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Posted on 1 August 20191 August 2019

Mayor Walsh and County Executive McMahon Launch 2020 Census Syracuse-Onondaga County Complete Count Committee

The Committee aims to ensure that hard-to-count communities in Syracuse are counted SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh and Onondaga County Executive J. Ryan…

Continue reading → Mayor Walsh and County Executive McMahon Launch 2020 Census Syracuse-Onondaga County Complete Count Committee

Posted on 26 March 201926 March 2019

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh Names Census Coordinator to Engage with Community for 2020 Count

“The census occurs just once a decade, but it has a daily impact on the City of Syracuse and every single person who lives here,” Mayor Ben Walsh.

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This Friday, May 29, Mayor Walsh will share the la This Friday, May 29, Mayor Walsh will share the latest updates on the impact of the pandemic during the City of Syracuse COVID-19 Briefing. The briefing will be livestreamed on the City of Syracuse - Office of the Mayor Facebook page and City of Syracuse YouTube channel at 1 p.m.
On September 25, 2019, Mayor Walsh proclaimed it t On September 25, 2019, Mayor Walsh proclaimed it to be Jim Tucker & Syracuse Nationals Day in the City of Syracuse. The Mayor was able to grant the special recognition while standing in Shaughnessy's Irish Pub on parts of the floor where the 1955 NBA championship was won. In honor of Jim Tucker (December 1932 - May 2020) who recently passed away, we recognize the history that was made right here in Syracuse. Not only was Tucker one of the first African American basketball players in the NBA, he also held the record for the fastest triple-double for more than 60 years. To learn more about Tucker's story, check out the Onondaga Historical Association film collaboration and Emmy® award-winning documentary "Let ‘Em Know You’re There: The Story of Big Jim and the Triple Double.”
COVID-19 testing sites this week will be from 9 am COVID-19 testing sites this week will be from 9 am - 5 pm at the Syracuse Community Health Center (E. Fayette St.) on Thursday, May 28 and in the Valley Plaza on Friday, May 29. These sites are open to anyone, whether symptoms have been exhibited or not. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther
City employees help #Syracuse rise to COVID-19 cha City employees help #Syracuse rise to COVID-19 challenge | Mayor's online visit with STEM at Blodgett students | A new pilot program for curbside pickup from city restaurants and retail stores | These and other stories in Mayor Walsh's weekly update accessible from the link in our profile.
Small landlords, nonprofits, and small businesses Small landlords, nonprofits, and small businesses can seek working capital through the New York Forward Loan Fund. The program aims to support reopening adjustments, aiding in economic recovery efforts. Learn more and apply at esd.ny.gov/nyforwardloans-info. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther
On a Memorial Day without parades and ceremonies, On a Memorial Day without parades and ceremonies, a tribute in lights tonight at City Hall. #Syracuse remembers.
The City of Syracuse is alerting residents and mot The City of Syracuse is alerting residents and motorists that paving operations by Syracuse University on South Crouse Avenue (between Waverly Avenue and Marshall Street) will start on Tuesday, May 26. The work, related to the National Veterans Resource Complex project, is anticipated to take about one week (weather dependent). The City is advising drivers to use alternative routes, if possible, as delays may occur.
A QUIET REMEMBRANCE Mayor Walsh paid his respects A QUIET REMEMBRANCE Mayor Walsh paid his respects to our fallen military heroes in Eastwood this morning. On a Memorial Day without the traditional parade, the Mayor and his family laid a wreath at Greenway Veterans’ Memorial Park at James Street and Grant Boulevard. More photos https://bit.ly/2LTWeXt We join today in recognizing all of those who fought for and earned our freedom. Have a safe and healthy Memorial Day.
Social gatherings in groups of 10 people or less h Social gatherings in groups of 10 people or less have been permitted by Governor Cuomo. Even as you make plans to enjoy the company of close family and friends, #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther by remembering the importance of remaining safe and healthy, socializing responsibly.

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  • Read Mayor Walsh’s May 26 Weekly Update on the City’s Response to COVID-19
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  • COVID-19 Community Briefing: See Mayor Walsh’s Weekly Update
  • Mayor Walsh to Launch Curbside Pickup Pilot Program for Retail Stores and Restaurants
  • Syracuse Department of Public Works Enables No-Touch Pedestrian Crossing Buttons on Traffic Signals
  • COVID-19 Community Briefing: See Mayor Walsh’s Weekly Update

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