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This project included street reconstruction and minor pavement widening of State Street from Basin Street to the Inner Loop.
Improvements also included curb modifications and bump outs at intersections, new sidewalks, driveway aprons, lighting, drainage basins, pavement markings, signing, landscape treatments, and traffic signal improvements.
The project was funded with federal, state, city and county funds.
PERMIT OFFICE CHANGES
The Rochester Police Department (RPD) has prepared the Demonstrators Guide as a courtesy to those individuals or groups planning to engage in lawful demonstrations within the City of Rochester, NY.
Each section contains pertinent laws and codes that should help individuals or groups determine what is legally allowable to advocate for their purpose. This guide does not include every law and ordinance that may affect you.
A Judicial Warrant for Inspection of Premises may be applied in accordance with §1-21 of the City Charter.
Assembled examinations include exams such as written and agility tests, where candidates are scheduled to appear in person to participate.
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Get an early start on beach season
The annual Kite Flight brings Rochesterians young and old together on the shores of Lake Ontario to celebrate the art of kite flying. This year’s Kite Flight will be held on Sunday, May 5 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Ontario Beach Park.
The City of Rochester has partnered with CGI Digital (CGI) to coordinate and produce a series of videos highlighting all that Rochester has to offer to residents, visitors and businesses.
The CGI video tour will highlight Rochester area attractions, quality of life, economic development and more.
To learn more or to participate, email CGI Vice President, Brandon Bartz, at brandonb@cgicompany.com.
Inadequate water pressure and volume may be caused by several factors including the buildup of minerals and deposits inside a water service, a leak in a service, faulty inside plumbing, or a plugged meter or service. Residents with inadequate water supply or pressure may request that the City of Rochester perform a water pressure and volume test to determine the cause of the problem.
