City of Rochester Releases 2026 Summer Fun & City Resources Journal

The City of Rochester has launched the 2026 Summer Fun & City Resources journal, which shall be mailed on to almost 64,000 residential mailboxes. Residents will discover details about City companies, seasonal occasions, leisure alternatives and group sources. 

This 12 months’s journal consists of necessary data to assist residents keep knowledgeable and ready. Featured matters embrace making ready for upcoming elections, summer time aquatics alternatives and extreme climate preparedness, together with updates on City packages and companies accessible to the group. 

Residents also can be taught extra about seasonal occasions, together with the Riverside Music Series, which brings free stay music performances to Mayo Park all through the season, and Safe City Nights, a community-building initiative providing free meals, video games and actions at elementary faculty websites in partnership with the Rochester Police Department. 

“The Summer Fun & City Resources magazine is designed to be both helpful and approachable for residents,” stated Jenna Bowman, Strategic Communications & Engagement Director for the City of Rochester. “Whether someone is looking for summer activities, important seasonal information or ways to connect with City services and community events, we want this guide to make it easy to find what they need and discover something new happening in Rochester.” 

Residents can count on the 2026 Summer Fun & City Resources journal to reach of their mailboxes quickly or can view it on-line. Copies can even be accessible on the Rochester Public Library, City Hall and Development Services and Infrastructure Center within the coming week. 

Residents are inspired to share suggestions on the journal by finishing a brief survey. Community suggestions helps inform future editions and helps guarantee content material stays related and helpful.