Curfew To Remain in Effect Sunday Night in Rochester

Curfew To Remain in Effect From Sunday Evening to Monday Morning in Rochester

By Spectrum News Staff Rochester

UPDATED 9:03 AM ET May. 31, 2020 PUBLISHED 7:51 PM ET May 30, 2020 PUBLISHED 7:51 PM EDT May 30, 2020

A curfew has been extended in Rochester following a night of unrest as some protests led to vandalism and looting in the city.

The curfew will begin Sunday at 9:00 p.m. and extend to 7:00 a.m. Monday.

Here’s what it looks like on Exchange St. at the Public Safety Building and in the parking lot across the street. The smell of smoke still in the air, broken glass, graffiti, and burnt parts of cars. #Roc @SPECNewsROC pic.twitter.com/2qWdHOUMv1
— Rich Healey (@r_heals13) May 31, 2020

Saturday evening, Monroe County Executive Adam Bello declared a state of emergency in the county, which included a curfew from 9:00 p.m. Saturday to 7:00 a.m. Sunday.

Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren and city officials are managing a community recovery and cleanup effort Sunday following the events from Saturday night.

The Rochester Fire Department, Department of Environmental Services and Neighborhood and Business Development are assessing the damage from last night, according to the city.

Community members coming together on North Clinton Avenue to help clean up some of the businesses that were broken into last night. #Roc @SPECNewsROC pic.twitter.com/WOO5Ug9Yvu
— Rich Healey (@r_heals13) May 31, 2020

The city is also “engaging resources and outside contractors to secure buildings, remove trash and debris, and ensure the safety of our community’s buildings and infrastructure.”

The city is encouraging residents to visit Frontier Field VIP parking lot beginning at 10:00 a.m. Sunday morning.

The city will provide garbage bags, PPE, and other cleaning materials to encourage residents to help cleanup areas.

Curfew To Remain in Effect From Sunday Evening to Monday Morning in Rochester

LATEST NEWS