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Tax & Auto Registration now located at the Community Center, opening 4/26

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By City of Rochester, NH

Starting Monday, April 26, 2021, the Tax Collector and Auto Registration Office will be located on the 2nd floor of the James W. Foley Memorial Community Center (formerly Rochester Community Center) 150 Wakefield Street, behind Spaulding High School. Enter the building on the Wakefield Street side, not the Recreation Department/Gymnasium.  

  1. The new office is handicap-accessible.
  2. There is an elevator near the Main Entrance.
  3. The dropbox is located outside, near the Main Entrance.
  4. Click here to view a map of the Community Center.

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