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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2001
Page
6
Greyhound lines toll is 472 5339 and Teniways buses use 472 5339 Amtrak provides 800 872 7245 Airlines require direct airline contact for schedules and information
Syracuse transportation hubs faced widespread disruption as airplanes remained grounded and bus and rail service slowed. Officials warned of security checks delaying reopenings while travelers like Jim Champy canceled trips and rental cars surged. Trains moved slowly and Greyhound and Trailways limited cross region routes amid the national emergency.
Reports from Fayetteville Syracuse and local centers show shock anger and a call for unity after the terrorist attacks. Residents describe fear and urge calm while seeking information about victims and possible perpetrators. Local businessowners and educators reflect on security and national solidarity amid the crisis.
State police sent 58 troopers from Troop E and 50 from Troop D across Central New York to aid New York City after the terrorist attack that toppled the World Trade Center towers. About 500 statewide troopers were summoned for medical transport and traffic control duties as they prepared to depart around 4:30 p.m. The move aimed to free city officers for emergency duties while remaining troopers cover shifts and logistical tasks.
Police agencies increase road patrols while 174th Fighter Wing at Hancock Field aids security. State troopers run 12 hour shifts to cover gaps left by reassigned personnel as courts close early or operate with limited staff. Local officials discuss communications and inmate welfare while promising continued service and public safety.
A four way Democratic primary for Syracuse mayor is in doubt as no federal election occurs this year and officials consider delaying the November general election to accommodate a delayed primary. About 12,000 expected voters faced an emergency stretched political atmosphere amid a national tragedy.
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