ROC the Block is a community-based hiring initiative that brings businesses and recruiters to the city's four quadrants throughout the summer and early fall. With this fun, local, block-party styled event, Rochester employers and residents can meet to discover employment opportunities.
ROC the Block is a community-based hiring initiative that brings businesses and recruiters to the city's four quadrants throughout the summer and early fall. With this fun, local, block-party styled event, Rochester employers and residents can meet to discover employment opportunities.
This seven-member citizen board hears requests for Variances to the City’s Zoning Code, and Administrative Appeals for decisions made by the Manager of Zoning.
This seven-member citizen board reviews applications for Certificates of Appropriateness required for alterations to landmarks and properties located in the City’s eight preservation districts.
This seven-member citizen commission has jurisdiction and authority in the issuance of Special Permits, subdivision approvals, and a wide range of other matters. The Planning Commission also makes recommendations to City Council regarding Zoning Text and Map amendments.
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The Puerto Rican Festival Incorporated was formulated in 1969 for the express purpose of celebrating and recognizing the culture of Puerto Ricans. Puerto Ricans continue to be one of the largest growing Hispanic populations in New York State. This growth now makes Monroe County and the City of Rochester home to the second-largest population of Hispanics in New York State.
The Traffic Control Board regulates matters relating to traffic within the City of Rochester, including: stop signs, traffic signals, turn restrictions, on-street parking regulations, one-way signs, adult school crossing guard locations, weight limit restrictions, speed limits, geometric changes, and detour signs. Meetings are generally held two times per month on the first and third Wednesdays. For more information, visit www.cityofrochester.gov/tcb.
The Traffic Control Board regulates matters relating to traffic within the City of Rochester, including: stop signs, traffic signals, turn restrictions, on-street parking regulations, one-way signs, adult school crossing guard locations, weight limit restrictions, speed limits, geometric changes, and detour signs. Meetings are generally held two times per month on the first and third Wednesdays. For more information, visit www.cityofrochester.gov/tcb.
The Traffic Control Board regulates matters relating to traffic within the City of Rochester, including: stop signs, traffic signals, turn restrictions, on-street parking regulations, one-way signs, adult school crossing guard locations, weight limit restrictions, speed limits, geometric changes, and detour signs. Meetings are generally held two times per month on the first and third Wednesdays. For more information, visit www.cityofrochester.gov/tcb.
The Traffic Control Board regulates matters relating to traffic within the City of Rochester, including: stop signs, traffic signals, turn restrictions, on-street parking regulations, one-way signs, adult school crossing guard locations, weight limit restrictions, speed limits, geometric changes, and detour signs. Meetings are generally held two times per month on the first and third Wednesdays. For more information, visit www.cityofrochester.gov/tcb.