Public Safety Jamboree

Join the Syracuse Fire Department, Police Department, and Public Works Department for an epic PUBLIC SAFETY JAMBOREE! 

Come learn how we protect you, and how you can protect yourself! Tons of activities for every member of the family, including:- ...

Development Map

What is being built there?Who is the developer?What is the development supposed to look like once it’s complete?

 We’ve heard your questions regarding development projects and want to make it easier for you to access all this i...

Meet the Candidates Night

2023 Meet the Candidates Night

Date: October 25, 2023Time: 6 PMLocation: City Hall (1979 W. 1900 S)

Come meet the City Council candidates as they address important community issues.

Do you have a question for the candidates? Submissions accepted until Octobe...

Municipal General Election

SYRACUSE CITY MUNICIPAL GENERAL ELECTION CANDIDATES

Candidates for three Councilmember At-Large Seats (4-year term):

• Drake Mailes
• Paul Watson
• Julie Robertson
• Brett D. Cragun

Each candidate is given the opportunity to submit biographical information to a State-w...

Public Works Updates

Secondary Water

Secondary water will be shut off October 1st, 2023.  Pressures will begin to drop September 29th and 30th as the system drains. Protect your sprinkler system during the winter months by winterizing your system. We live in a climate...

Mayor's Message

Back in 2001, the best picture went to A Beautiful Mind.  This story is based on the life of John Nash, a Princeton mathematician who later won prestigious awards for his theoretical work in Economics.  His discovery of non-competitive e...

Disaster Preparedness Committee

In 1925, President Calvin Coolidge proclaimed Fire Prevention Week a national observance, making it the longest-running public health observance in our country. During Fire Prevention Week, children, adults, and teachers learn how to stay safe in case of ...

Employee Spotlight

Syracuse citizens have been able to count on Coby Purser to respond to emergencies for over 23 years, and we couldn’t be more grateful. While the primary responsibility of our fire department is to respond to medical and fire emergency service r...

Arts Council

Syracuse City Arts Council’s Junior Theater performances of “Seussical Jr.” are November 2-4 (matinee on Sat. Nov 4th). These shows sell out, so don’t wait! Visit www.syracuseutaharts.org for tickets today!Calendar ...

What's the Building Scoop?

A major revitalization project is underway at Stoker Park. Located at 1575 S 1150 W, this 6.5 acre park is receiving exciting upgrades to make it a fun and engaging recreational space for all members of our community. 

Popular features in the upgr...

Kids Art Classes

Do you have a budding artist?

Join Sheila Worley for these fun and creative skill-building workshops! Beginner art classes for kids age 10 and older for only $45 per session (all supplies included).

• Session 1: September 13 - October 4
  • Watercolors
• Session 2: O...

Syracuse Spoon

Ol’ Skool brings a fresh new taste to Syracuse.  At first glance at the menu, there are some fresh ideas for a foodie’s palette.  So many inviting tastes I can’t wait to experience.

I started off more traditi...

Paint Party Events

Come join the fun, learn basic painting skills, and leave with your own work of art! $30 per person (ages 14+) includes all supplies. Sign up today to secure your spot!

• September 8th: Sunflower Fields
• October 6th: Witches Sister Trio
• November 10th: Gingerbre...

2023 Water Schedule for Syracuse

2023 Secondary Water Conservation

The secondary water season begins May 1 and ends October 1 

May 1 to 28: Pick two days out of the five available days.

Memorial Day to Labor Day: Pick three days out of the five a...

Parks & Recreation Updates

Jr. Jazz Basketball

Registration dates: 

1^st Session: July 31- September 24

Divisions: Itty Bitty Hoops (participant MUST be registered in kindergarten), 1^st grade boys, 2^nd grade boys, 1^st/2^nd grade girls, 3^rd/4^th grade girls, 5^th/6^th grade girls, ...