A new elevator is being installed in the Eyer Building courtesy of grants from Assemblymember Jen Lunsford and Senator Samra Brouk. Beginning Monday October 2nd the north elevator will be out of service as a new full sized elevator is being installed to replace the LULA, limited-use, limited-application elevator currently in the building.

The south LULA, limited-use, limited-application elevator will still be in service.

The week of August  21st  Villager Construction will begin doing Vacuum Excavation at 20 sites in East Rochester to inspect for lead water lines. The project has been delayed and as soon as a new date is confirmed we will update the site.

The Town/Village of East Rochester is preparing to launch our Comprehensive Plan development process. The Comprehensive Plan is a 15 to 20-year roadmap, guiding decision making, resource allocation, and community development over that time horizon. The planning process will run approximately 12 months, and is guided by a steering committee of volunteers representing local businesses, the non-profit community, school district leadership, residents, and other key stakeholders.

On Tuesday July 25th, 2023 the Town/Village of East Rochester held a Public Informational meeting in the Jean Daniel Community Center. The purpose of the meeting was to present the draft reconstruction plan for Garfield Street. This meeting was open to the public and all comments and feedback were welcome. There will no formal presentation, all information has been posted here on the web site.  
 

ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS: The East Rochester Fire Department needs you help!

The ER Fire Department is attempting to update over 200 business PRE-PLANS that are intended to be used in the event of an emergency. Information to be collected includes the Business Contact(s), a Site Plan, a reference to the locations of utilities and any exposure to risks.

You can help by completing an online form by clicking on ER Pre-Plan Form. Your response will benefit you in the event of a fire emergency and may save the lives of the firefighters responding to your business.

Need to know what items are recyclable curbside in Monroe County?

Want to know what items are accepted at the Monroe County/Waste Management ecopark? 

Now, there’s an app for that. 

The East Rochester Police Department is looking to fill Seasonal Part-Time Crossing guards. 

As a school crossing guard, you get the personal sense of job satisfaction as you safeguard school children walking across busy intersections on their way to and from school. 

Candidates should be patient, caring, compassionate and put the safety of others at the forefront of all they do. 
School crossing guards oversee and control traffic flow around our schools in the morning and at the end of each school day. 
The school crossing guard position requires the ability to stand outside at an assigned post for periods no less than a half hour and up to an hour in all types of weather. Punctuality and consistency in fulfilling the scheduled duty times is paramount to success.

The ideal candidate would be available for both morning and afternoon shifts. Prior to appointment, prospective candidates must pass a qualifying medical examination, which includes drug screening, and a character/background investigation. 
The position offers a competitive wage and benefits package.

For more information please contact ERPD at 585-586-4399

The first day of the school year is always a special time.  The first day in a new school is doubly special.  And so, it was for St. Jerome’s School on September 3, 1952.

According to a number of area sportscasters, it wasn’t supposed to happen that way—the East Rochester Bombers beating the Lyons Lions, 58-57.   While both basketball teams entered the game undefeated, Lyons was known as a powerhouse.  By looking at the history of the two teams, however, perhaps March 24, 1962, was destined to be different.  And what made the outcome of the contest all the more special was that it happened before a crowd estimated to be more than 10,000.  

Additional CARES Act funds have been made available for grants to Monroe County Businesses with less than 50 employees. 

The application may be accessed at https://www.monroecounty.gov/mcapp/grant2/.  Applications are being accepted until October 8, 2021.  If you have questions, please call 753.2000.