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Beginning on June 8, the intersection of 14th Avenue SW and 2nd Street SW will be closed for two weeks.
The City of Rochester is inviting residents and businesses to show their pride and support a welcoming community through a new yard sign initiative. Free yard signs and window decals featuring the messages “Welcome, You Belong Here” and “Building Community, All People at a Time” will be available while supplies last (1,000 total).
The City of Rochester has released the 2026 Summer Fun & City Resources magazine, which will be mailed directly to nearly 64,000 residential mailboxes. Residents will find information about City services, seasonal events, recreational opportunities and community resources.
It is unlikely that cable or livestreaming of the meeting will be available. A full recording of the meeting will be uploaded and available tomorrow at rochestermn.gov/agendas.
The City of Rochester thanks local lawmakers and their colleagues from across Minnesota for their bipartisan work during the 2026 legislative session and for supporting priorities important to Rochester residents and the broader region.
City of Rochester Mayor Kim Norton invites community members of all ages to join her for the America 250 Family-Friendly Bike Parade on Saturday, June 27, during Rochesterfest.
The Chateau skyway will be temporarily closed May 5 to 7. This closure allows for necessary ceiling repairs and upgrades to take place. During this time, pedestrian access through the skyway will not be available.
Rochester Mayor Kim Norton, in partnership with Rochester Public Utilities (RPU), will host a public Town Hall on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, focused on community questions related to water and electric utility services. Mayor Norton will be joined by RPU General Manager Tim McCollough.
Construction activity will expand west along 2nd Street SW to 14th Avenue SW beginning Monday, May 4. General traffic will be detoured around the construction area, with access to the hospital from 14th Avenue SW. Emergency vehicles will continue to have full access to the hospital from 2nd Street SW.
The initiative aims to return underutilized City-owned land to productive private ownership while advancing housing and neighborhood stability goals.
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