The Treasurer’s Office provides comprehensive financial management to the City of Rome.
The Department’s major functions are:
- Tax Billing and Collection
- Accounting & Finance Reporting
- City-wide Financial Activities
- Disbursements
- Payroll
- Budgeting
- Financial Policy & Administration
- Revenue Collections
Information about the Treasurer’s Office:
- Fiscal Year: January 1 to December 31
- Credit Rating: Standard & Poor’s Rating – A+
- Credit Rating: Moody’s Investors Services, Inc – A1
- Financial Advisor: Fiscal Advisors & Marketing, Inc., Syracuse, NY
- Bond Counsel: Bond, Schoneck & King, PLLC, Syracuse, NY
- Independent Auditor: D’Arcangelo & Co., LLP
The City of Rome Purchasing department is responsible for the purchase of all materials, supplies and equipment required by the City.
Purchases are executed following the City’s charter procedures as well as New York State law. This involves processing purchase requisitions, purchase orders, preparing specifications for contracts, conducting the competitive bidding process and awarding contracts.
Purchasing is also responsible for the proper disposal of the surplus material owned by the City. The City of Rome sells its surplus materials and equipment on eBay.
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Public Documents
Select a category below to view available documents.
Current RFB, RFI, RFP and RFQs
- RFB-2026-005R: 2026 Cold Milling and Resurfacing – Revised
- RFB 2026-006: 2026 EPDM Roofing Contract
- RFB 2026-007: Tornado Damaged Roof Replacements
- RFB 2026-009: 401 N. James Street Commercial Facade Improvements
- RFP 2026 011: Legacy Center O&M
- RFB-2026-014: West Liberty and James Street Parking Lots
- RFB-2026-016: Commercial Façade Improvements
- RFB-2025-017R: City of Rome Disaster Recovery Phase 2
- RFB 2025-019R: 407 E. Dominick Street Commercial Facade Improvement
Past RFB, RFI, RFP and RFQs
Treasurer and Purchasing Contacts

