Park Avenue — from Culver Road to East Avenue — will undergo milling and resurfacing starting Monday, Nov. 4 through Friday, Nov. 8, weather permitting.
Motorists should expect heavy delays and lane shifts and are encouraged to seek an alternate route if possible. During construction, no street parking will be allowed within the work zone from 6:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Mayor Malik D. Evans invites residents, and neighborhood and local organizations to access resources and grants to support neighborhood development projects.
We need your voice! Share your ideas, insights, and what you believe your neighborhood needs.
Take part in the City of Rochester’s Wellness Committee's "Gratitude is the Attitude" challenge this November!
Running from November 4-25, this initiative encourages participants to practice daily gratitude. Track your gratitude journey for a chance to win exciting prizes - all participants will receive a Bento box, and you could win a massage gun in the raffle.
Whether you're new to gratitude practices or experienced in mindfulness, this challenge offers a structured way to cultivate appreciation during the season of Thanksgiving.
The City of Rochester is offering several professional development and personal wellness classes this November. Whether you're looking to improve your work-life balance, stay safe on the road, or strengthen your office skills, there's something for everyone.
The parade will kick off at 10:30 a.m. at the corner of S. Goodman Street and Highland Avenue, proceed west on Highland Avenue, then south on South Avenue to the Greater Rochester Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Gary Beikirch Park.
If you require special testing accommodations for a Civil Service Examination because of a documented disability you must check the box on the first page of the online or paper application and forward a request, with supporting documentation pertaining to the disability, to the Department of Human Resource Management.
The Rochester Housing Stability Fund (RHSF) is a Housing Trust Fund that aims to improve housing stability by preventing displacement, promoting racial and economic equity, and supporting residents in achieving their housing goals, thereby creating inclusive opportunities for the Rochester community.
Mayor Malik D. Evans announced today that Rochester has been selected by the national nonprofit Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund (CFE Fund) as an inaugural city in its new Emergency Financial Empowerment (EFE) initiative. The EFE program will assist municipalities in building and expanding their emergency preparedness and response infrastructure by incorporating financial stability support.
As a participant in Cohort 1 of the City of Rochester’s Guaranteed Basic Income (GBI) Pilot program, you and anyone in your household age 17 and older are welcome to: