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Walsh delivered his final address, highlighting seven years of accomplishments while laying out his ambitious plans for the next 11 months.
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Homicide, rape, robbery, aggravated assault were all down from 2023, but stolen cars pushed up property crime numbers.
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Plows will focus on clearing major roads before addressing side streets once heavy snowfall eases. Downtown parking restrictions will be enforced, with towing for violators.
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Nearly half of children in Syracuse live in poverty, according to estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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The council pulled money from new positions proposed by the mayor and applied it toward housing entities.
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He says the increase is needed to maintain and improve services residents expect and deserve.
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Housing was a major part of his hour-long speech Thursday evening at the new City Center on S. Salina St.
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Councilors did add a few items of their own, which added about $600,000 to the $310 million spending plan.
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After Saturday's collection of firearms in Attorney General Letitia James' gun buyback program, Syracuse turned in the most guns of any region in New York State.
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Syracuse Common Councilors are reviewing Mayor Ben Walsh's proposed budget for next fiscal year, which includes raising the property tax rate 2%.