A positive resolution of this issue depends on individual people getting involved and taking action. Residents of Cayuga Heights and the Ithaca community are especially encouraged to participate in the dialogue. You can make a difference:


1. Make Your Voice Be Heard
Contact the following decision makers and let them know your questions and concerns:

Mayor Jim Gilmore
(607) 257-1238
email

Police Chief Tom Boyce
(607) 257-1011
email

David Donner
Deputy Mayor, Chair of Public Safety Committee
email

Cayuga Heights Trustees:
Robert Andolina email
Ron Bors email
Diana Riesman email
Kate Supron email
Bea Szekely email

Phone messages for trustees can be left at (607) 257-1238.

2. Write a letter to the editor
The Ithaca Journal
Ithaca Times
Cornell Daily Sun


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4. Help educate others
Get your friends, neighbors and colleagues involved in the public dialogue about this important issue. Begin by letting them know about this web resource. You can do that quickly and easily by clicking on the Send-to-a-Friend button.

5. Attend meetings of the Cayuga Heights Village Trustees
The Village Trustees are the decision makers. Consider attending these public meetings and letting the trustees know your questions and concerns.

Village Trustee meetings are open to the public and are held at 7 PM on the third Monday of every month.

The next Village Trustee meeting will be held on Monday, March 15 at 7 PM
Village Hall, 836 Hanshaw Rd.
(across from Community Corners, same building as police station) Map