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The Rochester Communication Bureau serves as a vital resource for residents, businesses, and visitors in Rochester, NY, providing information and assistance on a wide range of city services. With a focus on community engagement, the bureau facilitates public meetings, volunteer opportunities, and events to promote civic involvement and transparency. Additionally, the bureau oversees various departments, including the Mayor's Office, City Council, and Neighborhood and Business Development, ensuring efficient communication and coordination within city operations. Through initiatives like 311 Live, the bureau aims to enhance public safety and streamline access to essential services for the community. Generated from the website

Brighton Highway Department, located in Rochester, N.Y., provides a range of highway access guidelines. The department offers assistance with the reviewing, issuance and inspection phases of the highway permit process. It compiles highway access guidelines for the construction of residential and commercial condominiums. The department provides services to utility companies, developers, homeowners and engineers. It also deals with specific permit requirements for individual jobs that are not covered in the highway access guidelines. It is a part of the Department of Public Works of Brighton, which plans and administers a range of town services, including sanitary sewer construction, sidewalk and road maintenance, storm-drainage design and roadways inspection. It also provides services during emergency and disaster conditions.

The Town of Perinton Highway Department offers highway and general maintenance, trash and leaf collection, and snow and ice controlling services. Its routine maintenance includes asphalt patching, roadway sweeping, dead animal pickup, and sign installation and repair. The department has a fleet of more than 15 salt trucks and over 20 snowplows. The Town of Perinton Highway Department provides recycling services through Recycle America, which collects paper, metal cans, glass and cardboard. The department maintains nearly 325 lane miles of town roads through a system that is provided by the Cornell Local Roads Program. The Town of Perinton Highway Department is owned by the government of Town of Perinton in New York.