RESOURCES
Resources for Residents and
Property Owners
Neighborhood Groups and Associations-
Are you looking to get more involved
in your neighborhood? See which organizations already exist in your area of the
City and how you can take part in building and improving your community.
Tenants’ Rights Handbook-
This comprehensive handbook contains
information for all tenants in the City of Syracuse. Know your rights as a
renter! Click here for the handbook en Español.
City Services Guide-
Important information for property
owners and residents about how to get the most out of your city services!
Home HeadQuarters-
Are you looking to buy a home or
renovate a property? Home HeadQuarters is here to help! Apply for renovation
grants and loans, take classes, and receive budget and loan counseling all in
one place.
Rental Registry- If you own a rental property in the City of Syracuse,
you are required to register your property with the Division off Code
Enforcement.
Vacant Property Registry- If
you own a vacant property in the city
of Syracuse, you are required to register with the Division of Code Enforcement.
Are You Facing Foreclosure?- Check out information and resources for homeowners
facing tax foreclosure in the City of Syracuse.
Central Permit Office (CPO)-
Are you planning to build or renovate
your home in the City of Syracuse? The Central Permit Office is your
one-stop-shop for permits and important information, rules, and regulations for
projects in the city.
Resources
for Businesses
Minority and Women Business Enterprise Participation Program (MWBE)- The Department of Neighborhood and Business Development is responsible for administering the MWBE program which is committed to providing increased opportunities for City of Syracuse MWBE certified businesses.
Additional
Resources
Historic Preservation- There are many historically significant properties in
the City of Syracuse. View a listing of historic properties as well as guidelines
and regulations for their development here.
Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau
The
Syracuse Downtown Committee
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
End the Epidemic