At the Public Market, we pride ourselves on providing a huge array of healthy, affordable produce for the community, year-round.  And thanks to the non-profit Flower City Pickers, the Market is diverting produce that might otherwise end up thrown away and contributing it to community organizations and neighbors in need.  

Quality of Life

Public nuisances occur when the activity or operation of an establishment results in a flagrant violation of the City of Rochester’s Penal Law or Municipal Code provisions. Nuisances substantially harm the quality of life, the environment, commerce, property values, public health, safety, and welfare. The Nuisance Abatement Program was established to identify and remedy such public nuisances.

This page is about the Inner Loop East Transformation Project, which was completed in 2017. For information about the Inner Loop North Transformation Project, please visit www.innerloopnorth.com. 

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Why should you license your dog?

Licensing your dog is required by New York State Agriculture and Markets Law and the Municipal Code of the City of Rochester. There are fines for citizens with unlicensed dogs. A dog license is not only a requirement, it also provides the following benefits: