City Of Syracuse Opens Online Public Comment Period For E. Brighton Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation Project

Questions, input and concerns can be submitted to eastbrightonbridge@cscos.com.

Nottingham Students Enjoy Classic Films In ‘Film Society’

In the Nottingham Film Society, students join together each Friday to watch a classic film.

City Of Syracuse To Close Offices For Furlough Day, Friday, Nov. 20

It's the second of four employee furlough days scheduled to offset the fiscal impact of COVID-19 on city government.

Onondaga Center's Two Very Special and Creative Veterans

Korean War US Navy Vets Lived Proud Lives and Were Able To Demonstrate Their Creativity

Mayor Walsh Clears Path For More Winter Outdoor Dining In Syracuse

The City released an updated Winter Dining Guidelines and Updates handbook for business owners.

Syracuse City School District To Host November Board Of Education Meeting

The Board of Education of the Syracuse City School District will hold its regular scheduled business meeting on Wednesday, November 18.

Syracuse School District Releases Survey Regarding COVID Testing For Students And Staff

All parents/guardians are asked to complete this survey, indicating whether or not you consent for your child to be tested.

Syracuse Water Department Crews Working To Repair Water Main Break At Burnet Avenue And Vine Street

Burnet Avenue, between Sherwood Avenue and Vine Street, will be closed to all traffic.

As COVID-19 Concerns Rise, Mayor Walsh Announces Grants For Small Syracuse Businesses To Conquer Challenges In The Winter Ahead

SEDCO expects first awards to be made before Thanksgiving.

Syracuse Parks And Recreation Seeks Neighborhood Input On Possible Traffic Changes In Lincoln Park

Parks staff will present options Tuesday, Nov. 17 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. to eliminate thru traffic in the park.

City Of Syracuse To Close On Wednesday, Nov. 11 In Observance Of Veterans Day

Trash and recycling collection will not be delayed. Metered parking downtown will be free on Wednesday.

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh Statement On Yellow-Level COVID-19 Micro-Cluster Designation In City Of Syracuse

"Effective Wednesday in the City of Syracuse, public gatherings both indoors and outdoors are limited to a maximum of 25 people."

Syracuse Mayor Walsh Quarantines After Potential COVID-19 Exposure

Mayor Walsh began a 14-day quarantine Friday after learning a city employee with whom he had contact has tested positive for COVID-19.

City Of Syracuse To Resume Boot Program For Parking Scofflaws

The program has been suspended during the City’s Parking Amnesty Program period which began Sept. 8.

SCSD Students, Staff Take Part In Mock Election

SCSD students and staff showed their civic readiness by taking part in the District’s annual mock election.

Syracuse Water Department Shutoffs For Repairs To Water Main On N. Geddes Street Extended

Residents in need of emergency water resources during the shutoff period can call 211. Detour signs will be in place to redirect traffic.

COVID Cases Confirmed In SCSD Schools

We were informed today by the Onondaga County Health Department that we have two students who have tested positive for COVID-19.

Mayor Ben Walsh Releases Statement Regarding Syracuse Police Chief Kenton Buckner

“Chief Buckner has my support as chief of police regardless of New York State certification, which is not a requirement of the job.”

Syracuse Police Department Completes Executive Order No. 1 Action #5: Develop, Implement Plan For Vehicle Dashcams

On June 19, Mayor Ben Walsh issued the Syracuse Police Reform Executive Order No. 1 Action # 5.

Syracuse Police Department Completes Executive Order No. 1 Action #4: Acquisition Of Body-Worn Cameras

On June 19, Mayor Ben Walsh issued the Syracuse Police Reform Executive Order No. 1 Action #4.

NYSED Cancels All January 2021 Regents Exams

The New York State Education Department has announced the cancellation of all January 2021 NYS High School Regents Exams.

Syracuse City School District Provides FREE FAFSA Assistance

The Syracuse City School District has partnered with two state agencies to provide our families with free online professional assistance.

Syracuse Mayor Walsh And Cumulus Media Announce Virtual Christmas Tree Lighting Celebration

City begins assembly of Clinton Square Christmas tree as countdown to Nov. 27 lighting begins.

Syracuse Water Crews Work To Repair A Water Main Break On The 200 Block Of Catawba Street

Both the 200 block of Catawba Street and the 100 block of Gebhardt Avenue are closed to all traffic.

Librarians Provide Tech Assistance & Guidance To SCSD Families

#SCSDGivesThanks to our Library Media Specialists for making these supports available.

Department Of Syracuse Water Crews Work To Repair Water Main Break At N. Beech And Canal Streets

The City of Syracuse Department of Water is working to repair a water main break at N. Beech and Canal Streets.

Syracuse City School District Encourages Residents To Attend A 8th Grade CTE Info Session

The Syracuse City School District offers Career & Technical Education programs in many high-demand industries.

Syracuse's ELMS Earns EL Education Credential For Excellence In Character And Scholarship

ELMS is one of just two schools nationwide to receive this honor in 2020 and joins a cohort of 42 credentialed schools.

City Of Syracuse To Close Offices For Furlough Day, Friday, Oct. 30

City of Syracuse offices will be closed on Friday, Oct. 30, the first of four employee furlough days.

Syracuse City School's Growing Healthy Hearts Program Promotes Healthy Lifestyle Choices

4,000 students in seven SCSD schools have been learning to make healthier choices.

Syracuse Mayor Walsh Announces Federal Court Filing To Protect Consent Decree On Diversity In Police And Fire Departments

Walsh opposes effort to dissolve order which seeks to increase representation of African Americans among police officers and firefighters.

Syracuse Department Of Public Works To Convert The Traffic Signals At S. Geddes And W. Onondaga To Flashing Warning Lights

The bi-annual changeover is a regularly scheduled seasonal conversion to address the flow of traffic.

Syracuse Encourages Residents To Register Now For The Virtual CTE Expo

All Syracuse City School District students and families are invited to join our VIRTUAL Career and Technical Education (CTE) Expo.

Weekend Fun: Find A Pumpkin Patch Near Syracuse

Looking for a Syracuse-area pumpkin patch before Halloween? Check out the Patch list.

Syracuse City School District Encourages Readers To Register Now For A Family Tech Workshop

The SCSD Office of Family Engagement will begin hosting a variety of monthly Family Tech Workshops for Parents and Families of students.

Syracuse Mayor Walsh Announces Schedule For Citywide Furlough Days To Offset COVID-19 Revenue Losses

Employee furloughs will take place on Oct. 30 and Nov. 20 in 2020 and on May 7 and June 25 in 2021.

Syracuse Launches 21-Day Racial Equity Challenge

Option 1: Call and share your thoughts about the challenge.

Syracuse City School District Releases COVID-19 Updates

"We have received confirmation from the Onondaga County Health Department that we have had four students test positive for COVID-19. "

Syracuse Police Department Responds To Executive Order No. 1 Action #2: Update Syracuse Police Use-Of-Force Policy

The Syracuse Police Department has released a draft revision of its use-of-force policy.

Mayor Walsh Announces New Syracuse Police Reform Web Portal

Walsh announced the launch of a web portal that tracks progress and provides updates on police reform efforts in the City of Syracuse.