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Category: Police Reform

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Posted on 18 September 202021 September 2020

Executive Order No. 1 Action #4: Acquisition of Additional Body-Worn Cameras for Remaining 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. This action called for the Syracuse Police…

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Posted on 15 September 202017 September 2020

Executive Order No.1 Action #6: Military Equipment Inventory, Procurement and Use

On June 19, Mayor Ben Walsh issued the Syracuse Police Reform Executive Order No.1 and outlined in Action #6 called on the Syracuse Police Department…

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Posted on 3 September 202017 September 2020

Executive Order No.1 Action #12: Citizen Review Board

Executive Order Action #12: Enhance Collaboration with Citizen Review Board From the Office of Corporation Law Letter from City Administration to Citizens review board The…

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Posted on 16 July 202018 September 2020

City of Syracuse Addresses Stakeholder and Protest Group Demands on Police Reform

The City of Syracuse today addressed demands for police reform made by a coalition of stakeholders and protest groups. The response to the “People’s Agenda…

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Posted on 16 July 202018 September 2020

Executive Order No.1 Action #7: Publish Police Union contracts

This page is lists the current Collective Bargaining Agreement between the City of Syracuse and the Police Benevolent Association (PBA) per the July 2020 Executive…

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Posted on 13 July 202013 September 2020

Making Policing Documents Public

City Makes PBA Contracts and Updated SPD Policies Public In June, Mayor Walsh pledged to make Syracuse Police Department policies publicly available on the SPD…

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Posted on 19 June 202013 September 2020

Mayor Walsh Signs Syracuse Police Reform Executive Order

Executive Order 16 provisions to strengthen police accountability Executive Order is part of Syracuse Police Reform Agenda that also includes engagement with stakeholders and protest…

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Posted on 11 June 202013 September 2020

Our Work on Police-Community Relations and Accountability…A Two-Year Timeline

An Overview  The Police Accountability/Community Relations fact sheet provides an overview of reform actions taken to improve policing efforts within the Syracuse Police Department (SPD). …

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CUSE COLORS ARE COMING Fall is here, and the leave CUSE COLORS ARE COMING Fall is here, and the leaves are starting to change. The scenes in #Syracuse each fall are spectacular. Capture autumn's colors and share your photos in social media with the hashtag #CuseColors2020. Let's build a beautiful gallery again this fall.
200 BLOCK OF WALTON REOPENING SUNDAY The 200 block 200 BLOCK OF WALTON REOPENING SUNDAY The 200 block of Walton Street in Armory Square will be open to vehicle traffic and parking this Sunday. Outdoor dining continues in both the 100 and 200 blocks on Saturday and will happen again on Sunday in the 100 block. Good things happening in Downtown Syracuse.
HISTORIC DAY ON THE HILL @cusefootball kicks off u HISTORIC DAY ON THE HILL @cusefootball kicks off under the cover a new roof today with the completion of the phase one $118 million stadium project. Chancellor Kent Syverud welcomed Mayor Walsh for a tour of newly-topped "Loud House." Work concluded this week includes the installation of a new fixed roof; air conditioning upgrades; extensive accessibility improvements; and a center-hung scoreboard, new sound and lighting. Go @syracuseu #Orange!
As an organization serving and instructing adults, As an organization serving and instructing adults, LiteracyCNY has helped those who have been identified as illiterate be empowered with the skills and tools to achieve their goals. For the last 58 years since being founded by Ruth Colvin, thousands of students have been engaged through what is now a nationally recognized agency. The volunteer tutors have seen so many lives changed from the education they have been able to provide. Literacy CNY celebrated National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week downtown yesterday with Mayor Walsh and elected officials from New York State. COVID-19 has not only impacted local governments, businesses and residents - it has also changed the availability of services that need funding to operate and contribute to combating poverty. To learn more and to support LiteracyCNY, visit literacycny.org.
CNY COMPANY MAKES DONATION TO ESSENTIAL WORKERS IN CNY COMPANY MAKES DONATION TO ESSENTIAL WORKERS IN #SYRACUSE @healthwaysolutions , a world leader in clean air technology headquartered in Pulaski, is helping take care of team members in our Department of Public Works. Mayor Walsh today welcomed HealthWay President Vinny Lobdell and his company’s donation of two medical grade air purification systems. One of the units is already in place in the DPW break room. HealthWay products help keep people safe from COVID-19 in hospitals, hotels, schools, and now, our DPW. Thank you, HealthWay, for being a great neighbor.
NOTHING ABOUT US, WITHOUT US Mayor Walsh and Deput NOTHING ABOUT US, WITHOUT US Mayor Walsh and Deputy Mayor Owens welcomed the Deaf New American Community of Syracuse to City Hall today to celebrate the organization, our deaf and hard of hearing neighbors, and the skilled multi-language interpreters who make sure access to information and inclusion in the community is always possible for those they serve. As today was proclaimed Deaf New American Community of Syracuse Day by Mayor Walsh, elected officials including County Executive McMahon, @rachelmayny and Councilor Chol Majok joined a diverse crowd of supporters in recognizing this special day. As a cultural and linguistic group, it is their human right, like every person with different abilities, to be included and able to easily participate in and maneuver throughout society without barriers. This week we celebrate #InternationalWeekOfTheDeaf and support/stand for access and inclusion with Monu Chhetri and others who are leading the charge.
Mayor Walsh, Deputy Mayor Owens and Tory Russo, th Mayor Walsh, Deputy Mayor Owens and Tory Russo, the City’s Census Coordinator stood with Jeff Behler from the U.S. Census Bureau and representatives from Onondaga County today to issue the final call for the #2020Census. The deadline for responses is Sept. 30 and with nine days left for people to be counted, the need for maximum participation for an accurate count is crucial. Thank you to: Councilor Greene; Councilor Hogan; County Executive McMahon; Chairman Knapp; Minority Leader Ervin; Legislator Ryan, Legislator Chase, Legislator Kuhn, Legislator Bush Jr., Legislator Cody and Legislator Abbott-Kenan for partnering with the City to bring awareness to this important issue. We need all hands on deck. Mayor Walsh kicked off the last Neighborhood Power Walk of the year, focused on sharing Census information with neighbors with city officials after the show of solidarity for a complete count. #weareinthistogether
Mayor Walsh was joined by Deputy Mayor Owens, @syr Mayor Walsh was joined by Deputy Mayor Owens, @syracuseschools Superintendent Alicea, the district’s director of food and nutrition, Rachel Murphy, and Blessings in a Backpack program coordinator, John Meyer to kick off #BlessingsInABackpackWeek (Sept. 20 - 25) in #Syracuse. More than 1,200 children within the SCSD are being served with food in backpacks to help sustain them nutritionally over the weekend. With the help of the community via food and monetary donations, volunteers have supported children at Clary Middle School, Delaware Primary School, Franklin Elementary PFO, STEAM at Dr. King Elementary School and Seymour Dual Language Academy. To learn how to donate and help in the fight to eliminate hunger, go to www.blessingsinabackpackliverpoolny.org.
The Department of Public Works (DPW) will resume i The Department of Public Works (DPW) will resume its regularly scheduled yard waste and construction debris pick up dates for all quadrants during the month of October in accordance with the following schedule: Northeast Quadrant: October 3-4 Southeast Quadrant: October 10-11 Southwest Quadrant: October 17-18 Northwest Quadrant: October 24-25 October is the last month in which residents can set out yard waste and construction debris before DPW converts its equipment and staff to winter operations. Leaves only will be picked up in November and December. Residents in the Northeast quadrant are asked to keep their set-outs in place for pick up in early October. Yard waste from City residents can also be discarded at DPW's self-drop off site at 1200 Canal St. The site is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. until Nov. 1. -Tajuana [Tay-jhana] ************************* Tajuana Cerutti-Brown Public Information Officer City of Syracuse – Office of the Mayor 203 City Hall 233 East Washington Street Syracuse, NY 13202 P: 315-448-8458 C: 315-251-0823 E: tcerutti-brown@syrgov.net Web site – Proclamation Request City of Syracuse, New York gold

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  • Mayor Walsh Appoints Tim Rudd Director of Office of Management and Budget
  • South Salina Street Road Reconstruction Will Disrupt On-Street Parking South of Downtown Syracuse
  • City of Syracuse Confirms All Amnesty Requests Received by Sept. 25 Will Be Addressed
  • Office of Minority Affairs to Host Last Grow Your Business Series Webinar Friday Sept. 25

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