Public library. Offers public access computers, conference room, study room, copy machine, fax machine, computer classes, story times, and various adult and children's programming throughout the year. Serves as a Cooling Center for individuals during times of excessive heat. Always call ahead to make sure a Cooling Center is open before going there.

Public library; computers are available for individual use. Offers computer classes and children's programming. City of Niagara Falls extreme cold warming center.

Provides a list of Certified Bulk Water Facilities and water bottlers in case of a disaster.

Maintains lists of places where you can go to cool off during extreme heat. Note: Libraries, supermarkets, malls, and community swimming pools are also places to stay cool.

Helps individuals apply for financial assistance who lost income due to COVID-19 but were not eligible for various federal relief programs.

Provides personal supplies such as shampoo, soap, and toothpaste. Clothing for individuals experiencing a disaster situation, such as victims of a fire or personal disaster, as available. Accepts donations of personal grooming supplies.

Makes decisions on school curriculum, decisions regarding discipline, school closures and other educations issues which affect the teachers and students. Parents/guardians wants to gain information about these matters can call the administration office.

Facilitates communication between nonprofit agencies providing disaster preparedness and relief services. Serves as liaison and communications hub between non-profits and emergency management officials from local, state and federal governments. Assembles Long Term Recover Groups post disaster to facilitate the provision of relief services to affected residents of Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

Makes decisions on school curriculum, decisions regarding discipline, school closures and other educations issues which affect the teachers and students. Parents/guardians wants to gain information about these matters can call the administration office.

Provides financial assistance, casework & recovery planning which includes health, mental health & spiritual care services, for fires and other disasters; provides disaster relief for larger scale disasters such shelter, distribution of supplies and reunification.

Help local community residents during and after a disaster.

* Facilitates applications for financial assistance to low income individuals through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), which offers various benefit components. Regular Benefit: assists low income individuals with the cost of heating their home. Emergency Benefit: assists low income individuals who are facing a heat or heat related energy emergency.

Sets up a temporary hotline or disaster centers during times of disasters and offers help to people that are having problems with their insurance companies, applying for financial assistance or other post-disaster issues.

* Provides temporary emergency shleter for individuals experiencing homelessness.Includes bassic necessities such as a bed, meals clothing and access to showers, and restroomsDepartment of Human Service AssistanceAccess to case management and programming* Offers transportation assistance to current guests of the shelter to appointments such as: job interviews, medical appointments, social services agencies. This assistance could be in the form of bus passes.* Providing a warming center during Code Blue in Monroe County.

* Processes applications for financial assistance for low-income individuals through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), which offers various benefit components Regular HEAP benefit: assists low-income individuals with the cost of heating their homes. Regular HEAP applications: Opened November 1, 2023 (Closing Date: April 12, 2024). Emergency HEAP benefit: assists low-income individuals facing a heat or heat-related energy emergency Opened January 2, 2024. Heating Equipment Repair or Replacement (HERR): assists low-income homeowners repair/replace their furnaces. Heating Equipment Repair or Replacement applications. Heating Equipment Clean & Tune: provides equipment inspections and cleanings before the start of the heating season. Heating Equipment Clean & Tune Component Applications. Cooling Assistance: provides cooling assistance (vendor-installed air conditioner or fan) to HEAP-eligible households. Must complete a paper Cooling Assistance Application. Opened April 15, 2024. Closing date: July 22, 2024.

Offers anyone in need of a cool down location during extreme heat waves or power shut downs.

The Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP) gives food assistance to low-income households with food loss or damage caused by a natural disaster.

Makes decisions on school curriculum, decisions regarding discipline, school closures and other educational issues which affect the teachers and students. Parents/guardians wanting to gain information about these matters can call the administration office.

* Provides food inflow, storage, and distribution for disasters and emergencies.* Coordinates services with disaster relief agencies. National Red Cross Disaster Agreement Contract. Local Red Cross Disaster Services Board. National FEMA Board. Emergency preparedness and response planning. Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD).

* Provides crisis housing for men and women. Counseling and case management. Support services for homeless individuals or those in need. Assists with finding permanent housing.* Provides a warming center during Code Blue in Monroe County.

* Provides confidential mental health counseling via phone, video counseling, and in-person to service members, veterans, and their loved ones.* Provides no cost care to a few other carefully selected populations, including victims of natural and man-made disasters, survivors of gun violence and their families, victims of crime, and survivors of abuse and assault.* Serves the above populations through the following types of volunteer mental health professionals and services: Psychologist, Psychiatrists, licensed marriage and family counselors, licensed clinical social workers, pastoral counselors. Individual, martial, group, and family services.

* Provides residents with opportunities to get relief from the heat with cooling sprays from fire hydrants, extended hours at City pools and spray parks.The City of Rochester has announced Cool Sweep for June 17th - June 20th as it will be over 85 degrees. School District will implement its early dismissal schedule for grades PreK through 8 and cancel all after-school activities on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Schools are closed Wednesday in observance of the Juneteenth holiday.Students and residents can escape the heat in the City's air-conditioned R-Centers and libraries or cool off in a spray park with the following schedule:M 2:00PM-9:00PM, TU-F 9:00AM-9:00PM. . Adams, 85 Adams St.. Avenue D, 200 Avenue D. Carter, 500 Carter St.. Frederick Douglass, 999 South Ave.. Edgerton, 41 Backus St.. Willie W. Lightfoot, 271 Flint St.. David F. Gantt, 700 North St.. Trenton and Pamela Jackson, 485 N. Clinton Ave.. Thomas P. Ryan, 530 Webster Ave.Students will be served lunches and snacks Tuesday through Friday, and dinner on Monday.Spray Parks: M 10:00AM-9:00PM, TU-F 9:00AM-9:00PM. . Carter Street R-Center, 500 Carter St.. Edgerton R-Center, 41 Backus St.. David F. Gantt R-Center, 700 North St.. Thomas P. Ryan R-Center, 530 Webster Ave.. Roxie Ann Sinkler R-Center, 75 Grover St.. Tyshaun Cauldwell R-Center for Hope, 524 Campbell St.. Humboldt R-Center, 1045 Atlantic Ave.Spray Features: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park, 353 Court St. (at the play area). Fourth and Peck Playground, Corner of Fourth and Peck Streets. Troup Street Park, Troup Street and Van Auker Street (between Reynolds Street and Ford Street)City Branch Libraries:During this Cool Sweep period, Arnett, Lincoln and Winton Branches will offer extended hours until 9 p.m. However, all libraries will be closed Wednesday, June 19, in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. Arnett Branch, 310 Arnett Blvd., (585) 428-8214;Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County, 115 South Ave., (585) 428-7300;Charlotte Branch, 3557 Lake Ave., (585) 428-8216;Frederick Douglass Community Library, 971 South Ave., (585) 428-8206;Lyell Branch, 956 Lyell Ave., (585) 428-8218Monroe Branch, 809 Monroe Ave., (585) 428-8202;Phillis Wheatley Community Library, 33 Dr, Samuel McCree Way, (585) 428-8212;Sully Branch, 530 Webster Ave., (585) 428-8208;Winton Branch, 611 N. Winton Rd., (585) 428-8204;For more information on other location hours, visit: https://roccitylibrary.org/location/

A school district which encompasses the needs of those students with emotional, learning or developmental disabilities. The schools create an atmosphere to make learning easier, and includes the regents criteria so that the student's goal is to graduate. There are 3 campuses:Jennie Clarkson School in Valhalla - for students with severe emotional and learning disabilities.Greenburgh Academy in Yonkers - for students with disabilities living with their families.Dr. Kenneth B. Clark Academy in Dobbs Ferry and the Kaplan Career Academy in New Windsor - state-of- the-art facilities for students with disabilities.

Makes decisions on school curriculum, decisions regarding discipline, school closures and other educational issues which affect the teachers and students. Parents/guardians wanting to gain information about these matters can call the administration office.