Syracuse Town Council Approves Bid For Pearl Street Parking Lot
During its regular meeting Tuesday night, July 16. the Syracuse Town Council approved a bid for $391,891.23 for the Pearl Street parking lot paving project.
Read MoreDuring its regular meeting Tuesday night, July 16. the Syracuse Town Council approved a bid for $391,891.23 for the Pearl Street parking lot paving project.
Read MoreJay Rigdon, Syracuse town attorney, swore in RJ Plummer as a new Syracuse Police officer during the Syracuse Town Council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, June 18.
Read MoreAfter two months of discussion, an ordinance requiring owners to pick up their animal’s waste died for lack of a motion during the Syracuse Town Council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, May 21.
Read MoreApproximately 20 people attended a public meeting at the Syracuse Community Center to learn more about “Designated Outdoor Refreshment Areas.”
Read MoreThe Syracuse Town Council introduced a tax increment finance bond for Rabbit Ridge Development during its regular meeting Tuesday night, March 19.
Read MoreThe Syracuse Town Council took on a packed agenda with two members, Paul Stoelting and Larry Siegel absent, during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, Dec. 19.
Read MoreDuring the Syracuse Town Council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 21, Town Attorney Jay Rigdon asked the council if they received and approved a letter he intends to send to the public access counselor regarding a open door violation complaint.
Read MoreThe Syracuse Town Council chose to table a request from Doug and Jeannine Schrock regarding an alley vacation during its regular meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 21.
Read MoreOnce again Syracuse Town Councilman Larry Siegel brought up the need for the town to have a resolution regarding annexation.
Read MoreAn economic development plan for Rabbit Ridge, owned by Dr. Larry Allen, was approved by the Syracuse Town Council during its regular meeting Tuesday night, Oct. 17.
Read MoreMichelle Owens came to the Syracuse Town Council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, Sept. 19, prepared to ask questions regarding the proposed sewer and water rate increases.
Read MoreAfter review of a utility rate study done by London Witte group, an Indianapolis accounting firm, the Syracuse Town Council instructed Robert Reynolds, a representative of the firm, to come up with a rate ordinance during its regular meeting Tuesday night, July 18
Read MoreThe Syracuse Town Council heard from several guests during its regular meeting Tuesday night, June 20.
Read MoreAs Council President Cindy Kaiser asked for approval of the minutes, Councilman Larry Siegel requested discussion during the Syracuse Town Council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, May 16.
Read MoreWhile voter turnout in Syracuse was low, only 7.44%, their choices were clear for Syracuse Clerk-Treasurer and Town Council seat District 4.
Read MoreErin Rowland Jones, executive director of Court Appointed Special Advocates, was in attendance as Cindy Kaiser, president of the Syracuse Town Council, read a proclamation declaring April National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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