Neighborhood Service Center quadrant teams
Each NSC quadrant consists of a cross-functional team dedicated to providing city services, resolving issues, strengthening community partnerships, and promoting growth.
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Each NSC quadrant consists of a cross-functional team dedicated to providing city services, resolving issues, strengthening community partnerships, and promoting growth.
The City of Rochester is proud to partner with Geva Theater to present the ROC Geva Pass program for city residents.
The ROC Geva Pass aims to enhance access to the arts by providing two hundred complimentary tickets for each Geva Subscription Series Production to residents in the following zip codes: 14621, 14605, 14608, 14611, 14619, 14606, 14613, 14615, and 14616.
The following productions are eligible for the program:
Show your love and pride for your Market by purchasing Public Market-branded merchandise, sold by the Friends of the Public Market. Proceeds support the Friends' Market programs and initiatives, such as the nation-leading Market Token Program for SNAP recipients.
Assessments only determine how the tax levy is distributed among properties, it is not used to raise taxes. Some properties see a tax increase; others see no change or a decrease. The tax levy is the total amount to be raised each year according to the City budget. It is not directly affected by reassessment.
Watch the video above where we break down how assessments ensure each property owner pays their fair share.
Please use the form below to submit an RFD Community and Events appearance request.
For Community Safety Education Presentations, such as for Schools, High Rise Communities, the Differently Abled, Senior Citizens, as well as Fire Extinguisher Training Demonstrations, Career or Recruitment Events, or Fire House Tours, please use this form.
Placing refuse in front of a premise for a collection that it did not originate constitutes illegal dumping. The unauthorized placement of refuse on any public parcel of land or right-of-way, and the importation of trash from outside the city also qualifies as illegal dumping. This is a growing problem that increases waste disposal costs for city residents, and blights the city's quality of life by accelerating the effects of litter, graffiti, and neglect on entire neighborhoods.
Ordinance 2022-145 was passed unanimously by the members of City Council on May 19, 2022, authorizing an agreement with Constangy Brooks, Smith and Prophete, LLP to investigate personnel complaints at the Police Accountability Board. The resulting report - including findings and recommendations - can be downloaded here. Any confidential information has been redacted by Constangy Brooks, Smith and Prophete, LLP.