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Andrews Street Environmental Cleanup

Introduction 

The Andrews Street Site consists of four city-owned parcels (300, 304-308, 320 Andrews Street, 25 Evans Street), in a commercial area in Downtown Rochester. All parcels have been in City ownership since the 1990's. The property is a New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) Environmental Restoration Program (ERP) Cleanup Site.

Our Services at Mount Hope

At Mount Hope we are committed to providing customers with innovative interment and cremation options to meet current and future needs.  The cemetery offers unique traditional ground burial sites for both full body and cremated remains among its 196 acres of forest, niches in free-standing columbaria to hold cremated remains, and designated gardens for the scattering of cremated remains.

RPD: Neighborhood Sections and Service Centers

The Rochester Police Department (RPD) operates under a neighborhood-based, four-Section patrol model with police officers assigned to neighborhood beats to engage in true community policing initiatives. The four Sections are further organized into 37 patrol beats. 

PRIDE - Professionalism, Respect, Integrity, Dedication, Excellence

The Rochester Police Department Patrol Division consists of four Patrol Sections: 

Burial Search at Mount Hope

Looking for someone laid to rest at Mount Hope? 

Many of Mount Hope’s interment records have been converted to electronic formats and some information is available online. If you’re searching for an ancestor, cemetery interment records through 2002 may be found at the University of Rochester's cemetery records web site. The Rochester Genealogical Society, Inc.'s web site houses digitized plot maps for Mount Hope Cemetery on their web site.

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