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4 June 2021

City of Syracuse Calls for Public Input on E. Colvin Street Sidewalk and Streetscape Improvement Project Slated for 2022

The City of Syracuse Department of Engineering is inviting neighbors on the Southside and Eastside to provide public comments on the preliminary plans to improve…

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17 March 202121 April 2021

New City Plan to Make Crosswalks Safer for Pedestrians Available for Public Review and Comments

The City of Syracuse Department of Engineering today announced the first phase of the Pedestrian Safety Action Plan (PSAP), a project to upgrade crosswalks citywide,…

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8 January 202130 May 2021

Mayor Walsh and Chief Buckner Announce Body-Worn Cameras Deployed to All Uniformed Syracuse Police Officers

SPD invites public input on updated Body-Worn Camera Policy Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh today announced the successful procurement of 220 body-worn cameras for use by…

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17 November 2020

City of Syracuse Opens Online Public Comment Period for E. Brighton Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation Project

The City of Syracuse Department of Engineering is accepting public comments for the E. Brighton Avenue Bridge over the New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway…

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22 April 2020

Interactive Website Lays Out Solar Street Improvement Project and Allows for Public Comments to be Accepted Online Until May 1

The City of Syracuse Department of Engineering is seeking public input for the Solar Street Improvement Project, currently in the preliminary design phase of the…

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