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Category: DocuPet: Pet Friendly City

Posted on 12 September 20185 October 2018

Syracuse ‘unleashes’ new online dog licensing tool

The city of Syracuse is making it easier for you to license your four-legged friends. "Docupet" is an online municipal pet licensing program, allowing you…

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Department of Public Works is switching the operat Department of Public Works is switching the operation of the traffic signal located at the intersection of S. Geddes and W. Onondaga Streets from flashing yellow to standard operation (red, yellow, green). This changeover is scheduled annually, with the traffic signal operating only in flash mode from November through March to account for wintry conditions on the Geddes Street hill.
CENSUS COUNTS ON! Mayor Walsh and Onondaga County CENSUS COUNTS ON! Mayor Walsh and Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon celebrated Census Day today with their first ever "e-Proclamation." They joined with members of the local Complete Count Committee to emphasize why there is no better time than now -- many of us are home -- to complete your U.S. Census Bureau submission. COVID-19 shows more than ever why our community needs a complete count to ensure we receive proper government funding and legislative representation.
RECYCLING DELAY Due to a delay today, recycling in RECYCLING DELAY Due to a delay today, recycling in the Sedgwick neighborhood and on streets in Eastwood in the area of Boston Street, Burns Avenue and Clover Ridge Drive will be picked up on Wednesday morning. We apologize for the delay.
There are a number of surfaces people end up touch There are a number of surfaces people end up touching that others touch too. Remember to help stop the spread and keep others safe by cleaning surfaces others may come in contact with. Wash your hands, sanitize surfaces, and be mindful of your neighbor. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther
Members of our community are facing new and unexpe Members of our community are facing new and unexpected challenges posed by COVID-19. We can help them. Here’s how: Learn how to support the COVID-19 Community Support Fund which supports vulnerable populations in CNY that are deeply affected by the outbreak at www.cnycf.org/covid19 or by contacting Tom Griffith from the Community Foundation at (315) 422-9538 or tgriffith@cnycf.org. Register to volunteer through United Way of Central New York's Volunteer CNY initiative. While the need for social distancing makes it difficult to project where there is an immediate need for volunteers at this time, United Way will update and coordinate opportunities accordingly as they arise. Visit volunteercny.org to learn more. Remember to be safe, wash hands often, and stay informed!
Thank you to @wcnyconnected for partnering with @s Thank you to @wcnyconnected for partnering with @syracuseschools to help bring teachers, lessons, and classrooms into the homes of many students through the TV Classroom Network. For students in need of an alternative educational resource to remain engaged, the TV Classroom will offer students access to age- and grade-appropriate content to continue learning. Hats off to all of the educators working hard to make sure students have everything they need to get through this extended period of time outside of the classroom. #YouAreAppreciated #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther http://ow.ly/xde250z06wI
Stay connected and engaged with the latest public Stay connected and engaged with the latest public meetings and business related to the Syracuse Common Council, the City's legislative branch of government. Remote meetings can be viewed online at any time at www.youtube.com/cityofsyracuse. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther
CAN’T BEAT HIM SO JOIN HIM Syracuse Police Offi CAN’T BEAT HIM SO JOIN HIM Syracuse Police Officer Brandon Hanks has a message for our City’s basketball loving young people: sit out the pandemic. Hanks, who is known for his 1:1 basketball challenge, wants kids to practice social distancing to slow the spread of COVID-19. Work on your skills, says Officer Hanks, but no contact hoops. https://bit.ly/2xBa8tK
MAYOR WALSH AND LOCAL LEADERS FORM ECONOMIC RESILI MAYOR WALSH AND LOCAL LEADERS FORM ECONOMIC RESILIENCY TASK FORCE The City of Syracuse, Onondaga County, CenterState CEO and MACNY, The Manufacturers Association, are deploying a joint task force of public and private-sector leaders to help guide the Syracuse and Onondaga County business and non-profit community through the COVID-19 pandemic. The eight-member Economic Resiliency Task Force will devise strategies to help businesses continue operations and plan for the recovery of the local economy. ”The pace at which many of our businesses and their employees experienced a downturn is staggering. The impact has been crippling to too many already,” said Mayor Walsh. “We need to respond equally fast with support to help them continue operations in the face of great change. We also need to make a plan now for how Syracuse and Onondaga County is prepared to exit the pandemic and kick our economy back into high gear.” Full story at coronavirus link in our profile #LetsTakeCareofEachOther aidenmedia.com

In the News

  • Department of Public Works Switches Traffic Light Operation at S. Geddes and W. Onondaga Streets from Flashing Warning Light to Full Signal Operation
  • Mayor Walsh, County Executive McMahon, and Members of Syracuse-Onondaga County Complete Count Committee Kick Off Census Day with e-Proclamation and Adjusted Approach to Encourage Response Participation
  • WCNY Announces Launch of ‘TV Classroom’ Network with Mayor Ben Walsh, City of Syracuse, Superintendent Jaime Alicea, Syracuse City School District at WCNY’s Robert J. Daino Broadcast and Education Center
  • Interview with Mayor Walsh: Update on City’s Response to COVID-19
  • City of Syracuse Outdoor Basketball Courts Closed to Play
  • We are a Team: Walsh, McMahon, Babers, Boeheim and Hillsman Lineup Against COVID-19

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  • Department of Public Works Switches Traffic Light Operation at S. Geddes and W. Onondaga Streets from Flashing Warning Light to Full Signal Operation
  • Mayor Walsh, County Executive McMahon, and Members of Syracuse-Onondaga County Complete Count Committee Kick Off Census Day with e-Proclamation and Adjusted Approach to Encourage Response Participation
  • WCNY Announces Launch of ‘TV Classroom’ Network with Mayor Ben Walsh, City of Syracuse, Superintendent Jaime Alicea, Syracuse City School District at WCNY’s Robert J. Daino Broadcast and Education Center
  • Interview with Mayor Walsh: Update on City’s Response to COVID-19

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