Onondaga County

Lots of progress being made on the Aquarium thanks to nearly 100 local construction workers currently working on the project! 🐟 🌊 ‼️ #SupportLocal #LocalJobs 

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WEP is looking for a natural leader to join its workforce as an Electrical Maintenance Coordinator. Through effective communication, safety advocation, and strong teamwork, this position leads a diverse team in electrical maintenance and repair. Details and benefits: ongov.net/wep/employment

As we close out 2024, we reflect, not just on this year, but the last 100 years. Since treating our first drop at the Metropolitan Syracuse Wastewater Treatment Plant in 1924, Onondaga County has come a long way -- from ditching it in canals to treating it with advanced systems. One thing that hasn't changed, though, is WEP's resolve to improve processes and invest in sustainable infrastructure that protects our community and environment for generations to come. #wastewatertreatment #Infrastructure #environmentalprotection #history #future #WatersWorthIt #impactfulwork

SAVE THE DATE: Join Onondaga County's Office of Diversity and Inclusion for the "One Stop Shop" Program Meet and Greet on January 14th at 5:30pm! See more details below. To learn more about our One Stop Shop Program, please visit: https://lnkd.in/ectR-EGD. ‼️

Happy New Year! Looking forward to continuing our exciting and historic progress together in 2025! ✨

The Department of Water Environment Protection (WEP) tackles the monumental task of treating over 33 billion gallons of wastewater a year and our dedicated team makes this possible. If you have experience in instrumentation or electrical work and are searching for an opportunity to learn and grow professionally, check out our WWTP Maintenance Worker (I/E) opening. Details and benefits: ongov.net/wep/employment #nowhiring #careeropportunities #instrumentation #electrical #environmentalprotection #instrumentation #electrical

PRESS RELEASE: County Executive McMahon Announces Major Milestone Reached for Micron Technology Project with Submission of Preliminary Draft Environmental Impact Statement

Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon and the OCIDA team attended #SEMICONJapan! The week began with a Semiconductor Reception hosted by the U.S. Embassy at the Ambassador’s residence. Onondaga County joined representatives from New York, Arizona, Virginia, and Oregon for conversation regarding the growing U.S. semiconductor ecosystem with supply chain companies.   Onondaga County had an insightful meeting with the Japan External Trade Organization's leadership to discuss business opportunities for Japanese companies interested in expanding in our community. At SEMICON Japan, County Executive McMahon gave two presentations on opportunities to coinvest with Micron. Throughout the week the team met with numerous supply chain companies and had meaningful conversations about co-locating here. These are exciting times for Central New York! Thank you to the U.S. Commercial Service, JETRO - Japan External Trade Organization , JETRO USA and Micron Technology for your support and partnership.

Looking for a meaningful career? Join WEP as a Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator and make a daily difference in our community. You'll play a crucial role in ensuring that every drop of water used is safely and responsibly returned to nature, free of harmful pollutants. Discover more about this opportunity, explore benefits and other open positions at ongov.net/wep/employment