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Main Street program update: 3 of 14 projects listed complete, county to finish most by year-end

Syracuse City Council · April 16, 2026

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Summary

Brianca Hill told the council the county is managing Main Street projects and that three of 14 projects are listed as complete; Valley Plaza is expected within 60 days and the county expects most work to finish by year-end.

Brianca Hill, director of business development for the city, updated the council on the county‑funded Main Street program, saying the county has been managing applicant follow-up and dispersing funds to complete projects.

"The county has been doing most of the leg work with working with each of the applicants, ensuring that the projects are being completed, tracking the progress," Hill said. She said three of 14 projects are marked complete; the council and staff discussed Dunkin' Bright as one completed project and Hill identified Valley Plaza as on track to finish within about 60 days.

Hill said she would provide the council with a list of the two other completed projects; she cited the Salvation Army and the Rama Clinic as projects she believed were complete or nearly complete and confirmed signage work was part of that program. The council asked for confirmation of final completion percentages and whether funds could be moved among projects that were not progressing.

The city did not vote on any new Main Street funding during the hearing; staff said they will circulate a detailed list of completed projects and the county's schedule for remaining work.