Mayor Myrick and Chief Nayor feel that transparency in policing has to be a top priority. That is why they are are proud to publish publicly for the first time the department's new progressive policy governing the "Use of Force." Read on...
Work is scheduled to take place this Wednesday, June 3, 2020, to clean the wet well and replace pump components at the Buffalo Street Wastewater Pumping Station. Please read on for more information and local impacts... Read on...
A contractor working for the Ithaca Central Railroad will be replacing the railroad crossings along Fulton at Buffalo, Seneca, & State/ MLK Jr. Street beginning on Monday, June 1, 2020. Please read on for more details and local impacts... Read on...
Work is scheduled to begin Tuesday, June 2, 2020, to replace sanitary sewer on Catherine Street. Please read on for more details and local impacts... Read on...
In order to continue to protect the health and safety of City residents and workers, there are no immediate plans to reopen City buildings to the public. All residents are advised to continue conducting business remotely. Read on...
We appreciate the community’s efforts and awareness regarding continued social distancing, and ask that everyone please wear a cloth face covering when you cannot keep 6 feet between you and others in public. Please read on for more details... Read on...
Demolition work is scheduled to begin on Thursday, May 27th, at 411-415 College Ave. Area work zone set up will include sidewalk closures and lane use restrictions, please read on for more details... Read on...
NYSEG and DDS Companies are scheduled to begin work on Thursday, May 21, 2020, on the 400 block of Spencer Road and the 800 block of South Meadow Street Extension. Please read on for more details and local impacts... Read on...
As the Southern Tier starts to slowly phase the reopening of business operations, the Mayor has concluded the temporary policy that allowed trash to be picked up in the City of Ithaca without trash tags. Read on...
The City of Ithaca Office of Economic Development offers a variety of information and resources that businesses may find helpful in weathering the economic impacts of COVID-19. Please read on for more details... Read on...
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, members of the public will no longer be allowed in City Hall or any other city facility. Please read on for more information... Read on...
To accommodate work for the Hector Street Complete Streets Project, a portion of Hector Street will be closed to through traffic beginning Wednesday, April 1, 2020. Please read on for more details... Read on...
In these days of social distancing, the City of Ithaca Chamberlain’s Office would like to remind you of our remote payment options. Please read on for more details... Read on...
Work on the Hector Street Complete Streets project is scheduled to begin on Monday, March 16, 2020. Please read on for more details and local impacts... Read on...
City of Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick announced last Thursday a proposal for ambitious new goals that amount to a Green New Deal for Ithaca. Please read on for more details... Read on...
Work is scheduled to begin on Monday, March 4, 2019, on the Brindley Street Bridge Replacement Project. Please read on for more details and local impacts... Read on...
The Park Foundation awarded the City (on behalf of the City and Town of Ithaca) $62,850 to study and draft legislation to reduce GHG emissions in existing buildings. Please read on for more details... Read on...
The City of Ithaca will kick off a large community engagement initiative in 2020 in relation to the development of the Green New Deal (GND) Action Plan. Please read on for more details... Read on...
The City of Ithaca 2020 budget includes significant funding for Green New Deal work, including funding for a new full-time Sustainability Manager. Please read on for more details... Read on...
