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In Case You Missed It: Cortland Officials Consider Revisions to City Smoking Code
Cortland mayor Scott Steve recently proposed revisions to the city’s code relating to smoking on public property. Revisions to the city code, which would be ... -
City Police: Man arrested for heroin and meth possession
A Cortland man was arrested Monday afternoon after he was found to be in possession of heroin and methamphetamine, according to a city police report. ... -
Parking lot on Port Watson Street to close this week
The municipal parking lot located on the west side of the Cortland Youth Bureau on Port Watson Street will be closed from Tuesday to Friday ... -
Funds donated to restore WWI monument
Funds were recently donated to restore the World War I monument at Courthouse Park in the city of Cortland. The Chapter 377 Vietnam Veterans of ... -
Food truck explodes in Cortland
A food truck exploded at the intersection of Greenbush and East Court Street in the city of Cortland early Sunday morning. The Deli Bros Food ... -
City Police: Man allegedly ‘falsified records’ when pawning construction equipment
A City of Cortland man was arrested earlier this week after he allegedly falsified business records when pawning off stolen construction equipment, according to a ... -
Man fined for stabbing woman three times
A City of Cortland man was fined after he stabbed a woman three times over money in December of last year. Lavalle A. Caldwell pleaded ... -
City police provides update on August reports
The City of Cortland police department provided report updates at its monthly Police Commission meeting last week. The activity report notes that in August of ... -
Cortland Police to increase surveillance in the area
The City of Cortland police announced at last week’s Police Commission meeting that the department recently received new license-plate readers (LPRs). City police chief Paul ... -
Cortland looks to resolve West Court Street lighting issue
City of Cortland officials are looking to resolve a lighting issue on West Court Street that has been ongoing longer than usual, said councilperson Katy ...
