City Manager Blaine Cox and Director of Economic Development Michael Scala are pleased to announce the city is moving forward with the development of a mixed-use space at 10 and 12-14 North Main Street in downtown Rochester. Together, the two new buildings will offer two 1,000-square-foot commercial spaces and 52 market-rate studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom residential units.  The City of …

City Manager Blaine Cox reports that the City of Rochester will begin assessing impact fees to residents and business owners starting on Jan. 1, 2020.

ROCHESTER -- Rochester's Planning Board has cancelled its meeting scheduled for tonight due to the weather. 

The following information is from NHDOT: The Governor’s Advisory Commission on Intermodal Transportation (GACIT) will hold 20 Public Hearings across New Hampshire to review and receive input on the update of the State’s Ten Year Transportation Improvement Plan (2021-2030). A public hearing in Rochester will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 2, at 6 p.m. at the Frisbie Memorial Hospital Conference …

ROCHESTER --City Manager Blaine Cox is pleased to announce that the City of Rochester is seeking public input for the Downtown Master Plan.

ROCHESTER -- City Manager Blaine Cox is pleased to share that the city of Rochester was recently recognized at the New Hampshire Office of Strategic Initiatives (OSI) Planning and Zoning conference. 

ROCHESTER --City Manager Blaine Cox is pleased to share that the City of Rochester was recently awarded the 2018 Municipal Leadership Award by the Workforce Housing Coalition of the Greater Seacoast. 

City Manager Blaine Cox wishes to encourage Rochester residents to take part in an ongoing regional planning effort by completing the Strafford Regional Planning Commission's outreach survey.

Rochester will partner with consulting firm Resilience Planning and Design to develop a Downtown Master Plan, and is seeking community input

ROCHESTER -- City Manager Blaine Cox is pleased to invite residents to attend a free presentation on urban development by Strong Towns President Chuck Marohn this April.