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Category: Gun Violence

Posted on 15 October 201826 October 2018

Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens talks next steps after violent streak in Syracuse

It's been five days since the death of 12 year-old James Springer III, and yet another wake-up call for the city that something must change.…

Continue reading → Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens talks next steps after violent streak in Syracuse

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Mayor Walsh spent time with a group of young peopl Mayor Walsh spent time with a group of young people from @syracuserise and the North Side Learning Center, offering insight into City government and ways to get involved in the community. Many of the youth, either in college or enrolled in local SCSD high school, are interested in learning more about the various career paths and service opportunities within government. Many organizations, like RISE and the North Side Learning Center, expose young people to topics, industries, jobs, interests, and resources that serve as a catalyst for the leaders of the future. When and wherever possible, do your part to support the youth in our community - you never know where the time you give may take them.
Look who stopped by for Fire Safety with Pre-K? Fi Look who stopped by for Fire Safety with Pre-K? Fireman Dan from the City of Syracuse Fire Department visited 6 Catholic Charities Pre-K programs to teach students about fire safety and being a firefighter. Thank you to Dan and our @syracuseFD!
RECYCLING DELAY Recycling pick ups were delayed to RECYCLING DELAY Recycling pick ups were delayed today in some blocks of the Park/Court/Pond Street neighborhood on the north side. We apologize for the delay. Please leave your recyclables out for pick up on Tuesday morning.
SUNDAY READING Mayor Walsh announced the release o SUNDAY READING Mayor Walsh announced the release of the Syracuse Urban Forest Master Plan. It’s a long term vision for creating a healthier tree canopy in the City and making sure all neighborhoods enjoy the benefits of trees. Read the plan and learn more about how you can comment https://bit.ly/2HsfTeL
Employees who exemplify the mission, vision, and v Employees who exemplify the mission, vision, and values of the City of Syracuse in their daily performance were nominated to receive the Civic Champion Award. Ten employees from City departments were chosen as award winners based on demonstrated excellence in areas that include teamwork, commitment, leadership, customer service, and community service. Mayor Walsh joined a packed room full of the winners' colleagues to celebrate the special recognition. 👏👏👏Congratulations to the first quarter, winter 2020 Civic Champion Award recipients for their hard work and dedication: *Eva Z., Parks and Recreation and Youth Programs *Carey S., Department of Public Works *Darnell R., Parks and Recreation and Youth Programs *Sue M., Neighborhood and Business Development *Edward J., Department of Fire *Tom B., Parks and Recreation and Youth Programs *Kimberly B., Syracuse Police Department *Allison M., Law Department *Kristin W., City Payment Office-Parking Violations *Trevor W., Parks and Recreation and Youth Programs
What was at the center of @centerstateceo’s Inve What was at the center of @centerstateceo’s Investor’s Meeting: education. Mayor Walsh was invited to speak to members and private businesses about the STEAM school and opportunities to not just invest in our city but invest in the future and current workforce. The meeting ended with a special hard-hat tour of the building to show members the beautiful structure, let them hear the acoustics of the amazing Lincoln Auditorium, and to imagine a regional and state investment. The state and our regional partners are investing in an opportunity for a workforce training center to train residents on new skills. With a one-of-a-kind in the state STEM and Arts school to prepare students for the jobs and opportunities in the age of connectivity, our students will be competitively at an advantage for the jobs of tomorrow. #ourcityscholars
Got swag? #GrowHere w/ Matt and Taylor, founders o Got swag? #GrowHere w/ Matt and Taylor, founders of SYR Clothing Co (@syrclothingco). This couple is focusing their clothing line on a love for neighborhoods. Their apparel is carrying the #SYR brand far and wide. Thank you for visiting us at the Mayor's Office! #syracuseswag
Congratulations to Galaxy Media on 30 years of ser Congratulations to Galaxy Media on 30 years of service to Central New York listeners and event attendees. Mayor Walsh stopped by to present a joint City of Syracuse and Onondaga County proclamation to co-founder and CEO Ed Levine to celebrate the media company’s longevity. Wishing continued success, growth, and many more community collaborations to Galaxy Media, the staff and its on air talent. @krockcny @sunny102syracuse #GomezAndLisa 🎊#LiveAndLocal
Mayor Walsh announced the release of the Departmen Mayor Walsh announced the release of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Youth Programs Urban Forest Master Plan today. Residents have the opportunity to learn about the plan, the strategy to sustain and grow Syracuse's tree canopy, receive education about the benefit of trees in neighborhoods, and more. Stephen Harris, City arborist, will offer an overview of the plan, in addition to research that supports the need for a thriving urban forest at a number of public meetings. The first of the series of meetings where the community can offer input begins tonight at the Valley TNT meeting at 7 p.m. The full schedule of meetings can be viewed at http://ow.ly/bmLU50ykvqw. 🌳

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