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city of rochester 201 4th street se rochester, mn 55904. map & directions. phone: 507-328-2311. fax: 507-328-2901. tty/ttd: more information
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Rochester is the county seat of Olmsted county and is the third-largest city in Minnesota. According to the United States Census Bureau the estimated population in 2020 was 121,388. Rochester lies alongside the south fork of the Zumbro River and encompasses approximately 54 square mile area.
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Contact Information. 201 4th Street SE Room 150 Rochester, MN 55904 (Map) Rochester 311 Phone: 507-328-2311 TTY/TDD: More Information. Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Department Contacts. Parks, Trails & Recreation Facilities. Leagues, Classes & AccessABLE Recreation. Rentals & Reservations.
CITY OF ROCHESTER 201 4TH STREET SE ROCHESTER, MN 55904. MAP & DIRECTIONS. PHONE: 507-328-2311. FAX: 507-328-2901. TTY/TTD: More Information. Departments
Purchase or Renew Passes. Keep in mind that our passes, often called "memberships," give you access to our exciting events schedule. Please note that they do not come with any extra perks. Our passes are perfect for customers who love joining in on specific events multiple times a week, like daily adult lap swimming.
10-Ride ticket. $8.00. * The following groups are eligible for reduced fares. Youth age 6-18 years. Children age 5 years and younger ride free. Seniors age 65 years and older. Persons with disabilities. Eligibility is determined at the time of purchase.
We offer pre-paid passes that can be used in place of paying the $6 fee each time you participate in one of the scheduled events. Passes are a great way to save money if you plan to swim, skate or play pickleball multiple times per week.
A license does need to obtained in order to keep Chickens, Ducks, or Pigeons at a residential property in the City. Chapter 3-1 of the Rochester Code of Ordinances does also require a breeder's permit in order to keep more than nine animals in a household.
