New York Department of Transportation - Rochester NY
- 1530 Jefferson Rd Rochester New York 14623 United States
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The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) – Rochester Region is a government agency dedicated to ensuring the safety and efficiency of the state’s transportation infrastructure in the Greater Rochester area. As part of the broader NYSDOT, this regional office oversees the planning, design, construction, maintenance, and operation of the state highway and bridge systems. The department plays a vital role in enhancing mobility for residents and visitors by managing road networks, improving traffic flow, and implementing safety initiatives.
This regional office partners with local municipalities and transportation agencies to respond to the unique needs of the community, especially during seasonal weather conditions that impact road performance. It also supports emergency response operations, traffic signal coordination, and environmental stewardship. Known for its commitment to public service, the Rochester division of NYSDOT contributes to regional economic development by maintaining reliable infrastructure for commuters, commercial transport, and public transit systems.
Key Services:
– Maintenance and repair of state-owned roads and bridges
– Highway safety inspections and improvements
– Traffic engineering and signal management
– Snow and ice removal during winter months
– Highway construction and rehabilitation projects
– Environmental oversight and project impact mitigation
– Emergency response coordination and support
– Project planning and coordination with local governments
– Permit administration for transportation-related activities
– Community outreach regarding infrastructure projects
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Contact Info
- 1530 Jefferson Rd, Rochester, New York, 14623, United States
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Phone: (585) 272-3300
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