Upper Monroe Neighborhood Association (UMNA)

Updated: Wednesday May 14, 2008 03:00:13 PM

MAYOR UNVEILS RESULTS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY Results of the City’s Customer Satisfaction (CSI) Survey released today reveal that 84% of residents think Rochester is improving. The survey polled 646 city residents, business owners and landlords from Nov., 2007 -- Jan., 2008, with the question: "On balance and all things considered, do you agree with the following statement? There’s still a long way to go, but the City is improving." “This is an amazing vote of confidence for our team at City Hall because it comes from our customers," said Mayor Robert J. Duffy. "We are grateful for the recognition, and I am pleased that the overall results of our survey are positive. But our customers also feel we need to improve in certain areas. We intend to keep working hard to make Rochester the best place in the nation to live, work and raise a family.”
THE BIG READ COMES TO MONROE COUNTY! The Big Read is coming to Rochester. The Monroe County Library System is inviting everyone to read Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury and participate in numerous events that will be taking place at the Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County, city branches, and town libraries from April 13-May 31. Copies are available at Monroe County libraries.--from Welcome to the City of Rochester
SUMMER OF OPPORTUNITY INFORMATION SESSIONS Mayor Robert J. Duffy today announced that the City’s Department of Recreation and Youth Services will host two free Summer Employment Information Sessions for youth ages 14 and up and adults. Sessions will be held: • 7-9 p.m., Mon., Mar. 10 Stardust Ballroom, Edgerton Community Center, 41 Backus St. • 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Sat., Mar. 15 North Street Community Center, 700 North St. Call 428-7511 for additional information.
RPL: Grand Opening of TEEN CENTRAL and SAFE TO BE SMART Program The grand opening of Teen Central at the Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County will be on Monday, February 25 at 2:00 pm. At the opening, the Library will recognize the generous donors who have made this a successful public and private collaboration. Teen Central was established in response to the large number of teens congregating after school each afternoon at the Central Library. Many met here to do research for homework assignments, meet with tutors, or for a safe haven. --from Welcome to the City of Rochester
To keep informed on the continual updates on changes to Cobbs Hill Reservoir, where we all like to run and walk and whatever: Rochester, N.Y. Water Reservoir Study

"City residents and City Staff working together in our neighborhoods to resolve quality of life issues quickly and effectively." For NET info on our area go to Neighborhood Empowerment Team Area D NBN Sectors 6 & 7 - The South Clinton NET Office at 846 S. Clinton Ave. works cooperatively with SEAC (South East Area Coalition) and SWPC (South Wedge Planning Committee) and other neighborhood associations to solve problems and enhance the quality of life for all residents. PAC TAC (Police and Citizens Together Against Crime) is coordinated from the NET office.

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Upper Monroe Neighborhood Association (UMNA)