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the Local History Room collectS data and materials pertaining to the history of East Rochester
Police Directory, Police Blotter, Sex Offender Registry, Winter Parking, Prescription Drop-Off, Crossing Guards
The East Rochester Fire Department is comprised of 54 active firefighters.
The Department of Public Works picks up your trash once a week based on the pick-up schedule.
The Cable TV Commission operates ERCN Channel 12, a community access television station, which is on the air seven days a week.
The Clerk's Office is the best general resource for information about all operations within the Town/Village of East Rochester.
The East Rochester Town Court is in session every Monday, except holidays, beginning at 5:30 pm. Please call the court office for eviction days and times.
The four areas that compose our East Rochester parks are, like many other small communities, one of the most valuable resources we have.
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The East Rochester Parks Committee dedicated a bench to Emidio Rossi and his Family. The bench is located on the 100 block of W. Commercial street.
Event date: 8/29/2018 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Fire Chief Neal Herko's monthly report
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We chose East Rochester because of the central location as well as the commitment to business development clearly demonstrated by the municipal leaders. As an added bonus, we enjoy the friendly and loyal community atmosphere as well as the small town feel.
We decided to open here because of the location, access to parking, affordability and to be a part of East Rochester's economic growth. The East Rochester community has been so supportive and welcoming. The whole experience has just been amazing.
Town/Village of East Rochester 317 Main Street East Rochester, New York 14445
: (585) 586-3553 | : (585) 419-8282
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East Rochester was originally called Despatch because of its proximity to the railroad. The word came from the name of the first major company to locate here...
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