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Tag: Permits

Posted on 1 February 2021

Mayor Walsh Announces Online FOIL Self-Service Portal for Code Violations and Permits

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced a new online FOIL Self-Serve Portal is now available to the public to search for permit and code violation information.…

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Posted on 29 July 2020

Central Permit Office to Unveil Permitting Improvements After Year-Long Focus as I-Team Priority Area

The Central Permit Office (CPO) will host a virtual presentation, open to the public, outlining improvements made to the permitting process on Thursday, July 30…

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Posted on 1 July 2020

Permitting for Public Festivals and Large Events in City of Syracuse Suspended Through the Summer and Fall of 2020

The City of Syracuse today announced that it has suspended permitting for large-scale gatherings and events through the summer and fall of 2020 due to…

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Posted on 28 January 201930 January 2019

City of Syracuse Announces Three Startups Selected to Participate in Ground-Breaking Startup in Residence Program

Startups to Address Permit Transparency, Security Deposit Loans, and Trauma Response SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The city of Syracuse announced that the startups Camino, Vite Labs,…

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Are you watching these amazing stories happening a Are you watching these amazing stories happening at the On Point For College (@onpointfc) Virtual Celebration 2021? Congratulations on 22 years of creating opportunities and advancing not just #ourcityscholars but young people from all over New York. We are proud recipients of the work and family at On Point for College and thank you for our OPFC alums like: Common Councilor Chol-Majok @SyracusePolice Department: Garrett Camby and Brandon Hanks @SyracuseFire Department + @syracuseschools Board Member Tamica Barnett and Public Information Officer Tajuana Cerutti. There are way too many to count. Tell us who your On Point champions are and enjoy the celebration 🎉 Watch online at https://youtu.be/brQpa0vwyEs?
Ramadan is a time of reflection, self-improvement, Ramadan is a time of reflection, self-improvement, and thoughtful devotion for members of the Muslim community across the globe. To our neighbors who are fasting this month, thank you for continuing to build community through your faith, kind gestures, and presence. Congratulations to #CNYRise on your virtual Ramadan celebration and #RamadanMubarak!
Are you looking for a way to help save lives? Cons Are you looking for a way to help save lives? Consider giving blood during the drive hosted by the City in partnership with @redcrosseny tomorrow, Apr. 15 from 10 am to 3 pm in the CHC Atrium. To make an appointment, go to redcrossblood.org and use the “syrcityhall” code.
AMAZON DONATES OVER $1 MILLION TO STEAM SCHOOL May AMAZON DONATES OVER $1 MILLION TO STEAM SCHOOL Mayor Walsh and @syracuseschools Superintendent Alicea joined County Executive McMahon to announce a $1.75 million gift from @amazon to support the STEAM School. The donation will go towards the robotics and computer science initiatives at the new school, helping to open more doors and increase options for different science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics career pathways for the students enrolled when the school opens. As a neighbor and community partner, Amazon will create more than 1,000 local jobs when the fulfillment center opens in Clay. The company is looking to invest in education programs that will drive future innovation in the communities it serves. Through strong partnerships, together, we are creating opportunity #forall.
“With the Balancing Act tool, users can get a cl “With the Balancing Act tool, users can get a clearer view into where city funds go; the tradeoffs and challenges required in funding city services; and the opportunities available to improve our City with each budget,” said Mayor Walsh. #Syracuse constituents can engage with the fiscal year 2022 budget using Balancing Act, an online simulation tool to help participants learn about the City's financial plan. The system is being used in communities across the nation for citizen engagement on fiscal matters. Mayor Walsh continued, “We want to make the City’s budgeting process more transparent to members of our community.” To allocate funds to departments and initiatives while considering current operational needs, copy and paste http://bit.ly/syrlivebudget2022 into your browser.
Mayor Walsh was joined by City Employees today for Mayor Walsh was joined by City Employees today for #covid shot no.2. ✔️ Ask important questions ✔️ Do your research ✔️ Protect yourself and others Thank you to the great team at @TheOncenter! Let’s beat Covid-19 💪🏽
ON THE GROUND The pandemic limited the Neighborhoo ON THE GROUND The pandemic limited the Neighborhood Power Walks last year but the team is ramping back up to bring residents important information about city resources right where they are. Mayor Walsh and city staff from the @syracusepolice, @syracusefire, Department of Public Works, Department of Neighborhood and Business Development, and the Division of Code Enforcement came together for the first Walk of the year. Cliff Ryan and members of Rebirth Syracuse joined the group to pass out educational material as well. When you see city representatives from various departments on your street or in your neighborhood, chat with them and ask questions. Get to know those who are working to provide the city services that impact quality of life in your community. They will be on the ground, listening, and proactively identifying issues to make #Syracuse a great city #forall.
PARTNERSHIPS LEADING TO ACCESS @parttimesu will pa PARTNERSHIPS LEADING TO ACCESS @parttimesu will partner with @syracuseschools to give 36 high school juniors the opportunity to take online classes via SU’s Summer College Program. Prior to graduating high school, these SCSD students will have already taken college level courses, having explored fields and topics in a way that could help guide their future interests. With support from donors like @ibew43 and the National Electrical Contractors Association Finger Lakes NY Chapter, the students will be provided with scholarships to participate this summer. The program will offer access to academic and career pathways through early, experiential college preparation and will lead the way to more open doors to a higher education.
Have a safe and healthy Easter, #Syracuse. Have a safe and healthy Easter, #Syracuse.

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