Syracuse auditor urges action on vacant homes after fire @CNYCentralNews
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A fire at a vacant South Salina Street building is renewing questions about how Syracuse handles problem properties before they become fire scenes.

The owner of 1021-1027 South Salina Street owes the city and Onondaga County nearly $20,000 in back taxes and penalties, according to Syracuse City Auditor Alexander Marion.

Marion says the tax delinquency is significant because it can be one of several warning signs that a vacant property is becoming a larger problem.

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