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Kingston lawmakers mull Safe Systems plan to eliminate traffic deaths

KINGSTON, N.Y. — City lawmakers plan to vote in May on whether to endorse Mayor Steve Noble’s Safe Systems plan to eliminate traffic fatalities in the city by 2030. The Common Council’s Public Safety Committee voted unanimously at Wednesday’s meeting to send the plan to the full Common Council for a vote at its May […]

Kingston mulls cameras to ticket speeding drivers in school zones

KINGSTON, N.Y. — City lawmakers are mulling installing speed cameras that can automatically ticket speeding drivers in school zones. The Common Council’s Public Safety Committee voted unanimously Wednesday to endorse the proposal brought forth by Mayor Steve Noble. Still, the program would have to clear a number of hurdles at the state and city level […]

Death at Milwaukee bus stop prompts changes in ambulance response

Jolene Waldref, 49, died in subzero temperatures after calling 911.

Fallout from woman's death near bus stop hits ambulance companies

The death of a South Milwaukee woman at a bus stop is prompting change.

Syracuse aims to consolidate police, fire departments in remodeled west side facility

Petition seeks stop light, lower speeds on Washington Avenue where bicyclist was killed

KINGSTON, N.Y. — A woman who lost her partner after he was struck by a car on Washington Avenue is calling for a redesign of the roadway between North Front Street and the traffic circle in the town of Ulster “to safely accommodate bicycles and pedestrians.” Rosemary Quinn has drafted a which is posted on […]

MPD investigating missed grant deadline that could have cost city $15 million

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Albany's Community Police Review Board struggling with 'information roadblocks' in misconduct probes

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Public Safety chair calls for patience in investigation of police use of force incident

In addition to being the chair of the Common Council's Public Safety Committee, Chol Majok sits on the Syracuse Police Reform and Reinvention Plan Oversight committee. He said the community must allow time for a full investigation into the event shown on the video.