Reach out to your local officials.

Leaders who support bicycling are critical to the work of advocates and to the lives of all people who ride bikes.

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Please reach out to your local officials to share your successes, struggles, concerns and solutions for a more bicycle friendly Rochester.

Not sure what to say? We're here to help.

Find your representatives here!

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Rochester City Officials

Olmsted County Officials

Did you experience a dangerous situation or have a close call?

Report it and help keep everyone safe!

For dangerous infrastructure:

Contact the City of Rochester

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For Emergency issues - stop sign or yield sign down, traffic signal outage/failure (goes to Rochester Public Works Infrastructure Maintenance)

507-328-2450 - Main
507-254-7704 - After Hours
507-254-7705 - Holiday/Weekend

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For Infrastructure Issues like potholes (goes to Rochester Public Works)

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For a sidewalk snow removal issue (goes to Rochester Public Works)

Phone: 507-328-2400

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For another side walk issue - severe crack or edge mismatch issue (goes to Rochester Public Works)

Phone: 507-328-2422  

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For Non-Emergency Traffic Issues - reporting poor traffic behavior/traffic concern/improper parking (goes to Rochester Police) Please ALSO report this on the OurStreets app.

Public Safety Non-Emergency Phone: 507-328-6800

Call and describe the location/intersection and what you observe.

For dangerous behavior:

Download the OurStreets App!

OurStreets is a smartphone app that can help make Rochester a safer city for all of us to navigate.

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It is a one-stop shop to crowdsource dangerous driving behavior and other dangerous situations such as cars parked in bike lanes.

For example, if you are riding in a bike lane and you approach a vehicle blocking it, you can simply:

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1) stop

2) snap a picture, and

3) upload the information to the app

All data collected within the Rochester City limits will be scrubbed of personal information and aggregated on a city map. This is not an app to make people look bad or report crime.  It is a tool that will allow us to quantify where and when people who bike and walk are vulnerable. We Bike Rochester will use this information to advocate for geographically specific, data-driven solutions.