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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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The NAACP of Syracuse and Onondaga County is spons The NAACP of Syracuse and Onondaga County is sponsoring a mask, gloves and hand sanitizer giveaway Saturday (June 6) from 10 am -12 pm. With support from partners, distribution sites are: *Dunbar Center *Northeast Community Center *Spanish Action League #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther
"We can emerge from this national crisis stronger "We can emerge from this national crisis stronger than ever" | Mayor Walsh vows to continue progress on police-community relations | Link to City's new Use of Force Policy |City partners to bring COVID-19 testing to Syracuse | These and other stories in Mayor Walsh's weekly update https://bit.ly/2XwcH9D
COVID-19 testing this week in #Syracuse will be at COVID-19 testing this week in #Syracuse will be at PSLA at Fowler High School (227 Magnolia St.) on Friday, June 5 from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. This site is open to anyone, whether symptoms have been exhibited or not. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther
Excerpts from Mayor Walsh’s June 1 Message to Al Excerpts from Mayor Walsh’s June 1 Message to All Employees: “My heart still aches over the killing of George Floyd and the pain and fear it has again exposed in our country, especially among communities of color. People took to the streets by the hundreds on Saturday in Syracuse and protested passionately. Most of the protestors wanted only peaceful action and many put themselves at risk to try to prevent vandalism and violence. On the second day, those voices overcame, and things started and finished peacefully. As a nation and a City, we have much work to do to overcome racism and inequality, and create better police-community relations. We’ve made progress in Syracuse and I am ready and determined to make more.” #GeorgeFloyd #syracuse #protests @downtownsyracuse #peacefulprotest
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY There is no longer a curfew EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY There is no longer a curfew in the City of Syracuse and Onondaga County. Read more at: http://ow.ly/doXu50zVTn4.
DECADES OF PUBLIC SERVICE Among the many first res DECADES OF PUBLIC SERVICE Among the many first responders whose profession often requires them to risk their lives, Deputy Chief Jeff Kite and District Chief John Stubbs retired from @SyracuseFD in May after decades of service. We commend their dedication. http://ow.ly/o8PJ50zVFv6
A COMMUNITY COMES TOGETHER It started with posts A COMMUNITY COMES TOGETHER It started with posts in social media and texts between friends. Before long, groups of volunteers were in downtown Syracuse early this morning working together to clean streets of trash and litter left behind from Saturday night. The Downtown Committee and City of Syracuse Building Trades were on site, too, assisting with the cleanup. Thank you to all who joined in to help.
Mayor Walsh signed a Declaration of a State of Spe Mayor Walsh signed a Declaration of a State of Special Emergency shortly after Midnight The declaration invokes an immediate curfew in the City from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. which will remain in place until terminated by the Office of the Mayor. The curfew “prohibits all persons from remaining in any public place during the hours of 8:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., which shall include a prohibition on pedestrian and vehicular movement into or within the City or any area of the City; except persons providing essential services such as fire, police, law enforcement, ambulance, and/or hospital services including the transportation of patients thereto, utility emergency repairs and emergency calls by physicians.”
For information to help develop children and maxim For information to help develop children and maximize their growth, Help Me Grow NY offers support to families by connecting them to community resources on child development and parenting. Learn more about local services at helpmegrowny.org. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther

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  • County Executive McMahon and Mayor Walsh Rescind Curfew in Onondaga County and City of Syracuse
  • Syracuse Fire Department Retirements May 2020
  • Mayor Walsh Signs Declaration of State of Special Emergency Instituting Curfew in City of Syracuse
  • Mayor Walsh Statement on Protests in City of Syracuse
  • As Smart Street Light Conversion Moves Forward, Mayor Walsh Appoints Ken Towsley to Manage the Network

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  • Read Mayor Walsh’s June 4 Weekly Update for Government and Community Partners
  • County Executive McMahon and Mayor Walsh Rescind Curfew in Onondaga County and City of Syracuse
  • Syracuse Fire Department Retirements May 2020
  • Mayor Walsh Signs Declaration of State of Special Emergency Instituting Curfew in City of Syracuse

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