UNPA & Neighborhood News
East Genesee Proposed Development
The University Neighborhood Preservation Association (UNPA) is concerned about the proposal to develop a major residential building on…
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Read MoreMorningside Cultural Trails at the Barry Park Pot Luck
Join us at the next Barry Park Potluck hosted by UNPA, Thursday, August 16th, 5:30-7:30pm. Help to celebrate…
Read MoreThornden Aquathon Made a Splash!
Syracuse Parks and Recreation, the Thornden Park Association, and the University Neighborhood Preservation Association hosted our first Youth…
Read MoreSummer Fun in the University Neighborhood
Summer is officially here and we’ve compiled library events, classes & recreation opportunities available right in our neighborhood…
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The Department of Public Works (DPW) will resume its regularly scheduled yard waste and construction debris pick up dates for all quadrants during the month of October in accordance with the following schedule:
Northeast Quadrant: October 3-4
Southeast Quadrant: October 10-11
Southwest Quadrant: October 17-18
Northwest Quadrant: October 24-25
October is the last month in which residents can set out yard waste and construction debris before DPW converts its equipment and staff to winter operations. Leaves only will be picked up in November and December.
Residents in the Northeast quadrant are asked to keep their set-outs in place for pick up in early October. If you are unsure of which quadrant you live in, visit www.syrgov.net/yardwaste_schedule/ to view the map.
Yard waste from City residents can also be discarded at DPW's self-drop off site at 1200 Canal St. The site is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. until Nov. 1.
COUNTDOWN - DAY 14 The response rate for #Syracuse has increased by an additional tenth of a percent to 53.5%. With the 2010 Census final response rate at 61.7%, enumerators will have to visit a larger number of non-responsive homes to help make up the 8.2-point difference.
Before anyone knocks on your door, remember that the Census can still be completed by phone, mail or online. Visit my2020census.gov to find more information, including materials in various languages. Syracuse, let's shape our future!
Holiday trash pick up schedule: Trash pick up will be one day late on and for the remainder of the week, this includes Labor Day.
New Year's Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, and Martin Luther King Day.
One more day to enjoy Mobile Rec to Go!❓HOW MANY OF YOU WILL WE SEE THIS WEEK to pick up Mobile Rec “To Go” bags for the kids? They are packed with so many great activities and cool crafts❗️#BonusWeek
Check out the sites and times below. To register for a site visit syracuse.recdesk.com > Programs > Youth Programs.
Also, don’t forget about the Chalk the Walk Art Contest, made possible by the Everson Museum of Art. Lots of neat prizes. Visit syracuse.recdesk.com/Community/Program/Detail?programId=1169 for more information and to register.
Syracuse Police Department - Syracuse, NY 13202
www.syracusepolice.org
Syracuse Police Department was created in 1848 when the Villages of Salina and Syracuse merged to form the City of Syracuse. Today the Department has 497 Officers and serves a population of 141,683.