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Posted on 19 March 202019 March 2020

Mayor Walsh Announces SEDCO Loan Program for Small Businesses Impacted by the Coronavirus

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh today announced the creation of the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Program for small businesses in the City of Syracuse that have been…

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Some famous coaches are calling plays in the commu Some famous coaches are calling plays in the community’s fight against COVID-19. Syracuse University‘s Dino Babers, Jim Boeheim and Quentin Hillsman teamed up with Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh and Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon for a new public service announcement that urges the Syracuse community to be a team in slowing down the spread of COVID-19. See it at the link in our profile. Thank you, Coaches. #LetsTakeCareofEachOther
#Syracuse is a diverse city, consisting of many re #Syracuse is a diverse city, consisting of many residents whose first language is not English. To help share important information related to the coronavirus (COVID-19), InterFaith Works is providing important public health information in various languages through its Coronavirus Resource Center. Visit bit.ly/2Um5zMv for access to videos, phone numbers, and other resources you can share to help everyone stay informed. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther
City of Syracuse Department of Public Works will p City of Syracuse Department of Public Works will postpone the scheduled spring yard waste and construction debris collection for all quadrants for the month of April until further notice. The self drop-off site located at 1200 Canal St. will be open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays for yard waste drop-offs only. Residential construction debris should be held for future pick up. Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency is accepting essential construction and debris drop-offs at the Ley Creek location Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The Town of Camillus Construction & Demolition Landfill will operate on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. To learn more about composting your yard waste at home, visit ocrra.org/services/compost/diy/.
Both the Volunteer Lawyers Project of Onondaga Cou Both the Volunteer Lawyers Project of Onondaga County, Inc. and Legal Services of Central New York are still offering legal assistance online and over the phone. To start the intake process to determine if your housing, family, employment, or other legal matter needs match the services provided, please contact each organization separately. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther Legal Services of Central New York's intake form can be found at lscny.org/intake or representatives can be reached by phone at 315-703-6500. Volunteer Lawyers Project of Onondaga County, Inc.'s intake form can be found at onvlp.org/intake or representatives can be reached by phone at call 315-471-3409.
A City Hall shout out and thank you to the Common A City Hall shout out and thank you to the Common Council for serving #Syracuse in these extraordinary times. In accordance with Governor Cuomo’s Executive Order, Councilors convened for an online study session Wednesday via web conference. You can see it on the City’s YouTube channel. The work of our legislature is essential to keep City services running. If you want to watch next Monday’s study session and regular meeting live, look for details on the home page of syrgov.net. #LetsTakeCareofEachOther
Many organizations are stepping up to help during Many organizations are stepping up to help during this time of need. Centro has waived fares for the bus and its Call-a-Bus services until further notice. For essential work and travel, Centro is making sure public transportation is available to those who rely on it to get to and from, operating on normal weekday and weekend schedules. Thank you to Centro's leadership and workforce for putting measures in place to maintain clean busing environments and for helping riders continue to practice social distancing. Visit www.centro.org/ to learn more. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther
The City Payment Office will be closed today for r The City Payment Office will be closed today for required maintenance until further notice. To reach the Treasury Bureau: call 315-448-8310, email Treasury@syrgov.net, or visit bit.ly/syrgov-propertytaxbill to pay a property tax bill online. To reach the Parking & Violations Bureau: call 315-479-5300, email Parking@syrgov.net, or visit bit.ly/syrgov-parkingtickets to pay a parking violation ticket.
Upstate Medical's Coronavirus Assessment Tool give Upstate Medical's Coronavirus Assessment Tool gives users the opportunity to evaluate the level of risk of being infected by reviewing their symptoms. By providing answers to questions, individuals can take the first step towards knowing what to do next to improve their health and protect the health of others. To take the online assessment, visit http://ow.ly/Insd50yUQPK. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther
While it is essential for everyone to take precaut While it is essential for everyone to take precautions to remain physically healthy in the midst of a public health crisis, it doesn't stop there. A part of staying healthy overall is knowing what resources are available to use to remain mentally and emotionally healthy too. If you are in need of a human service agency but are unsure of where to start, dial 211 from any landline or cell phone to be directed to help today. #LetsTakeCareOfEachOther

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  • City of Syracuse Outdoor Basketball Courts Closed to Play
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  • Department of Public Works Postpones April Yard Waste and Construction Debris Collection
  • Local Leaders Form COVID-19 Economic Resiliency Task Force to Map Coronavirus Strategies for Business Community

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