Public Works Construction Details
Select the link of the public works construction detail you want to view and/or download.
Passports
The City Clerk's Office (located in City Hall, 30 Church Street, Room 100A, Rochester, NY 14614) issues passports to American citizens. Passport applications are processed between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.
We can not accept a passport application from the U.S. Department of State website printed on both front and back. Please print the application one-sided if you are bringing it with you to the office.
City Council 2024 Calendar
Month | Referral Day | Committee Day 1 | Committee Day 2 | Public Hearings & Speak to Council |
Bridge Maintenance and Repair
About the program
There are nearly 280 bridges that lie within the City's limits. The City of Rochester has primary ownership and maintenance responsibility for 30 of these bridges, and partial maintenance responsibility for an additional eighteen bridges that carry city streets over state highways. The remainder of the bridges are either privately owned, or owned by New York State or the County of Monroe.
RPD: Open Data Portal
Engagement through Transparency
"To Reduce Crime, to Protect and Serve the Citizens of Rochester, to Uphold the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of New York" is the Mission adhered to by Rochester Police Chief David M. Smith.
Adopt a cat
Browse cats available for adoption.
Neighborhood Service Center locations
Neighborhood Service Centers are based on the notion that the best way of responding to neighborhood issues is by teaming residents with City staff to devise and achieve effective solutions. This approach brings City government closer to its citizens and their neighborhoods so that quality-of-life issues can be addressed quickly and effectively.
Commercial Recycling
The City of Rochester is making recycling easier and more convenient with our expanded mixed recycling program. Now mixed recycling means paper can be mixed with metal, glass and plastic so all recyclable materials can be placed in one container.
Lead paint: Get prepared
Rochester implemented a Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Ordinance in July 2006. Property owners, residents, and community members might be curious about the implications of this law for them.
The information provided here details the Ordinance, including its policies and procedures as specified by the City of Rochester. It aims to assist citizens in comprehending the law and acquiring further information.