Animal Services: shelter evaluation and operational assessment
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Rochester Animal Services (RAS) has been implementing progressi
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Rochester Animal Services (RAS) has been implementing progressi
The Downtown Enhancement District is a special benefit district consisting of two service zones surrounding Main Street. Within these zones, an enhanced level of service is provided by the City to address the unique needs of the city's central core. These services go beyond the basic services usually provided and include frequent maintenance, landscaping, litter removal, bench repair, graffiti removal, seasonal banners, and holiday decorations.
The services are automatically provided to properties located within the Downtown Enhancement District.
This City-sponsored technology campus still has industrial development site available (also see Science Park 330). Located close to major highways and the Greater Rochester International Airport, this site has excellent access from across the region and the state. You will join the high-class group of existing tenants in the park, including: the University of Rochester, General Electric-Microwave Data Systems,
Tenants of the ROW are responsible for properly maintaining their infrastructure at a level that meets the appropriate structural standard. The City has adopted the Policy for Utility Appurtenances within the Public Right-of-Way, which requires all entities with infrastructure facilities in the ROW to perform a field survey of those facilities in order to minimize deficiencies and the capital costs associated with prematurely reconstructing roadways.
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1 | Employee Expectations | Rev 09/01/2021 |
3 | Inspection Audits | Rev 01/01/2021 |
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The Rochester Police Department (RPD) Body Worn Camera (BWC) Project Team completed a Request for Proposal (RFP) process to select a vendor to provide BWCs for the City of Rochester.
On January 19, 2016, City Council authorized the City to enter into an agreement with this vendor. This began the implementation phase of our project and the BWC team will regularly post project updates on this page. Please check back regularly for updates.