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City of Ithaca Reopens Sidewalks Around Seneca Street Garage
The City of Ithaca has reopened the sidewalks surrounding the Seneca Street Parking Garage following the completion of scaffold installation and receipt of an independent safety and accessibility review. Please read on for information...
Sidewalk Repair- 500 Block Linn Street
Beginning Thurs 8/20 crews will be working in the 500 block of Linn Street to perform sidewalk repairs. Please read on for more information...
Sidewalk Repair- W Green Street & S Cayuga Street
Beginning on Friday, 8/21 crews will be working on sidewalk repairs on W Green St & S Cayuga Street. Please read on for more info...
East Buffalo Street Sewer Main Replacement
Beginning on Thursday 8/20 crews will be working to replace sewer main in the 300, 400, & 500 blocks of E Buffalo Street.
Downtown Ithaca DRI: Get Involved
Reminder- we invite your feedback and participation in our upcoming Ithaca Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) events. Please read on for more info...
City of Ithaca accepting applications for vacant Fourth Ward Common Council seat
The City of Ithaca is now accepting applications from residents interested in serving as the Fourth Ward representative on Common Council following the resignation of Fourth Ward Alderperson Patrick Kuehl.
City of Ithaca announces retirement of Director of Planning and Development Lisa Nicholas
The City of Ithaca today announced the upcoming retirement of Director of Planning and Development Lisa Nicholas. The city has begun recruitment for the position to ensure a smooth leadership transition.
New Completion Date- Milling & Paving of Multiple Streets
Timeline update- The 200 block of Cobb St, 100 & 200 blocks of Miller St, & 100 & 200 Blocks of Worth St milling & paving work timeline has been extended. Please read on for more info...
NYSEG Utility Work- 100 Blocks of North & South Cayuga Street
Beginning Thurs 8/6 the 100 blocks of North & South Cayuga St will be limited to one lane to accommodate NYSEG utility work. Please read on for more details...