Syracuse Police Department Responds To Executive Order No. 1 Action #10: Actively Oppose The Dissolution Of Consent Decree

A consent decree is a judicially-enforced order from a federal court to enforce an agreement negotiated between parties.

Syracuse Police Department Responds To Executive Order No. 1 Action #3: Body-Worn Camera Policy

This action called for the Syracuse Police Department to revise its current body-worn camera policy.

Henninger High School To Switch To Remote Learning For The Week

There will be no in-person instruction for any students and staff for one week at Henninger.

Syracuse Water Department To Close Intersection Of S. Salina And Jefferson Streets, Monday, Oct. 19

The 400 block of S. Salina Street is expected reopen by Friday, Oct. 23.

Syracuse City School District Teachers Create Engaging Lessons Through Virtual Instruction

#SCSDGivesThanks for all the teachers who are going above and beyond to find creative ways to engage with students during virtual learning.

Mayor Walsh Helps Launch Syracuse Surge Summit With Partners From Microsoft, Su, JPMorgan Chase And Centerstate CEO

Next week, the Syracuse Surge will highlight and forecast local partnerships and emerging tech opportunities at the Syracuse Surge Summit.

Syracuse Surge Summit – Oct. 14 & Oct. 15

The Syracuse Surge will highlight and forecast local partnerships and emerging tech opportunities at the first annual Syracuse Summit.

Best Syracuse-Area Pumpkin Patches 2020

Pick out that pumpkin and enjoy the many fall attractions Syracuse-area pumpkin patches have to offer.

Salem Hyde Staff Member Tests Positive For Covid

We notified the Onondaga County Health Department immediately upon learning of this positive diagnosis and they have begun contact tracing.

City Of Syracuse Schedule For Columbus Day

City of Syracuse administrative offices will be closed on Monday, Oct. 12 in observance of the Columbus Day federal holiday.

Salem Hyde To Switch To Remote Learning For All Students

On Friday we were notified that there was a staff member at Salem Hyde Elementary School that has tested positive for COVID-19.

Executive Order No. 1 Action #10 – Actively Oppose The Dissolution Of Consent Decree

In Syracuse, there is a Consent Decree resulting from an agreement between the City of Syracuse, New York, Onondaga County, and the US DOJ.

Mayor Walsh Announces Path Forward For Syracuse's Columbus Circle

Walsh said the City of Syracuse will move forward with the steps in local and state law to remove the Columbus statue.

Syracuse City School District Board Of Education Business Meeting To Be Held October 14th

The Board of Education of the Syracuse City School District will hold its regular scheduled business meeting on October 14.

PSLA Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID In Syracuse

Please know that immediately upon learning of this positive diagnosis, we notified the County Health Department.

Buffalo Mayor Walsh Undertakes COVID-19 Quarantine

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced today that he is undertaking a quarantine after potential exposure to COVID-19.

Mayor Walsh Announces October Extension Of Outdoor Dining On Syracuse's Walton Street

Weekend outdoor dining on Walton Street in downtown Syracuse will continue during the month of October.

Syracuse Schools Release Reminder That Hybrid Instruction To Begin Monday, October 5

Families that chose to have their children 100% remote for the school year may continue as planned.

Syracuse Water Department Shutting Off Water Near Montgomery And Washington Streets

Water service is expected to be restored by the morning of Thursday, Oct. 1.

South Salina Street Road Reconstruction Will Disrupt On-Street Parking South Of Downtown Syracuse

Road surface removal, or milling, will begin Wednesday, Sept. 30 on S. Salina Street, from Martin Luther King to E. Adams Street.

Mayor Walsh Appoints Tim Rudd Director Of Buffalo Office Of Management And Budget

Rudd, a Syracuse Common councilor-at-large, brings an extensive background in government finance and fiscal analysis to the position.

Syracuse's Office Of Minority Affairs To Host Last Grow Your Business Series Webinar Friday Sept. 25

Entrepreneurs and business owners can join the free online event to hear from procurement professionals.

City Of Syracuse Confirms All Amnesty Requests Received By Sept. 25 Will Be Addressed

With two days remaining, the program had yielded more than $420,000 in payments to the City.

HealthWay Family Of Brands Makes Donation To City Of Syracuse

HealthWay Family of Brands has announced that they will donate two medical grade portable air purifiers to Syracuse.

Syracuse Police Department Announces Acquisition Of Additional Body-Worn Cameras For Officers In The Uniform Bureau Patrol Section

On June 19, 2020, Mayor Ben Walsh issued the Syracuse Police Reform Executive Order No. 1 Action #4.

Syracuse City Crews Repair Underground Infrastructure On Salina Street Before Start Of Federally-Funded Road Project

Property owners will be notified of any planned water service disruptions at least 24 hours in advance.

City Of Syracuse Announces Plan To Get Yard Waste And Construction Debris Pickups On Schedule

Yard waste and construction debris pickups will resume regularly scheduled dates for all quadrants during October.

Syracuse Industrial Development Agency Approves Grants To More Than 50 Small Businesses And Non-Profits For COVID-19 Response

Mayor Walsh thanks SIDA for increasing funding after requests more than doubled allocation.

Syracuse Police Department Responds Executive Order Action #6 By Releasing Inventory Of All Military Equipment

All equipment reported through the 1033 program can be found at the link below.

Syracuse Police Department Responds To Executive Order Action #6 Related To Police Use Of Military Equipment

The City of Syracuse obtains military surplus items through the 1033 Program.

Mayor Walsh Commends Common Council On Passage Of New Eviction Provision For Syracuse Rental Registry

Read the statement below.

Water Crews To Close The 400 Block Of South Salina Street For Two Week Water Main Project

The City of Syracuse Department of Water will close the 400 block of S. Salina Street, between W. Jefferson Street and W. Onondaga Street.

Mayor Walsh Announces Road Reconstruction Projects On Syracuse's Midland Avenue And Bellevue Avenue

The projects are expected to be completed in two weeks. Temporary lane and road closures will occur. Detours will be marked.

Syracuse Mayor Walsh Announces Start Of Parking Amnesty Period With New Searchable Database For Unpaid Tickets

The public can search for ticket information by license plate or by name on the City of Syracuse Department of Finance Amnesty 2020 page.

Mayor Walsh Announces Former Syracuse Developmental Center Property Is On The Market

The former Syracuse Development Center campus, the vacant 48-acre property seized by the City for back taxes, is officially on the market.

City Of Syracuse Releases Schedule And Closures For Labor Day

City of Syracuse administrative offices will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7 in observance of the Labor Day federal holiday.

Information On Mailing Regarding Syracuse's Parking Violation Amnesty Program

Below is a statement from Chief Administrative Officer Frank Caliva on a mailing sent about the City’s parking violation amnesty program.

Mayor Walsh Extends Outdoor Dining In Syracuse's Armory Square Through Weekends In September

Syracuse will continue to close the 100 and 200 blocks of Walton Street for outdoor dining in the right of way.

Syracuse Mayor Walsh Appoints Nicolas Diaz Amigo Chief Innovation And Data Officer

Diaz Amigo will lead the API team in using data to find new and efficient ways to improve how the City of Syracuse delivers services.

Adoptions From The Heart selects Birth Parent Scholarship winners

501 C-3 nonprofit Adoptions From The Heart's scholarship board selects two recipients for the Fall '20 Birth Parent Scholarship award.