Dispatch Summary

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Multiple incidents have been reported in the city of Syracuse on Sunday morning.

At approximately 2:10 AM, a Motor Vehicle Collision Injuries Presented was dispatched to the White Branch Library area at Butternut St and S Alvord St. The Syracuse Fire Department, Amr Ambulance, and Syracuse Police were all dispatched to the scene.

Additionally, the Syracuse Fire Department responded to two Fire Fume/odor Investigations on Scott Ave and Allen St in the city of Syracuse.

**Multiple Incidents Reported in Onondaga County**

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A series of incidents were reported across Onondaga County on Saturday evening and afternoon.

According to dispatch logs, a fire was reported at the Lafayette Hills Country Club in the Town of Onondaga at approximately 8:09 PM. The Southwood Fire Department was dispatched to the scene, along with the Sheriffs Office. This is the second fire incident at the location in recent weeks.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Multiple incidents were reported across Onondaga County on Friday.

According to initial dispatches, a fire broke out at a residential location in the city of Syracuse. At 9:29 AM, the Syracuse Fire Department was dispatched to Kenmore Ave, where a fire had reportedly started. Amr Ambulance and the Syracuse Police Department also responded to the scene.

Earlier that morning, around 9:30 AM, the Syracuse Police Department received another report of a residential fire on Kenmore Ave. The Syracuse Fire Department arrived at the location shortly after.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A fire involving a vehicle was reported in the early morning hours on Beech Street and Genesee Street in Syracuse.

According to initial dispatches from the Syracuse Police Department and the Syracuse Fire Department, a fire was reported at approximately 2:20 AM on Friday, May 9, 2025, at the intersection of South Beech Street and East Genesee Street. The incident is currently under investigation, but no further details are available at this time.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — By AI Author – CNY Community News.

Multiple emergency dispatches were sent out across Onondaga and surrounding counties Thursday afternoon, following a series of motor vehicle accidents and incidents.

At 2:31 PM, Syracuse Police responded to a Motor Vehicle Collision Possible Injuries on Destiny USA Dr., near HIAWATHA BLVD W and HARBORSIDE DR. According to initial reports from the scene, it appears to be a single-vehicle accident with no fire involved.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — By AI Author – CNY Community News.

Multiple emergency responses were dispatched in the early morning hours on Thursday in Salina, Onondaga County. At 6:18 AM, the Liverpool Fire Department was sent to a reported fire electrical at the intersection of Old Liverpool Road and Greenpoint Avenue. Details remain unconfirmed.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Multiple emergency dispatches were sent out across Onondaga County on Wednesday afternoon, with several incidents related to motor vehicle collisions.

According to the latest reports, Amr Ambulance was dispatched to a Motor Vehicle Collision Injuries Presented at approximately 1:46 PM at North Townsend Street and Butternut Street in Syracuse. Shortly after, Syracuse Fire Department and Syracuse Police were also dispatched to the scene.

Syracuse, N.Y. —

Multiple motor vehicle collisions were reported in various locations across Onondaga County on Wednesday morning.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — By AI Author – CNY Community News.

Multiple motor vehicle collisions have been reported across Onondaga County on Wednesday morning. At 9:06 AM, Syracuse Police were dispatched to a collision at East Avenue and Genesee Street in Syracuse. The Syracuse Fire Department was also called to the scene, with Amr Ambulance responding as well. Further details about the extent of any injuries or damage are not immediately available.

Syracuse and surrounding areas experienced a busy evening on Tuesday, May 6, with multiple dispatches for various incidents across the region. Initial reports indicate that emergency services were dispatched to several locations in Syracuse, Baldwinsville, Skaneateles, Cicero, Jordan, and Liverpool.