Location |
Council Office - City Hall, Room 301A |
30 Church St, Rochester, NY 14614 ![]() |
Phone |
585 428 7538 |
E-Mail address |
<council AT cityofrochester DOT gov> |
Website |
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The City Council is the nine member legislative body for the City of Rochester.
"Five members are elected at-large to represent the entire city, while four are elected to represent the four Council districts: Northeast, Northwest, South, and East. All Council members serve four-year terms. The five at-large representatives are elected at one time and the four district representatives are elected two years later.
Under our Mayor-Council form of government, Rochester has a directly elected Mayor to administer the municipal government and a City Council to carry out the legislative function.
One of Council's main duties is the enactment of the City's annual budget. Council sets fiscal policies and approves all spending, whether for operations (e.g., salaries) or capital items such as major equipment purchases, street repairs, or other public improvements.
The regulation of land use, including the creation and amendment of zoning laws, is another significant Council responsibility."1
Council Members - Refer to Meet Rochester's City Councilmembers for details and phone numbers.
At- Large Members: Carolee Conklin, Matt Haag, Dana Miller (Also serves as Vice President), Jackie Ortiz, Loretta Scott
District Members: Adam McFadden (South), Carla Palumbo (Northwest), Elaine Spaull (East), Lovely Warren (Northeast; Also serves as President),
See also Politics, Politicians and Former Political Figures.
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City Council Duties - see additional duties at reference