​FAIRPORT, N.Y. — ​Services begin this weekend for Rochester Police Officer Anthony Mazurkiewicz. He was fatally shot in the line of duty on July 21 on Bauman Street.

Visitation will be held on Sunday at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home in Fairport from 1-8 p.m. All shuttle services will be provided at Fairport High School.

The funeral for Officer Mazurkiewicz will take place Monday at noon at the Blue Cross Arena. 

Also happening this weekend, Mazurkiewicz's hometown of Perinton is going blue in his honor.

The canal bridge in the village of Fairport is lit in blue through Sunday to pay tribute to the fallen officer.

Some Perinton residents may also find a blue ribbon in their mailbox. They are being distributed as a community effort to honor their neighbor "Tony." The ribbons are being displayed on porches and mailboxes, along with blue lights, outside the homes of residents.

The family is requesting that those wishing to send cards and flowers can send them to:

The Family of Officer Mazurkiewicz
c/o the Rochester Police Locust Club, Inc.
1425 Lexington Ave. Rochester, New York 14606 

The RPD also announced that those wishing to make donations to Mazurkiewicz’s family can:

  • Contribute to the Anthony Mazurkiewicz Fund by going to locustclub.org and clicking on the Donation: FBO Anthony Mazurkiewicz link
  • Donations to Rochester Police Locust Club FBO Anthony Mazurkiewicz may be made by visiting any Canandaigua National Bank Branch
  • Donations to the Rochester Police Locust Club FBO Anthony Mazurkiewicz can also be mailed to the Rochester Police Locust Club, 1425 Lexington Ave., Rochester, NY 14606.

Mazurkiewicz, a 29-year RPD veteran, was killed after being shot in the upper body. His partner, Officer Sino Seng, an eight-year RPD veteran, was shot in the lower body and treated at Rochester General Hospital. He has since been released. 

Police say Mazurkiewicz was working with Officer Seng in an undercover police van on Bauman Street Thursday, when they say Kelvin Vickers, 21, of Boston, Massachusetts, ambushed the officers, firing at least 17 rounds into the vans. 

Correction: The correct dates of Officer Mazurkiewicz's services and funeral have been updated.