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Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon plans a tax break for property owners, money for a Sherriff's helicopter, emergency drones, lead abatement, mental health. Lawmakers start debate Sept 17.
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12 newly lead remediated homes to become available for foster families.
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Families for Lead Freedom Now! and A Tiny Home for Good are collaborating on the two-family home, with a grant secured by Sen. Rachel May.
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Families for Lead Freedom Now and the NYCLU say the city didn't properly test water, generating lower lead level results.
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The samples collected from August through October show lead levels under the EPA action level. Flawed test samples collected earlier in the year showed high lead levels, causing some to call for the city to declare a state of emergency.
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The state attorney general's office says Todd Hobsb repeatedly failed to address lead safety violations at multiple properties.
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NYS Attorney General Letitia James reached a settlement with Todd Hobbs, the latest in a series of landlords found to have repeatedly flouted lead safety laws.
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The City of Syracuse and Onondaga County reflected on the progress that has been made in catching lead poisoning and remediation techniques.
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AG Letitia James alleges William D'Angelo's neglect poisoned more than a dozen children, most of them children of color.
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United Way of Central New York is proposing the services to support local communities affected by lead poisoning.