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Learn about the Mayor's Office and other officials.

The Deputy Mayor, as the highest appointed official of the Administration, acts on the Mayor’s behalf in his absence; assists the Mayor in day-to-day operations; and has direct oversight of all City Departments.

The work of the City relies heavily on the authorization of City Council. The annual Budget, prepared by the Mayor, and reviewed and approved by City Council, represents the broadest oversight Council has of City operations.

The Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA) was signed into law on March 31, 2021 legalizing adult use of cannabis in the State of New York. Under this State law it is legal for adults 21 years of age and older statewide to obtain and possess cannabis for personal use.

City of Rochester departments.

Mayor on the Block is a monthly event where the Mayor and his senior management team engage with residents in their communities, prioritizing listening and understanding their concerns.

The City of Rochester and Monroe County are committed to making our community safer and more prepared to respond to sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) emergencies.

The State of the City is an annual event where Rochester's Mayor addresses residents to highlight the city's achievements, discuss ongoing challenges, and outline future initiatives.

Learn about the Youth Voice One Vision program, including application forms to get involved.

The Healthy ROC Grocer Program makes it easy for you to find stores conveniently located in your neighborhood or near your workplace to quickly fill your shopping basket with nutritious, wholesome foods that support well-being for you and your family.

A Global Bond The Sister Cities Program was developed in 1956 to enlist hundreds of thousands of volunteer citizen-diplomats in a quest for world peace.

An aggressive approach toward the opioid crisis.

Oversees the development and implementation of projects as requested by the Mayor.

Mayor Malik Evans announced the creation of the City of Rochester Housing Quality Task Force on February 15, 2022. The group of housing advocates, providers, City officials, and government and nonprofit leaders was co-chaired by Aqua Porter, Executive Director of the Rochester-Monroe Anti-Poverty Initiative and...

The Healthy ROC Grocer Program is a City of Rochester initiative designed to expand access to fresh, affordable, and nutritious food for residents across the community.

Learn about the City's various arts initiatives, including the Percent for the Arts program, as well as funding opportunities for artists and arts organizations.

We are committed to addressing the ongoing opioid crisis by strategically utilizing funds received through state opioid settlements.

Safety is among the most basic human needs. We must be safe – and feel safe – before we can begin to pursue bigger goals. Everyone in the Rochester deserves to dream big, and to have their hopes fulfilled.