City crews will be installing temporary “No Parking” signs along affected streets beginning on Sunday, September 28, 2025. Residents and visitors are strongly advised to observe and comply with all posted signage to avoid towing.
The City of Utica Urban Renewal Agency has received an offer from the owner of Destination Kia of Utica to purchase 5.5 acres of City-owned land along Erie Street and Oriskany Boulevard.
Youth between the ages of 14 and 20 are encouraged to apply for positions available at the Utica Recreation Center, Val Bialas, and the Utica Municipal Ice Rink. Each employee will be able to work up to 200 hours over the winter season at a pay rate of $15.50 per hour.
The department was formally granted reaccreditation certification by the DCJS Accreditation Council.
The Utica Police Department has formally adopted a comprehensive immigration policy that strengthens community trust, provides clear guidance for officers, and ensures equal service and protection for all residents regardless of national origin or immigration status.
This paving project is part of our continued investment in the city’s infrastructure and street safety.
The City of Utica is pleased to share that all former residents—and their pets—of the Algonquin building have been successfully relocated to safe and reliable housing.
As of July 1, the City of Utica is actively advancing its Fiscal Year 2025–26 paving program with a renewed focus on quality, long-term infrastructure improvements, and responsible use of public resources.
Celebrate Independence Day with a full day of family-friendly festivities on Friday, July 4, 2025
This free, full-day event will take place at the newly developed Harbor Point in Utica on July 3, 2025
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