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City of Utica to Host Second Annual Pieces of HeART Art Show

Jun

23

The exhibition will feature a compelling collection of paintings, ceramics, and pottery created by individuals participating in the Pieces of HeART program
Mayor Michael P. Galime to Display Pride Flag at Utica City Hall in Recognition of Pride Month

Jun

02

The City of Utica is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive community.
City of Utica Responds to Gas Leak at Algonquin Apartments; All Residents and Pets Safely Relocated

May

28

The Utica Fire Department and National Grid responded rapidly, shutting off all power and gas to the building.
Mayor Galime Awards $166,741 in grants to 12 Minority and Women-Owned Businesses

May

28

The program was funded through the City’s 2024-2025 allocation of federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds.
City of Utica Announces FY 2025–26 Paving Program with Strong Focus on Quality and Longevity

May

21

Through multiple contracts targeting both immediate repairs and preventative maintenance, the City reaffirms its commitment to high standards in roadway construction and public service.
City of Utica and Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce Announce Grand Opening of Harbor Point

May

20

The event will begin with an official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 4:00 PM, featuring local, regional, and state leaders who have supported the vision and development of Harbor Point.
City of Utica Takes Decisive, Swift Action to Prevent Disaster at Algonquin Apartments

Apr

07

About 20 individuals living in unsafe conditions were found. Multiple residents were relocated Friday, and all building occupants were instructed to evacuate immediately. Support services were provided on-site to assist with housing, health, and pet care needs.
St. Patrick's Day Follow Up

Mar

20

The City of Utica looks forward to continuing this tradition in the years ahead and appreciates the collective effort that made this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade one to remember.
Oriskany St, Utica’s Western Gateway

Mar

18

Oriskany Street has gained momentum as a commercial corridor......
Utica Planning Board deems draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement for former St. Elizabeth’s re-use alternatives to be ‘complete’

Feb

21

With this step in the environmental review process cleared, the next step is for the Planning Board to invite public comment on the DGEIS.

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