Skip to content
Our City

Our City

News + Stories

  • Our News
    • Press Room
  • Our Stories
    • Neighborhood Stories
    • People Stories
      • Team Stories
      • Mayor Stories
  • Our Work
    • Police-Community Relations
    • Syracuse Police Reform: Reporting Progress
    • Syracuse Surge: Updates
  • Special Reports
    • State of the City 2020
    • State of the City 2019
    • City Progress Report 2019
    • City Progress Report 2018
  • syrgov.net

Tag: Chief Buckner

Posted on 3 June 20213 June 2021

Mayor Walsh Announces Increased Safety and Security Requirements at Skyline Apartments

Syracuse Police Chief Kenton Buckner extends Nuisance Abatement Order for one year and adds additional measures to protect residents and the community Syracuse Mayor Ben…

Continue reading → Mayor Walsh Announces Increased Safety and Security Requirements at Skyline Apartments

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). …

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

Posted on 5 June 202013 September 2020

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh and Police Chief Kenton Buckner Address Photographer Incident Outside Public Safety Building

Statement by Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh: After the video was brought to my attention on Monday morning, I immediately asked Chief Buckner to conduct a…

Continue reading → Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh and Police Chief Kenton Buckner Address Photographer Incident Outside Public Safety Building

Connect

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube
  • Flickr
  • Google

Our City is transforming into a leading smart-city centered on engaging our people, strengthening our neighborhoods, and growing our region. Don’t miss our city’s stories. Sign up for weekly news from Mayor Walsh on the people, places, and events shaping our city.



City Stories on Instagram

MORE THAN A VISIT: STORYTELLING AND JOURNALISM W/ MORE THAN A VISIT: STORYTELLING AND JOURNALISM W/ NATASHA ALFORD @natashasalford is a daughter of Syracuse. She is Afro-Latina and grew up on the Southside enjoying poetry, oratory, and storytelling. She went onto earn her bachelors and master degrees from @harvard and @northwesternu after graduating from Nottingham High School. After college, Natasha worked as an educator and in financial investments before choosing to return to using journalism as a tool to change lives and ultimately spotlight the power of people and communities. Over the past few years, Natasha has become the "people's journalist" in her work as a @CNN analyst and as Vice President of Digital Content for @thegrio but she hasn't stopped there. She has contributed to the @nytimes, @oprahmagazine, @guardian and continues to mentor the next generation of journalists. Her visit back home this week includes: — a workshop on pitching to national media in partnership with @mysouthside Stand — a visit to @syracuseschools to speak with youth — a community town hall at Greater Evangelical Church on Empowering the Community through Journalism (Wed. Oct 20, 6pm) — a workshop with Camelot Todd and the Syracuse Journalism Lab — and a visit to @newhousesu for a day-long workshop on entrepreneurship and branding for aspiring journalism students in high school Mayor Walsh asked the City Communications Director, @ruthnieangrand, to deliver a proclamation proclaiming the week Natasha S. Alford Empowerment through Journalism week to acknowledge how this city native is committed to growth, diversity, and opportunity #forall. Thank you, Natasha, for continuing to represent Syracuse. #journalism #citizenjournalist #4thestate #powertothepeople #entrepreneurship #blackexcellence365
FIXING OUR ROADS: VALLEY NEIGHBORHOOD Our Road Rec FIXING OUR ROADS: VALLEY NEIGHBORHOOD Our Road Reconstruction team is working on South Salina Street in the Valley today.  A milling and paving job is underway south of Seneca Turnpike to Dorwin Avenue. Click on the Link Tree in our profile and select Our City blog to read more.
SUNDAY READING Mayor Walsh submitted the City’s SUNDAY READING Mayor Walsh submitted the City’s written response to the @nys_dot Interstate 81 Draft Environmental Impact Statement. He reaffirmed support for the Community Grid while pointing out that improvements can and must still be made to the project. Click on the Link Tree in our profile and select the Our City blog to read the full comments.
FIXING OUR ROADS Our DPW Road Reconstruction team FIXING OUR ROADS Our DPW Road Reconstruction team is on the job today in the Hawley-Green neighborhood. They are starting a milling and paving project on a short but busy stretch of Catherine Street. Click on the Link Tree in our profile and select Our City blog to read more.
LGBTQ+ ADVISORY BOARD 19 caring people will make u LGBTQ+ ADVISORY BOARD 19 caring people will make up the City’s new LGTBTQ+ Advisory board. Mayor Walsh announced the appointments this week during LGBTQ+ History Month. Click on the Link Tree in our profile and select Our City blog to read the names.
NEIGHBORHOOD DREAM COMING TRUE Pathfinder Bank inv NEIGHBORHOOD DREAM COMING TRUE Pathfinder Bank invited neighbors and community leaders to its new branch under construction in a formally vacant West Onondaga Street mansion. Mayor Walsh thanked Pathfinder for investing in a key neighborhood business corridor on the southwest side. As it creates a new branch, the bank is saving and restoring historic features inside and outside the building. Pathfinder expects to open in the first quarter of 2022.
HEALING A COMMUNITY. Mayor Ben Walsh joined the Ne HEALING A COMMUNITY. Mayor Ben Walsh joined the New York State Attorney General Leticia James and the regions elected leaders today to share how the region will begin healing from the harm of the opioid crisis. Attorney General Letitia James today began her statewide ‘HealNY’ tour of New York state, where she delivered the first of up to $1.5 billion dollars to the city and the county. The funds — which will go to all 10 regions of the state — come from different settlements Attorney General James has negotiated following a 2019 lawsuit against manufacturers and distributors responsible for the opioid crisis. The addiction crisis is bigger than just one city, said Mayor Walsh. It affects neighbors from every town and village across the region. This problem is bigger than one city or one demographic. “…we are ensuring every region and every county gets financial help to recover from the devastation that opioids have inflicted on them. The funds we’re infusing into New York today and going forward will be used towards combatting this epidemic with investments in prevention, treatment, and recovery,” said AG James. #healing #opioidcrisis
CUSE COLORS ARE COMING Post your pictures of fall CUSE COLORS ARE COMING Post your pictures of fall foliage in the city and help us celebrate the wonder of this season. Use the hashtag #CuseColors2021 so we can share another amazing photo album of fall in #Syracuse.
FIXING OUR ROADS Road reconstruction work in the h FIXING OUR ROADS Road reconstruction work in the heart of @downtownSYR is moving north. The City will mill and pave North Salina Street between Fayette and Willow Streets next Monday and Tuesday. Crews recommend alternate routes on those days. Click on the Link Tree in our profile and select the Our City blog to read more

Recent News

  • Executive Order No.1 Action #15: Research Community-Based Strategies for Police Response
  • Mayor Walsh Announces Road Reconstruction Project on South Salina Street in the Valley
  • Mayor Walsh Announces Road Reconstruction Project on Catherine Street in Hawley-Green Neighborhood
  • Mayor Walsh Submits City of Syracuse Response to Interstate 81 Draft Environmental Impact Statement
  • Senator May, Senator Mannion and Mayor Walsh Issue Joint Statement on Van Duyn Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing
  • Mayor Walsh Announces Tick Bite Prevention Virtual Workshop

Residents are searching for…

appointment (9) Cityline (8) Citywide Book Club (8) closure (13) coronavirus (8) COVID-19 (29) Creekwalk (6) DPW (9) Grants (6) Infrastructure (10) Mayor Walsh (12) Milling (8) Outdoor Dining (7) Parks (9) Parks and Recreation (8) Paving (9) Police Reform (22) Policy (7) Quality of Life (7) Road Reconstruction (14) Syracuse (7) Syracuse Parks and Rec (9) syracuse police department (16) Water Main Break (9) Water Shut Offs (11)

News + Stories

  • Executive Order No.1 Action #15: Research Community-Based Strategies for Police Response
  • Mayor Walsh Announces Road Reconstruction Project on South Salina Street in the Valley
  • Mayor Walsh Announces Road Reconstruction Project on Catherine Street in Hawley-Green Neighborhood
  • Mayor Walsh Submits City of Syracuse Response to Interstate 81 Draft Environmental Impact Statement

Our City

Mayor Ben Walsh and his team committed to growing our city, embracing diversity, and creating opportunity for all. Our City shares information and stories about the initiatives, neighborhoods, and people shaping Syracuse.

Twitter

My Tweets
  • Our News
    • Press Room
  • Our Stories
    • Neighborhood Stories
    • People Stories
      • Team Stories
      • Mayor Stories
  • Our Work
    • Police-Community Relations
    • Syracuse Police Reform: Reporting Progress
    • Syracuse Surge: Updates
  • Special Reports
    • State of the City 2020
    • State of the City 2019
    • City Progress Report 2019
    • City Progress Report 2018
  • syrgov.net