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Mayor Walsh issued a snow safety alert beginning Thursday evening in Syracuse, providing key reminders about plowing, sidewalk snow removal and traffic safety. A Lake Effect Snowstorm Warning is in effect until the morning of Sat, Feb 15, read more at: goto.syr.gov/2025-02-13-Sno…

Mayor Walsh issued a new Snow Safety Alert for the City of Syracuse urging city residents to use caution on roads and sidewalks during a winter storm delivering dangerous ice, snow and windy conditions. Learn more at: goto.syr.gov/2025-02-16-Sno…

Mayor Walsh is inviting you to the first of four open houses to learn about Vision Zero! The goal? Zero traffic fatalities and severe injuries, while improving safety and mobility for everyone. Stop by to share your thoughts on how we can make Syracuse safer for all.

Join us tonight for the second of four Vision Zero open houses! Learn about our commitment to safer streets, share your input, and help shape the future of traffic safety in Syracuse.

Ready to help make our streets safer for everyone? Join us for the 3rd of 4 open houses about Vision Zero. 📅February 25 |🕒1:30 pm |📍Hazard Branch Library Come learn more, ask questions, and share your thoughts! Together, we can work towards zero traffic fatalities.

Join us for the final Vision Zero Open House and share your input with us as we work toward eliminating traffic fatalities and creating safer roads for everyone—whether you walk, roll, bike, drive, or take transit. 📅 Thursday, February 27 ⏰ 6 pm 📍 Northeast Community Center

Starting Tuesday, April 1, the traffic signals at the intersections of S. Geddes St & W. Onondaga St, and Grant Blvd & Lemoyne Ave will return to full three-color operation after being on yellow and red flashing lights for the winter months. Read more on syr.gov/news.

🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT: On Wednesday, June 11, at 7 a.m., Fineview Place, between Renwick Avenue and Standart Street, in the City of Syracuse, will permanently close to traffic in both directions. 🔗 webapps.dot.ny.gov/i-81-travel-ad…

With the high temps this week, we're opening cooling centers with extended hours at Cecile & Magnarelli Community Centers (11am-8pm Mon-Wed). City pools opening early: McKinley & Burnet at noon, Wilson at 1pm. Read more at syr.gov/news.

Mayor Walsh wants you to help name our snowplow fleet! Got a punny idea? A Syracuse-inspired gem? Submit your most creative snowplow names through July 25th at goto.syr.gov/Snowplow. Read more at syr.gov/news.

Mayor Walsh announced a road reconstruction project on Thurber St beginning Sat, July 5. Crews will mill and pave from E Brighton Ave to Comstock Ave. The road will be closed during construction with traffic detours in place. Read more at syr.gov/news.

The Department of Sewers will be closing the eastbound lane of Harrison Street between Irving Ave and S Crouse Ave from 8 AM to 5 PM today for an emergency sewer repair. The westbound lane will remain open to traffic and emergency vehicles.

Water crews will begin repairs on a service line on E. Seneca Turnpike starting at 6:30 PM. E. Seneca Tpke will be closed to traffic from S. Salina St to E. Brighton Ave. Sidewalks remain open and traffic detours are in place. For questions or concerns, call 315-448-8360.