Scheduled Water Valve Installation to Disrupt Water Service Near City Hall Friday Nov. 27
The City of Syracuse Department of Water is scheduled to begin a valve installation project on Friday, Nov. 27 on Montgomery Street, from E. Fayette…
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Ice Skating will Return to Downtown with Reservations Required for 2020-21 Season
Clinton Square Ice Rink to Open with COVID-19 Protocols in Place The City of Syracuse Department of Parks, Recreation & Youth Programs today announced the…
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City of Syracuse to Close Thursday and Friday in Observance of Thanksgiving Holiday
City of Syracuse administrative offices will be closed Thursday, Nov. 26 and Friday Nov. 27 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Refuse and recycling pickup…
Syracuse Water Department Crews Working to Repair Water Main Leak on the 200 Block Carbon Street
The City of Syracuse Department of Water is working to repair a water main leak on the 200 block of Carbon Street. Water service is…
City of Syracuse Opens Online Public Comment Period for West Genesee Milling and Pavement Project
The City of Syracuse Department of Engineering is accepting public comments for the W. Genesee Street milling (road surface removal) and pavement project scheduled to…
Syracuse Water Crews Working to Repair Water Main Leak at Intersection of Wolf and Spring Streets
The City of Syracuse Department of Water is working to repair a water main leak at the intersection of Wolf and Spring Streets. Water service…
Mayor Walsh Announces Naming Contest for New City Plows
Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh today announced a naming contest for the ten new Department of Public Works (DPW) dump truck-snow plows hitting the roads this…
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City of Syracuse Named One of America’s “Eight Smart Cities to Watch”
Mayor Walsh says City’s focus is on how to “deliver services better to our constituents” “Syracuse is truly a pioneer,” says NYPA President Gil Quiniones…
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