The following public meetings are scheduled for March 15-19, 2021:
Mayor Lovely Warren announced today that the City is seeking applicants for the 2021 Cohort of the Mayor’s Neighborhood Leadership program
105-Bed Nursing & Rehabilitation Facility in Bath Names Long-Time Housekeeper as February 2021 Employee of the Month
Mayor Lovely A. Warren kicked off the City’s 2021-22 fiscal year budget planning process today
Officials from the Department of Neighborhood and Business Development Invite the community to the next Virtual Community Update.
The following is a list of meetings to be held by the Rochester City Council for the month of March 2021:
I’m thrilled that over 6,400 residents were able to register on Day 1 to receive this life-saving vaccine.
While this decision is extremely disappointing, it is not at all surprising.
“The City Council has been focusing on citizen’s rights to protest peacefully and safely for quite some time."
“We are dedicated to doing the work necessary to reinvent policing and eliminate the inequities in the system...”
FEC is partnering with CASH to provide income-eligible city taxpayers with free “Tax-Time Toolkit” resources for their 2020 tax returns.
City of Rochester News Release
The following public meetings are scheduled for March 1 – 5, 2021
The City’s Department of Recreation and Human Services (DRHS), in conjunction with its partner agencies, will conduct a virtual Q&A.
Mayor Lovely A. Warren and City Council Vice President Willie Lightfoot announced today that the City is moving forward with a Charter.
Chapter Two of the State of the City video series focuses on two notable and ongoing initiatives.
I applaud and commend University of Rochester President Sarah Mangelsdorf and her team on their powerful decision.
PPE kits include hand sanitizer and masks and will be distributed during regular meal distribution hours.
Masks will be distributed at 10 locations during regular pick-up hours.
The Public Market remains open throughout the winter months and provides a year-round opportunity for shoppers to support local vendors.
Meal distribution sites to close; children encouraged to pick up extra meals Wednesday.
“Making it easier to choose bikes over vehicles is good for our health and the environment," Mayor Warren said of the news.
"I want to appeal to those in our community to listen to the experts, those in the medical field with the knowledge and experience."
Residents must place loose leaves between the sidewalk and the curb in order to have them picked up.
The City of Rochester’s Department of Environmental Services’ (DES) annual Fall Loose Leaf Collection Program will begin Monday, Nov. 2.
Mayor Lovely A. Warren announced today that Rochester is highlighted in a Living Cities/Citi Foundation guide.
The event: Women in Politics: Continuing the Work, will consist of a screening and panel discussion of Election Day 2016.
Residents can watch the presentation and ask questions by joining a Zoom webinar.
In addition, Commissioner Kirkmire will discuss the City’s new suite of programs to help city renters and landlords.
Today,the Police Accountability Board (PAB) gathered outside of City Hall to announce their unanimous selection of Conor Dwyer Reynolds.
Cynthia Herriott-Sullivan took the Oath of Office to become the new Interim Police Chief of the Rochester Police Department.
"The current economic crisis manifesting under COVID-19 is unprecedented and presents a host of unique challenges,” said Boston College.
The Champions Institute is a program created to help motivated local elected officials equitably define and design Complete Streets.
The following public meetings are scheduled for Oct. 19 - 23:
Rochester Department of Recreation and Human Services will conduct a virtual information session to provide the public with updates.
Hundreds of residents received more than 600 health-care services at Aenon Missionary Baptist Church this week.
The campaign works to educate everyone about simple but important actions they can take to keep themselves and those around them safe.
Meetings will be held October 8 and 22 at 6:3o p.m.
Partnership with Feeding America® encourages “Heating with Heart” by donating meals* to families in need
The initiative will provide convenient and trusted access to health resources to predominantly Black and Latino neighborhoods.