In 2008, the Rochester Police Department (RPD) announced a beneficial crime-fighting tool used to increase the protection of our citizens and the safety of our officers. The City of Rochester purchased 50 surveillance cameras that are strategically located throughout the City based on developed crime data. Surveillance cameras provide the RPD with an added tool for keeping City streets safe.
Location: City Hall, City Council Chambers, 30 Church St. Rm. 302-A, Rochester, NY 14614
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Dates: Hearings occur on Mondays
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Every day the City of Rochester supplies an average of 22 million gallons of drinking water to its customers. Before being delivered to your home or business, your water undergoes careful treatment and numerous tests to ensure high quality. The City of Rochester is proud to provide high quality water that is in conformance with all federal and state standards.
Location: City Hall, City Council Chambers, 30 Church St. Rm. 302-A, Rochester, NY 14614
Time: 6:00 p.m.
This is a locally funded milling and resurfacing project consisting of three street segments located in the City of Rochester as follows:
The First Amendment protects your right to freedom of speech. This includes speech related to religion. While the City of Rochester does not issue, nor require you to have a street preaching permit, please adhere to the following:
The City of Rochester has a standing policy that defines the circumstances under which still photography and video or audio recording may take place within facilities owned and controlled by the City of Rochester.
A City of Rochester Media Pass serves as proof of express permission for the pass holder to:
The earliest beginnings of the Rochester Police Department (RPD) and its motto — Serving with PRIDE - Professionalism, Respect, Integrity, Dedication, Excellence — in the City of Rochester, NY, can be traced to March 21, 1817, when Colonel Nathaniel Rochester founded this growing mill town carved from the forests of western New York along the Genesee River, which became the Village of Rochesterville.
This 2.66-acre site is close to downtown, Kodak Tower, and the city’s two multi-purpose stadiums, and has easy access to Interstate 490. The local neighborhood provides a pool of potential employees. The site is ideal for industrial, commercial, or community service development, preferably with ample job opportunities for city residents.