During Black History Month, Syracuse #BlackStories Honor Local Heroes and Heroines
We are sharing Syracuse #BlackStories to show that our city has a history of incredible people with powerful stories honored and memorialized in our streets,…
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We are sharing Syracuse #BlackStories to show that our city has a history of incredible people with powerful stories honored and memorialized in our streets,…
In early April 2021, Mayor Walsh proposed the City’s fiscal year 2022 budget to the Syracuse Common Council. After a challenging financial year due to…
Sani' crew members wave to Alison's one-and-a-half year old daughter. Last year, the coronavirus pandemic upended people's lives in ways that led to more time…
TODAY'S CHALLENGE Option 1: Call and share your thoughts about the challenge! Call the community feedback line at (315) 726-3577 and record a message. A…
Mayor Walsh announced a road reconstruction project beginning today on Grant Boulevard, between Wheaton Road and Butternut Circle. Milling (road surface removal) is underway today. …
Continue reading → Mayor Walsh Announces Road Reconstruction Project on Grant Boulevard
First, Community Engagement. Download the Community Input Report When Mayor Walsh released the findings of a two-month study to determine what Syracuse wanted in its…
The Creekwalk Trail Recently Extended through Kirk Park Offers Residents Easy Connections to New Outdoor Experiences Extending through Kirk Park is Creekwalk Phase II, a…
Continue reading → Creekwalk Phase 2 Official Opening on July 4
Emergency declarations to continue in both the County and City Onondaga County Executive J. Ryan McMahon II and Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh rescinded curfew orders…