The Oswego City School District Board of Education and the Oswego Public Library board of trustees will both hold their annual reorganizational meeting today. County and city meetings are also on tap in Oswego.
Among the endorsements are Dave White for city of Oswego mayor and Greg Oakes for Oswego County DA
Despite some interference from the weather on the planned date (April 16), 180 volunteers met at the McCrobie Building on Lake Street at 1 p.m. on Sunday to clean up the litter on Oswego’s lakeshore and riverbanks.
At Thursday’s meeting, the Oswego County Legislature will ask the state to reconsider instituting a program that would be detrimental to upstate youth. “Youth Bureau funding would be eliminated in many counties, which would promote inequities in prevention and positive youth development services across the state. It is economically not prudent to only support youth when they are at the doorstep of the child welfare and/or the juvenile justice system,” the director of the local Youth Bureau said.
UPDATED: Authorities still seeking the cause of Monday’s house fire. At approximately 12:55 p.m. Feb. 7 , Oswego City Police responded along with the Oswego City Fire Department to a confirmed structure fire at 86 Tallman St. No injuries were reported. Oswego Police are asking anyone with information to contact them at 315-342-8120.
Among the items on the agendas is a request to upgrade the lighting at the waste water treatment plants. It would mean an annual savings of about $3,250.
City council member reminds residents it’s the law to keep sidewalks cleared of snow. She asks everyone to “shovel a step further” and consider clearing a neighbor’s sidewalk, open up a cross walk, clear your own sidewalk.
Both would be held on Jan. 24 prior to that night’s Common Council meeting. The first is regarding the 2020 Vision Comprehensive Plan Revision document. The other is regarding Proposed Local Law #1 regarding Chapter 63, Animals.
he Oswego Fire Department will continue to provide ambulance service for Oswego Town through 2011. Two days after the Oswego Town Board accepted a proposal to reinstate ambulance service in the town, the Common Council voted unanimously Wednesday evening to authorize the mayor to execute a one-year agreement with the town.
The commissioners of the Oswego Town Fire District would like to address some of the possible concerns of our residents in light of recently published articles regarding the Town of Oswego ambulance service. First and foremost we want to assure the residents that the Town of Oswego Volunteer Fire Department will continue to provide our community with first response EMS service.
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