanded by Rochester Police Capt. Samuel Lucyshyn. Clinton Section comprises 10 patrol beats, numbered 207, 217, 227, 237, 247, 257, 267, 277, 287 and 297.

Contact

Address: 630 North Clinton Avenue, Rochester, NY 14605

Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.

Rochester’s historic buildings and landscapes are truly unique and add character and economic value to the city. To protect this value, the City introduced zoning regulations in 2003 that are set forth in the City Code.

 Center Code - Code Section 120-65B

 Outside the Center City - Code Section 120-158C 

Demonstration and Education Kitchen Advances the Market's Nutrition Mission 

This facility is designed to host a wide array of community nutrition and culinary programs, during both regular Market hours, and off hours. With a variety of schedule, hosts, and programming, the Public Market Nutrition Education Center adds even more community offerings and opportunities at the Market. 

To create a more efficient and transparent process, the Bureau of Communications & Special Events launched the Special Events Funding Application (SEFA) process. 

SEFA will be utilized by eligible events that wish to apply for special event funding. 

The City's fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30.  Submission of a SEFA application is not a guarantee of City funding or support.

Deadline

The deadline for events in the fiscal year 2025 (July 1, 2024- June 30, 2025) has passed and SEFA funding has been finalized.