Partnership for Onondaga Creek | A voice for the Midland Community and the environment advocating for better, nonpolluting solutions for Onondaga Creek.

A voice for the Midland Community and the environment advocating for better, nonpolluting solutions for Onondaga Creek.

The Partnership for Onondaga Creek is a diverse, community-based environmental justice organization, rooted in the Midland area of Syracuse, New York. We are committed to empowering local communities, through knowledge and tools for change, to make the water and environment in and along Onondaga Creek meet the highest standards.

Welcome to the new POC website!

Our new website has many new features and much more content! Look around, and if you have any questions or would like to tell us what you think, use the contact form to send us a message.

Green Jobs for Syracuse

Highlighted directory listing

Westcott Community Center

http://www.westcottcc.org

WCC offers programs in Human Services and Arts & Culture

Click to read Green Infrastructure
Click to read "We Got It Right!" Celebration

Photo:
POC member Joanne and Jack of NOON talk to Representative Dan Maffei during the "We Got It Right" celebration at Spa at 500.

POC Monthly Meeting

6:00pm, Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Brady Faith Center, 404 South Ave

The Partnership for Onondaga Creek meets the first Tuesday of each month. New members welcome.

This month's events

March 1, 2010

Panel Discussion on Hydro-fracking with Don Siegel, Joe Heath, Katherine Nadeau, et al

From the Doctrine of Discovery to International Recognition of Rights

March 2, 2010

County Legislature vote on resolution asking for a state/county hydro-fracking ban

Green Infrastructure presentation by Onondaga County's Administrative Director for Green Technology

Current Activity

Presentation on Green Infrastructure

Posted on February 17, 2010

On March 2 at 6:30 pm at the Partnership for Onondaga Creek meeting at Brady Faith Center, Bj Adigun, the county's administrative director for Green Technology, will present the county's strategy to keep stormwater out of our combined sewers. The county's strategy is to "green" our city in such a way as to prevent combined sewer overflows which pollute our creeks and Onondaga Lake. All are welcome.