Thursday, September 19, 2024
Subscribe
Search
HomeMunicipalTime to license your dog!

Time to license your dog!

Municipal

Published on

Matt Wyatt

The Rochester City Clerk’s Office will be mailing certified letters to dog owners that have not yet licensed their dog(s); licenses expired April 30, 2020. Dogs can be licensed in person at the City Clerk’s Office Monday-Friday 8-9am for senior citizens and those at risk, 9-5pm for the general public. The office is closed from 1-2pm.

If rabies vaccines are up-to-date, you may re-license your dog online for a small additional fee. Click here for online licensing: https://pay.eb2gov.com/Service/DogLicensing/177…

Checks or Money Orders should be mailed to City Clerk’s Office at 31 Wakefield Street, Rochester, NH 03867. For additional information and inquiries, contact the City Clerk’s Office at (603) 332-2130 or Animal Control at (603) 330-7122.

Latest Posts

Community

Rochester Elks Lodge #1393 hosts “Build Day” for the “Sleep in Heavenly Peace” Organization.

On Saturday, September 7, 2024, the Rochester Elks hosted a "Sleep in Heavenly Peace...
Community

Cornerstone VNA offers FREE webinar on Fall Prevention on 9/25

In recognition of National Fall Prevention Awareness Month, Cornerstone VNA is offering a free...
GovTV

Watch: Public Safety Committee – 9/18/24

Click here to watch Click here for the agenda Public Meetings are broadcast live on Comcast...
Education

Rochester Police Respond to Potential School Threat, Not Considered Credible

On the evening of Tuesday, September 17, the Rochester Police Department received a report...

More like this

Community

Cornerstone VNA offers FREE webinar on Fall Prevention on 9/25

In recognition of National Fall Prevention Awareness Month, Cornerstone VNA is offering a free...
GovTV

Watch: Public Safety Committee – 9/18/24

Click here to watch Click here for the agenda Public Meetings are broadcast live on Comcast...
Education

Rochester Police Respond to Potential School Threat, Not Considered Credible

On the evening of Tuesday, September 17, the Rochester Police Department received a report...

The Rochester Post is operated by the Public Information and Community Engagement Office for the City of Rochester, New Hampshire. The purpose of the website is to serve as an aggregate for municipal press releases, community happenings, public meetings and hearings, and regional news from the State of NH. The posts are available to readers at no cost, with no required subscription. The mission of The Rochester Post is to raise awareness, make public information easily accessible, and to encourage Rochester citizens to get involved in their community and municipal government.

©2020-2024 City of Rochester, New Hampshire