Syracuse City Auditor Alexander Marion

My full statement on the Supreme Court Appellate Division's decision on the Schine Student Center

In a moment where the LGBTQ+ community is under attack, leadership matters. Standing up for our gay, trans, and q***r neighbors when it is difficult is critical. We raised the First Light Progress Pride flag at City Hall as a reminder that everyone’s work matters more than ever

Honoring the bravery of the American forces who fought on D-Day so many years ago, may we always remember their sacrifice

It’s on! After years of work, the Hanover Square Fountain is renovated and running. Thanks to the incredible team at the Syracuse Parks & Recreation for all your work in getting this done for our community. As a former Hanover Square resident, I’m especially proud to see this restored for the City

It’s Taste Of Syracuse weekend! It was great to get out and enjoy the warm weather and some excellent food from some Syracuse favorites, including Kevin Henry’s Hen House for jerk chicken! A special thanks to our Syracuse Parks & Recreation workers and Syracuse Police Department for all they do to make this festive weekend possible

Downtown Syracuse is a vibrant community getting stronger every day. It was great meeting with business and community leaders at today’s Downtown Syracuse Committee annual meeting to hear about what else is in store.

Syracuse wants to hear from you! Check out one of these upcoming public meetings in your neighborhood about how we can design playgrounds that are accessible and attractive for our community.

Syracuse officials want your opinions on new playground designs for 3 city parks Community meetings planned this month to discuss projects in Eastwood, Elmwood and University neighborhoods.

I recently had the chance to attend the Syracuse Prize Awards. This innovative award program from CNY Arts recognizes some of the top talent in our City. Congratulations to our finalists and the inaugural recipient Patrick Berry for his work at Project Mend

It’s always the right time to fund our cities and I’m glad the New York State budget included $30 million in extra funding for Syracuse, as well as resources for Buffalo, Albany, Rochester, and NYC. I talked about this on Spectrum News 1 Central New York/S Tier's Capital Tonight and how we can use this funding to address structural challenges

Syracuse City Auditor Alexander Marion on the state budget The ink is dry on the $268 billion state budget.